Subblime - Leather chain belt with rings, one size
Subblime - Leather chain belt with rings, one size
222 g shipped, packaging included: the Subblime leather chain belt with rings is the most loaded of the range's three waist pieces, ahead of the 182 g chain belt and the 144 g belt harness. It is also the only one of the three to combine links with circular pieces. The manufacturer states leather, a chain and ring detail, one size and boxed presentation, with no diameter and no metal composition.
Why choose this model?
- Chains and rings: the only one of the three belts to bring both together, where the others stay with links.
- 222 g: 40 g more than the chain belt, 78 g more than the belt harness.
- Visual rhythm: the rings break up the fall of chain instead of leaving it continuous.
- Leather stated: the material is named for the belt, with no thickness given.
- One size: adjustment at the buckle, with no waist range published.
How to use it
- Lay chains and rings out flat and untangle: a ring caught sideways blocks the whole fall.
- Set two fingers' clearance at the waist, measured flat.
- Allow for the weight: this model pulls the most, and the comfortable setting sits higher than it looks.
- Warm the metal in your hand before any contact with bare skin.
- Do not sit on a ring: its flat surface marks faster than a link.
The chain belt drops the rings and 40 g, and the belt harness comes down to 144 g. See also understanding materials and starting BDSM safely.
Care and precautions
A barely damp cloth on the leather, a dry cloth on the metal, flat drying: no immersion, no alcohol, no disinfectant wipes, and no silicone lubricant nearby, which stains leather permanently. As this is the heaviest model, check the joining rings and the points where metal meets leather before every wearing: that is where the load concentrates. The metal is not named — a short forearm test where a nickel allergy is known. Store it flat with the chains laid out, never rolled. No resistance to pulling is stated: this is not an attachment point.
Frequently asked questions
What diameter are the rings?
Not published, nor their material. Only the total weight, 222 g, is known.
How does it differ from the chain belt?
The rings and 40 g more metal.
What waist size?
One size, adjustable at the buckle. No range published.
Can something be clipped to it?
No. No permissible load is stated for these rings.
Can it be worn over clothing?
Yes, avoiding fine knits, which links and rings catch.
SoPigalle tip: hang it on a hook between wearings rather than folding it into a drawer. Leather keeps whatever crease you give it, and a belt folded over a ring holds a bump that nothing afterwards puts right.