Review of new Tollyboy Female Chastity Belt

Review of New Tollyboy Female Belt

Submitted by: Ruth and Joe

Altairboy, we had been in contact with you around the time of Hal's death. We eventually did get our belt, as the prepared anonymized account below relates. Please feel free to use the images and your blue pencil, but keep us under the pseudonyms we have chosen, please!

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We thought you might be interested in some pictures and our first-hand experience of the chastity belts made by Richard Davies under the Tollyboy brandname.

We think we must be among the first to have a Tollyboy following the death of Hal Higginbottom - we had one on order from him for over a year and a half before he died, and it was a further 5 months before Richard was able to step in and complete the order. We are now glad we stuck the course!

Our belt is a standard FB100, and has a uniformly excellent build quality. The materials used are various types and grades of stainless steel, with the belt and shield edges covered with a tough but soft matt black neoprene moulding. A layer of this neoprene has been added around the inside circumference of the belt too.

The stainless steel of the front shield and waistband is polished to a perfect mirror finish. All the fittings are beautifully made, even down to the stainless steel rivets which hold the belt together. The rear chains are deeply chromed welded link type, with every fifth link welded together to make single flat chain. A new feature (at least one not seen in any other pictures on your site of Tollyboy belts) is an additional post that passes through the belt closure and shield on the wearers right of the lock. This has a drilling through it large enough to accept either a smaller supplementary padlock or a wire and lead seal.

Removal of the belt with the key would entail destruction of such a seal placed through the drilling in this post. We suppose this is so a belt could be worn long-term on an honesty contract with the wearer able to access a key in emergencies, yet demonstrate fidelity by being able to discreetly show the keyholder an intact seal.

I hope the photos show enough detail for the fine workmanship to be appreciated.

The belt is precisely the dimensions we supplied: a word from the wise, go as tight as you dare! Although we were very careful in our measurements, our belt is just loose enough to cause problems with the positioning of the front shield. Measuring each body dimension in isolation to fill in the measurement chart is exceptionally tricky, and we really wish we had gone for a couple of inches tighter in all of the principal dimensions.

Richard produced a belt to exactly the dimensions we provided, and obviously cannot second guess whether you are an "aggressive" measurer or a "gentle" one. Be aggressive! is our advice. Richard has quoted reasonably for the corrections we need, and we will let you know how things turn out in the end.

Keep the pages going,

Ruth and Joe

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