Chastity device reviews discussion

There is a pastime known as “locksport” where enthusiasts pick locks for enjoyment. Many of these individuals share their skills on YouTube, and one particularly skilled person goes by the name The Lockpicking Lawyer. He recently uploaded a clip explaining why you shouldn’t rely on a TSA approved lock unless it’s securing luggage, but this advice holds true for chastity devices as well.

I own a small Master TSA approved lock that I briefly used with my inexpensive CB-6000 clone. Using just a dental pick I had at hand—without even needing a tension tool—I managed to open the lock in roughly 4 seconds. The straightforward truth is that any of these smaller locks commonly chosen for chastity, including those without TSA certification, offer security no better than a paper clip. If you need proof against tampering, it might be wise to opt for some sort of plastic or metal security seal.