Seeking Help Finding a Female chastity Device!

Hi everyone..My girlfriend has agreed to wear a Chasity device. But I’m looking to buy one online. And the only ones I can find are some stainless steel ones that cost an arm and a leg… Not only that, she won’t wear a metal one. I looked on ebay and found some made out of clear plastic. I can’t picture them being very secure! Any tips! Thanks

As far as I know, the only working chastity belt for women that wasn't made of stainless steel was the Reinholds from Germany. Their belts were custom-made out of glass/carbon fibre reinforced epoxy. Sadly, Reinholds has gone out of business. Until someone else steps up, the only way to go for a female belt (for more than just playtime) is custom-made stainless steel, for reasons of comfort and hygiene. The plastic belts currently available are just "plastic". As with male CDs, metal is the way to go. Looks better, feels better, and is much easier to keep clean. But be prepared to spend from US$ 400 up. But if you want her to look like that ... Manufacturers of female belts are Carrara Designs in Belgium (Walter Geothals): Walter comes to the US every year, so you could have one fitted there. I do have a bunch of .wmv files that show Walter doing business in the US, very informative. Tollyboy (UK): William Jones (US): Mysteel (Germany): Neosteel (Germany): (US): HTH, K

Female chastity presents something of a problem since they have nothing to hang a device from; this means that there has to be some kind of straps or chains...or piercings. There are some female devices with leather straps instead of metal, but these are obviously not suited for long-term wear without removal. Is your GF's plan for long-term, or just for a few hours?

Yeah, I'm gonna have to agree that unless you can convince her to go metal, you might as well not even bother. Keep in mind that most of them are nicely lined with rubber, so they are not going to pinch, if that's why she's afraid of metal.

The linings are usually made out of silicone, which is much more resistant than latex. Some manufacturers (neosteel) will even make their belts liner-free, so you only have rounded and polished steel at all the edges, which makes it more comfortable and practicable for long-term wear. Most female wearers will advise on unlocking daily for purposes of hygiene, though. K