Full Belts discussion

It seems Neosteel offers two distinct penis tube shapes depending on the model. The Arch version has a sharper, more under-curving shape, while the other type goes straight down. I’m curious about how they compare in feel and what their respective advantages and disadvantages are. GWENY… if memory serves, you own both?

• Also, checking out their website suggests that belts can be ordered with interchangeable rear shields, allowing for easy switching between them? It would be great to have access to both the cable setup and the rear ergo option!

> easternsub said: > It seems Neosteel offers two distinct penis tube shapes depending on the model. > The Arch version has a sharper, more under-curving shape, while the other type goes straight down. I'm curious about how they compare in feel and what their respective advantages and disadvantages are. > GWENY... if memory serves, you own both? > * Also, checking out their website suggests that belts can be ordered with interchangeable rear shields, allowing for easy switching between them? It would be great to have access to both the cable setup and the rear ergo option! Yes, exactly. The "ARCH" model curves along your body shape and is longer where it connects compared to the T/V which goes straight down... I've used the T/V for three years and the ARCH for the last two... honestly, I can't quite say one is superior..I'm lucky enough to have both and wear either with the same hip-belt. They are different, but "better"? Keep in mind that the "ARCH" allows you to choose between ergo or cable configurations via its sports module (my preference). The T/V consists of three parts: the front shield, the penis pipe, and various modules like sports, ergo, or a slot for a dildo attachment. With the T/V system, you can swap out individual components; with the "ARCH", it's more integrated. Lately I've been alternating between the two. They differ, but as someone accustomed to both systems, here is my advice: if you are starting out, go with the "ARCH" and later add a penis pipe, front shield, and module [sports or ergo] to achieve the T/V configuration. One final tip: choose the masterpiece range—avoid linings or profiles that might tear or detach. Essentially, look for low wear-and-tear options. Feel free to ask more questions; I'm always happy to help....I keep my belt on "ARCH" or "T/V" 24/7 and never without one of them...but don't expect me to definitively declare which is the ultimate choice.. regards GWENY