Full Belts discussion

I have seen the Tollyboy belts and I like them a lot, but $350 seems a bit steep to me. Is there any other full belt out there that is cheaper? Tom xx P.S. The person who helps me find the belt I eventually buy gets to see pics of me in it (pics if they wish!:P)!

You will find that $350 is cheap. Not sure how good they are; I think they have had mixed reviews. If you compare it against a Neo Steel, it's cheap—a basic Neo Steel will set you back around 700.

I must admit my first impression was "$350? WOW, that's cheap!" Hopefully someone will come along with some insider info, but I'm with Kris... $350 sounds like a deal for a full belt.

Oh dear, I guess I best start saving up:s

this is what $150 buys you If you want to wear a belt 24/7 it's worth investing in quality. I wish I had the money for a belt; they are an expensive investment, but better than wasting money finding out that certain chastity devices don't work for you.

**chastity belt** rather save a bit of money and get something decent. The NeoSteel Masterpiece "ARCH" lasts forever; no wear and tear! Worthwhile!! reg..GWENY

Going on a slightly different tangent, chastitycuckold started a thread about this belt the other day here: Copy cat device looks good. It's very similar to the Chastity Steel CS-100 (see my avatar), and it's only 149.99. I have the CS-500 which is pretty much identical to the CS-100 except for the tube design. The Chastity Steel devices are a nice compromise between the CB-x000 style devices and a full belt, with many of the benefits of both with extremely few drawbacks. If this knock-off is even close to being as good as the CS belts, you'd probably be happy with it.

The Tollyboy MB/100 is now $330 + $12 carriage (within the UK).

this is for the straight waistband model; the more comfortable and discreet dropped waistband model is 530.00. This is still very good value, allowing for the fact that Tollyboys have had problems getting made on time due to family issues with Richard last year hopefully that is now all behind him and production should be back to normal. All I can say having bought one and worn one is that the belt once fitted correctly is extremely secure (totally) and very comfortable whilst being worn under clothing for long term daily wear. I had the chance to see another member here's belt, a NeoSteel, and although the waistband etc seemed much more solid it was no more secure but looked very bulky and uncomfortable which was backed up by his experience as well. I really think the body will adapt to most things given time and adjustments but the Tollyboy belt i found once correctly adjusted fitted like a snug pair of underwear and i have worn it to work etc for up to 16 days at a time with no removal at all and more importantly my wife loved knowing it WAS on till she unlocked it! Save up and don't waste time and enthusiasm on something that will always leave you wishing you had not wasted your money.

> Slave_Kris said: > this is what $150 buys you > > If you want to wear a belt 24/7 it's worth investing in quality. I wish I had the money for a belt; they are an expensive investment, but better than wasting money finding out that certain chastity devices don't work for you. > Click to expand... Wouldn't that stick out an awful lot under clothes? 80321-f.jpg

seems that Richard of Tollyboy is up to his old tricks again and taking orders and then fobbing them off again. you know how that felt stroppy! I would not recommend them at all for the sheer frustration that the company causes. this is a very delicate and sensitive fetish and to be waiting nine to twelve months for a product to turn up can be most off-putting. it's even more frustrating than waiting for release. tolly boy products have cured me of the search for a chastity device in the sense that I give up looking for the ultimate chaste system as I have tried them all!

and $200 is €149 today. I know nothing about this company even though there are in my own state. I have that beer gut look so I'd love to be able to buy the NeoSteel or Locked In Steel they look same.

Anyone have any experience with? Even if it couldn't be used every day, $179 is barely more than a CB6000.