Most restrictive / Hardest to walk in shoes?

[Gregovic]

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Love the idea, however, not sure how you would not be able to bend those back flat.

Theoretically probably you could, but I suspect it'd be a big challenge. Doing it by just putting force on the toes will probably do damage at the top of the cuff part to the point you'd have to be very strong minded to do it that way

[bound_jenny]

I guess this is a pair of concrete overshoes...

Yeah. The kind one puts on to go sleep with the fishes... after refusing an offer one can't refuse.

Put down the gun. Take the cannoli.



Jenny.

[Shannon SteelSlave]

I guess this is a pair of concrete overshoes...

Yeah. The kind one puts on to go sleep with the fishes... after refusing an offer one can't refuse.

I haven't tried cement shoes yet, but silly me, my 1st thought would be on when do I plan to do my nails afterward.

[bound_jenny]

I guess this is a pair of concrete overshoes...

Yeah. The kind one puts on to go sleep with the fishes... after refusing an offer one can't refuse.

I haven't tried cement shoes yet, but silly me, my 1st thought would be on when do I plan to do my nails afterward.

I'd worry about what the cement shoes will do to your lovely toenails.

Jenny.

[Lotharjulz]

I haven't tried cement shoes yet, but silly me, my 1st thought would be on when do I plan to do my nails afterward.

I'd worry about what the cement shoes will do to your lovely toenails.

Jenny.

I'll see if I can dig up some more pictures of my little tootsies after. Definitely need a Pedi afterwards as the nail folds get jammed up. I did actually make individual plaster shoes once so I could try and walk in them. Was an interesting experiment but preferred both feet being encased in the same block.

[Shannon SteelSlave]

I haven't tried cement shoes yet, but silly me, my 1st thought would be on when do I plan to do my nails afterward.

I'd worry about what the cement shoes will do to your lovely toenails.

Jenny.

I'll see if I can dig up some more pictures of my little tootsies after. Definitely need a Pedi afterwards as the nail folds get jammed up. I did actually make individual plaster shoes once so I could try and walk in them. Was an interesting experiment but preferred both feet being encased in the same block.

What specific plaster did you use? I ask not so I can try, but there are many cement/plaster mixes that could be used to try this. What I have heard or imagined is that some heat up as they cure (like plaster of Paris), and I would not trust the liquid preparation to remain the same "size" as it cures. Whatever it gives up to catalyze would have to cause it to expand or contract. Premixed thinset mortar shrink as it dries.
I have before fantasized about submitting to having my feet and hands encased in cement for a weekend as a punishment. I would be completely reliant on my care taker for anything and at their mercy for punishment. That person would determine if I have to stand, sit, or be laid down. My care giver would easily be able to schedule my sleep schedule, and most anything else. After the weekend is over, I am freed, as gently as I can do with a hammer and chisel , and I am given soap, lotions, and anything else to try to repair the damage.
I think what intrigues me about cement bondage is that it is for real. A bondage that could be permanent, only semi-permanent because I will be released, satisfying certain conditions. I am in this until the initiative is taken to say "ok, you're free to go". Using rivets to lock shackles could have a similar effect, but something about cement........Maybe that no one has total control over it, but it was decided that is my punishment.
This is my closest to cement play viewtopic.php?f=6&t=12476&hilit=cinder+stocks
Now, I wonder.....what if my calves could be protected from burns or being compressed? They could be made tolerable to stand in by placing an object between my ankles to hold the weight off my ankles. Trying to move would be futile and painful, especially if I could not reset the object holding the "cement cuffs" off my ankles.

[lj]

What specific plaster did you use? I ask not so I can try, but there are many cement/plaster mixes that could be used to try this. What I have heard or imagined is that some heat up as they cure (like plaster of Paris), and I would not trust the liquid preparation to remain the same "size" as it cures. Whatever it gives up to catalyze would have to cause it to expand or contract. Premixed thinset mortar shrink as it dries.

you're not imagining ! Plaster of Paris and quite a few other mixes do heat up as they set/cure. There have been some terrible accidents with Plaster of Paris, one involving a child who was playing, with others and an adult, making casts of various things. The child out their hands into a bucket of the stuff as it was starting to set, left them in there just long enough for the plaster to hold the hands in place. The heat built up and before the block could be broken the burns removed most of the skin from both hands.

Cement hardens in a similar exothermic reaction as well as not being very kind to the skin chemically.

The only safe way to use plaster of paris as restraint would be to build up a series of thin layers, letting each layer dry, but this would need mixes being made in a timed sequence, so each mix could be used before it starts to set. It would be a good idea to use a "release" such as Vaseline on the exposed skin, so the plaster will separate easily at the end of the session.

[Lotharjulz]

Its really easy, cheap, and safe. I use 45 minute drywall compound. Pour powder into bucket, fill another bucket with tap water, grab a hammer, place feet in, pour water in gradually while mixing with your feet (get all the clumps dissolved). Keep filling until all powder is dissolved. Enjoy 30 minutes of WAM and then when it starts to get really thick and warm, relax, keep still, and let the delicious warm embrace take away your freedom.

Drywall compound is very brittle during the curing process so if at any time you feel uncomfortable you can easily break free. Even if it would get too hot (never has) and too hard to pull out, you can always dump more tap water in to stop the process. It gets hot but never enough to burn me. The only casualty I have had is the odd stray hair that I missed while shaving will get plucked upon getting free.

Just be prepared to do a Pedi as nixing with feet will get that powder everywhere you don't want.

After a while I started using the 15 minute variety which gets hotter (almost to pain threshold) but is much more solid quicker. I get impatient at times

I've done plaster of Paris before and that can burn. After playing with that once I did get a bad "sunburn" on the top of my feet. It's more expensive than drywall compound anyway so I'll likely never do that again.

I've tried Portland cement once (not total encasement) and that caused caustic burns on the bottoms of my feet where it touched. Would not recommend that at all unless your feet are wrapped.

[Shannon SteelSlave]

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Forgetting the fact that they are perfume bottles, these look less manageable than just going straight to ballets.

[bound_jenny]

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Forgetting the fact that they are perfume bottles, these look less manageable than just going straight to ballets.

Though they are totally , they're unrealistic just in the proportions.

Even so, they'd look just scrumptious on my dressing table.

But I'm no "Good Girl"... I'm very, very naughty!

Jenny.

[Shannon SteelSlave]

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[bound_jenny]

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But *not* in yellow...

Jenny.

[Shannon SteelSlave]

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But *not* in yellow...

Jenny.

But that is what makes them restrictive

[kinbaku]

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But *not* in yellow...

Jenny.

But that is what makes them restrictive

Do they glow in the dark? That makes them extra "safe" when you walk on the street at night. They can then be seen from very far in the lights of the oncoming cars.

[bound_jenny]

Do they glow in the dark? That makes them extra "safe" when you walk on the street at night. They can then be seen from very far in the lights of the oncoming cars.

Slather on enough of that radium paint they used on all sorts of clocks, watches, etc. a long time ago and they'll glow.



Jenny.