Subblime - Strap harness with chains, one size
Subblime - Strap harness with chains, one size
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326 g shipped, packaging included: the Subblime strap harness with chains is the heaviest of the range's four strap models, ahead of the 310 g garter harness and the 276 g belt-and-garter one. The manufacturer states leather, a chain detail, one size and boxed presentation. It specifies neither the area of the body, nor the strap lengths, nor the nature of the metal.
Why choose this model?
- 326 g: the most loaded of the set, 50 g above the belt-and-garter model.
- Moving chains: the links shift and catch the light, where the garter harness keeps to fixed rings.
- Multiple straps: several adjustment points stated, so a finer fit than a single strap allows.
- Leather stated: the material is named by the manufacturer, with no thickness or finish given.
- Metal unnamed: no composition is published, a point to check where an allergy is known.
How to use it
- Lay straps and chains out flat and untangle before putting it on: a twisted link pulls everything crooked.
- Find the adjustment points by hand, since the intended area of the body is not published.
- Loosen everything, put it on, then set two fingers' clearance under each strap.
- Check that no chain runs under a strap, where it would mark the skin under load.
- Warm the metal in your hand, then loosen at any tingling.
The ringed garter harness swaps the links for fixed pieces, and the belt-and-garter model adds a waist belt. See also starting BDSM safely and desire without prescription.
Care and precautions
Leather and metal are handled separately: a barely damp cloth on the straps, flat drying, never immersion or alcohol; a dry cloth on the links, where moisture stays trapped. Check links and joining rings before every wearing — a chain always gives at its thinnest part, and this is the model carrying the most. As the metal is not named, run a short forearm test where a nickel allergy is known. Store flat with the chains laid out. No resistance to pulling is stated: this is not an attachment point.
Frequently asked questions
Which part of the body is it for?
The manufacturer does not say and speaks only of a strap harness. The product photographs govern.
How long are the chains?
Not published. Only the total weight, 326 g, places this model against the others.
What metal?
Not named by the manufacturer. Caution where a nickel allergy is known.
How many straps?
The number is not published. The manufacturer states straps in the plural without counting them.
Do the chains make noise?
Free links chime as they move. No damping is stated.
SoPigalle tip: photograph it once it is set right, before taking it off. A multi-strap harness is rarely rebuilt the same way from memory, and one photo saves starting over every time.