ASP handcuffs and leg irons. Love the matching set.

Black ASP hinged handcuffs with Green Amoresy catsuit. Same as the orange and yellow cuff. Just in black. 🤣

These handcuffs don’t get as much use as they should. They really should get moved to the top of the toy box so I remember to use them more.

Just realised my left hand should palm up so I cannot reach down towards the key holes. Not that I had access to the keys. Those were kept away from me.

These rigid ASP Handcuffs are super secure. When done up tight there no moving your wrists about. When locked like this you have even less access to the locks.

I think the orange of the handcuffs goes well with the green of the catsuit. They also go well with the ASP leg irons. Stop you running off.

I love how the hinged handcuffs prevent you from twisting your wrists. You are not completely helpless but much more restrained than normal handcuffs.

More pics of the Orange ASP Handcuffs and green Amoresy catsuit.

If yellow is not your colour then I have orange. Same secure design but in vibrant orange.

A good set of handcuffs need a matching set of ASP leg irons. Also the green Amoresy long sleeve catsuit adds a splash of colour.

I do like the yellow cuff. They are the same as the regular black ones I have but there is something extra fun and exciting about them.

The hinged handcuffs are particularly fun because the you can bend your wrist in and out but cannot twist them so if you get hold of a key it’s more tricky to get the cuffs off.

Some ASP Handcuff pictures from archive. Took these a few years ago and never posted. Yellow ASP hinged handcuffs. Green Amoresy long sleeve catsuit.

No matter the colour combination the ASP Handcuffs and ASP Leg Irons stay locked on. No Escape. Just a puppet to be posed and photographed.

No matter the colour combination the ASP Handcuffs and ASP Leg Irons stay locked on. No Escape. Just a puppet to be posed and photographed.

The best lighting combination is Blue and Red. These generate the best colour mix, shadows and reflections.

Getting good pictures of the cuffs was fun. Fighting against them and pulling the chain tight was a good feeling. Knowing there was no escape. Was a little hard to concentrate at times.

Tried to show off a bit more of the cuffs. The blue light did make the chromes steel shine a lot. Plus the contrast of the chrome against the black of the Amoresy catsuit helped.

The blue light gives everything a strange shine. Blacks work the best. The red of the leotard gives some fun colour effects.

Now we enter the blue phase. This does look better in person and the camera does not do it justice. Still locked in the cuffs.

Standing in the corner shot. The red leotard came out rather orange under the light. Tomorrow’s colour selection worked better. Stay tuned.

This was a test of the red lighting. Very much red alert emergency. The camera not a big fan of red with the autofocus and exposure not working as it’s best. Lightroom does a lot of heavy lifting.

Dressed in black Amoresy long sleeve catsuit, red Amoresy leotard and black Nike trainers. Locked in ASP handcuffed and ASP leg irons. Padlocked together by a chain for maximum security.

Following is a set of pictures taken to test out new lighting setup and an excuse to get locked in cuffs.

I was hogtied for about half an hour. My wrists started to go to sleep and did not want to strain or stress anything. Leave on top (or bottom) wanting more.

My favourite part is the ankle cuff tightly locked together and pulling tight on the chain.

Laying on my side was about as comfortable as I could get. I wanted to feel completely helpless and trapped but also wanted the experience to last as long as possible. To tight and uncomfortable and you can be forced to tap out before you do yourself an injury.

Shortening the chain help make the hogtie feel more helpless. But I think it could have been shorter.

Here you can see the bar between the leather cuffs. It work rather well although the chain down to the ankle cuffs moved from side to side which was not ideal.

I was dressed in a black Zentai suit with a red tank thong leotard over the top and red trainers. Very comfortable outfit for struggling in, which was good because there was no escape and struggling and wriggling about was all I could do.

The chain from the ankle to writ cuffs was initially a little to long and did not feel wright. A padlock was passed through some of the link in the middle to shorten it.

Hogtie experiment from 2022. Leather cuffs connected together with chain and a short bar. It wasn’t elegant but very secure and I was very much stuck.

Video of me trying to escape black canvas sack. Locked in leather cuffs and tied inside black Lycra sack. I have to fight my way through multiple layers to escape.

I had not set a time limit on my captivity. So was being conservative with my struggles. I knew I would be trapped for several hours. Completely blind folded added to my helplessness along with not knowing when freedom would come.

I did not complete give up on trying to get free. Every few minutes I have another struggle against the cuffs and chain. The Lycra Zentai suit against the black Lycra sack also generated a sensory feedback loop. Resulting in wanting to struggle more.

Kneeling down is fine for a while but knees go eventually. I flop down on to my side and try and get comfortable.

With my wrists and ankles cuffed and chained together I don’t have a lot of movement. Moving about also results in getting tangles and wrapped up in the black Lycra sack further restricting my movement.

The black canvas sack is not very tall. I cannot stand up in it. So I am forced into a kneeling position.

After the black Lycra sack, came the black canvas sack. This was also secured to the collar with chain and a padlock. I also got a Lycra blind fold hood for good measure.

With the leather wrist cuffs chained to the ankle cuffs I am unable to reach up and untie the sack from the leather collar around my neck.

The sack is tall and narrow. Lots of room to stand up but not much move to move about.

After being cuffed and locked into the base of the sacks. The black Lycra sack was pulled up over me and secured to the leather collar.

I was dressed in a red Lycra Zentai suit, red Amoresy leotard and red trainers. A black leather collar is locked around my neck so I am unable to unzip the suits hood. I have no access to any of the keys.

All locked up. Leather wrist and ankle cuffs padlocked I on. Ankle cuffs locked into base of the sacks and chain connects wrist cuffs to ankles. Collar locked around neck.

The two sacks were padlocked together at the base by a long shackle padlock. My leather ankle cuffs would be locked to this so I became part of the sack.

My next ordeal. From a couple of years ago. I was to be locked in Leather cuffs and a collar and then secured inside two sack. One Lycra the other black canvas.

In this escape attempt I was locked in two sets of handcuffs and two sets of leg irons. Cuffs locked together with short length of chain. Black Lycra sack was tied above head and out of reach while cuffed.

Last picture from this setup. The tightly wrapped heavy chain made it hard work, but a fun kind of hard work. I look forward to being in the jacket again, feeling the straps pulled tight and knowing there is no escape.

The 50/50 red and blue on this one is one of my favourites. The red particularly shines bright of the leather straitjacket.

The red and blue lighting definitely works the best. I love how the red makes the chains glow in this picture.