Full Belts discussion

“Evening everyone, I just finished ordering the neosteel male sports belt a couple of days ago, but today I’ve been reading mixed opinions on whether the padlock creates a visible bulge under trousers. Some say it is noticeable; others disagree.

So what’s the truth? At my job, I wear tucked-in shirts with trousers, so if there is any bump, it will likely stand out (as one would expect). It’s better to find out now whether I should opt for the lower-profile snap lock instead.

"There is a slight bulge, but so far I have managed to hide it... well, admittedly I haven't been wearing trousers with a tucked-in shirt... [Image: wink.gif] [[Image: TightJeans02.jpg]](the referenced community page) [[Image: TightJeans06.jpg]](the referenced community page Wearing a skirt or dress makes it no issue at all... you might want to give that a try ... LOL maid katrin

"I have worn the neosteel hip belt with dress pants, shirt and tie for five years in a high-profile job, and no one has ever noticed, glanced at me, commented on it, or shown even the slightest interest. The Abus padlock rested just beneath the leather belt that held up my trousers. My trousers did reveal two lines from the rear crotch shield when I bent over, but my Wife said it wasn't a problem. dc{MsL}

"It depends on how paranoid you are. I'm quite paranoid;) I have both the Abus padlock and the snap lock. It's easy to swap them depending on your mood. Most of the time I use the padlock with a t-shirt hanging over my trousers. If I'm tucking in my top, I prefer the lower profile of the snap lock.

"Let me make sure I understand: you're planning to wear steel under your pants and are worried about the lock showing. Unless your pants are extremely tight or you are just wearing panties, the lock won't be visible. You might spot it yourself, but no one else will. Let me explain, or better yet show you. [[Image: 100_4197.jpg]](the referenced community page) As you can see, the lock doesn't stick out; it just blends in with your overall look. But as Wrench mentioned, getting both gives you the choice of which one suits you best. I personally think all humans worry too much about things that most people will never notice. Have you ever had your spouse ask if something looks okay? And you know not to say "Looks OK," unless! She changes faster than you can finish telling her what's wrong. Just my 2 1/2 cents, Missy Tanya

> Frustrated1 said: > Evening everyone, I just finished ordering the neosteel male sports belt a couple of days ago, but today I've been reading mixed opinions on whether the bulge of the padlock is noticeable under trousers. Some say it is; others disagree. > > So what's the truth? At my job, I wear tucked-in shirts with trousers, so if there is any bump, it will likely stand out (as one would expect). It’s better to find out now whether I should opt for the lower-profile snap lock instead. There's nothing visible; the lock sits under the belt and isn't noticeable in jeans or other pants. This applies to both systems: the Abus padlock and the S.S. snap lock..:rolleyes: reg.. GWENY:P

> gweny said: > There's nothing visible; the lock sits under the belt and isn't noticeable in jeans or other pants. This applies to both systems: the Abus padlock and the S.S. snap lock..:rolleyes: > reg.. GWENY:P Gee, gweny, are those men's jeans ... yuks ... LOL Hugs, maid katrin

"No.. I don't have any men's jeans anymore! LOL. Have a nice day! reg. GWENY

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> ChastityBrigget said: > My husband has worn a chastity belt for over fifteen years and I have never been able to see the lock or any other part of it. He used to worry that someone could tell he had one on. But, I've never detected it under whatever pants he wears. He even wore it at pools with a speedo; although I can see the front shield from up close, if he ties the waistband with the bow on the outside, it covers the lock. As long as we aren't in a main area and he doesn't stand up, it works fine too, which is how I make him wear it. And if someone spotted it while on vacation, who cares. Taking from Your profile, I assume that Your husband wears a Neosteel belt. Well, as has been stated before, a full belt cannot be seen under any trousers or slacks. One needs to know that there is a belt underneath the clothes to detect any suspicious signs at all. However, chastees who are new to wearing one tend to be a bit nervous... almost like suffering from chastity paranoia. They simply can't understand that others might not know what they are wearing underneath [Image: laugh.gif] ... I know from my own experience that this feeling will pass with time. You are absolutely right; when on vacation or among strangers whom you likely won't meet again, who cares ... LOL *curtsey* maid katrin

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"I wear a jailhouse steel device with no problems; I check all my pants before going out. A few pairs of shorts will show the lock. I avoid wearing them around my small town. Out traveling extensively, I don't care as much. Last summer I wore a steel ball stretcher in those showing shorts and got lengthy looks from women close to my age at a gas station while passing by. I loved it & didn't blink. I might do the same on and off this summer; it's quite arousing. The woman at the sta was with a guy in the car. Wonder if there was a conversation about it. In wearing my chastity device for months at a time, people go about their lives & I don't see any gazing around. Most people would never guess that us guys and gals are wearing steel underwear."

"Nobody ever detected my belt (or the lock 'bulge'), neither the CB series (2000, 3000, 6000) nor the MySteel (Untouchable), and above all nobody detected my Neosteel (The Arch), which sits quite low on the hips. Even swimming is no problem. Sometimes even my wife asks me if I really wear the belt and double-checks with her hands because she can't see it! - Oh, I forgot: There were some exceptions: Some people noticed my belt in the sauna (only the plastic versions; others are too dangerous because the metal gets very hot) B) - but I only wear the belt in the sauna when sure that no kids are allowed. But yes, at first I always had the feeling everyone would see the belt ..."