Self bondage armbinder

[Anne]

I found a way to get stuck in an armbinder.
It works fine but I would change 2 things for it to be better (my perfect one is still different):

 - I want one slightly longer as this technique needs to be perfectly executed for it to be inescapable
 - stronger, this one stretches a bit and I can hear the stitching snapping when I put some muscle into it. So this one won't last more than a few real sessions.

Source: https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?v...9d68a06869

[Penguin]

Wonderful video.

Scrumptious.

But when I consider using this, the next question almost asks itself: how do you get out?

[Tinker D]

Yes. Without a rescuer, how would you get out?

[Anne]

When trying different approaches I always had an easy to undo knot with one long end of rope to pull to release it to hold the ratchets to the ring in the back of my neck. After many attempts it became clear that this armbinder is slightly to short for me, as it does not come up quite high enough my upper arms. With a little help from a doorknob I can pull it down just enough so I can pop my elbow out of it and then I'm free. So in the video I did it without this extra knot. (I'm convinced I could rip apart this armbinder as well should there ever be a need, so if anybody knows a place that makes tougher ones that are affordable I'd like to order one.) That's why I said this one is to short for me.

I'm planning to experiment some more by anchoring it higher but this requires a bit more ropework and you don't want things to tangle up back there. If I can pull this off however that should make it quite inescapable without an alternative release at the two ratchet's anchor point. I'm planning to use an ice lock for that so if everything works out just right I'll have a way to do selfbondage with an armbinder and an ice lock release.

[no smile]

You want it longer but it seem your side anchor point are also too low. You might want try adding a bit of rope from the shoulder to level them up.

Anyway, this is another point to buy ratchet instead of my everlasting srd….

[Like Ra]

You want it longer but it seem your side anchor point are also too low. You might want try adding a bit of rope from the shoulder to level them up.

Yes, my first thought. Can the glove be anchored to the same neck part of the harness as the ratchets?

[Anne]

As I said: I'm goin to anchor it higher but it will require more rope work and will complicate things back there. Anchoring with the middle buckle to the ring in my neck makes it easier to pull the sides down.

My fingers are pressing the end of the armbinder so I can't anchor it much higher or I won't be able to stretch my arms. An extra 5 cm of length would make this impossible to escape when anchored a bit higher.

[Like Ra]

An extra 5 cm of length would make this impossible to escape when anchored a bit higher.

Yep, that's the answer, and that's the reason.

[Strappado]

The idea sounds good, but I tried a similar approach (with hood string stoppers). Trouble was, that the lace would never get tight all the way from top to bottom. I always have a large opening near the elbows where most of the pressure from my arms is, and the lower part never gets tight enough, because there is simply too much friction on the way.

While writing this, I had an idea: Why not tighten the lace from both ends? The elbows might still be a bit lose, but it will definitely take care of the lower end.

As for shortage of the glove: I think our shoulders are too wide. The forearms can meet, but above the elbows, it is a flat V that can easily slip out of any tight hose. Consider the leverage you get between your shoulders and your elbows, around the end of the glove as a pivot point. And that is, why bolero armbinders are more secure (https://www.likera.com/forum/mybb/Thread...ero-Jacket). You have to open it or get your forearms over a pretty high seam. If you do, what I once did, make the armbinder even narrower (they are usually much wider than a classic armbinder), it should be impossible. But, agreed, it is different to a normal armbinder.

Sorry, I should have watched the video first. Your situation is quite different from mine (except for the shoulders and leverage). What you should look for is definitely a longer armbinder that goes all the way up to your armpits and has just the right width there. If you can pull it up that far, you can't get out. I had one like that until it eventually broke. I haven't seen cheap ones for a while (mine was, even though it lasted for years). There are internet shops intened mostly for male customers, who sell good ones (I think), unfortunately at ridiculous prices.

[Like Ra]

I think our shoulders are too wide. The forearms can meet, but above the elbows, it is a flat V that can easily slip out of any tight hose.

Yep: https://www.likera.com/blog/wp/archives/8597