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We discuss a lot of methods of bolstering chastity belt security...

But what about security measures APART from the belt proper?

Thigh bands are one idea, done to death...

Key control is another...

Bondage/ restraint by KH while wearer is out-of-belt is another...

Any more ideas? Let's discuss this topic in depth.

I personaly think the use of a single sleeve to keep wandering hands out of trouble is another way to add a deterent

"Bilock" makes dual-row lock cylinders and various companies are incorporating them into padlocks and other style locks. Like so: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/e ... Bilock.JPG $150 for a medium-sized 1" shackle is pretty hefty though.

One could replace all the removable nuts and bolts with rivets as you have done.

One could also use the technique I described on another thread and plug-weld in place of bolts/nuts, locks, and rivets.

The problem with enhancing belt security is available real-estate for additional methods of thwarting removal.

Wallsafe for cb key (wearer won't know combination), also various options to include lockboxes etc.

A small sensor that logs vibrations! You can use that Hitachi on top of the belt, but you won't be able to keep it a secret

On an obscure corner of Neosteel's website is a page about "Neosteel's Guard of Virtue." It appears to be a pedometer or some sort of vibration sensor potted in a block of clear epoxy milled into a shape that fits onto the central locking post on the front of the belt.

Cool idea and good inspiration for more development!

Fortunately, that doesn't work with the padlock version.

Haha, why is that "fortunate?"

Depends on your view point, dear boy *taps side of nose* ... depends on your viewpoint...

Pyra Gorgon wrote:We discuss a lot of methods of bolstering chastity belt security...

But what about security measures APART from the belt proper?

Thigh bands are one idea, done to death...

Key control is another...

Bondage/ restraint by KH while wearer is out-of-belt is another...

Any more ideas? Let's discuss this topic in depth.

Another thought. Instead of, or even as well as, locks you could add security screws which would need unscrewed to remove the belt.

Like these - flat head for preference- see bottom of page..

http://www.brycefastener.com/key-rex.html

fitherin wrote:I personaly think the use of a single sleeve to keep wandering hands out of trouble is another way to add a deterent

That´s what I think too!