ONLINE – TES presents: Arms-Front Chest Harness in Rope, and Then in Chain

This class / demo will show an arms front rope harness as an example in rope, and then demonstrate how to build it in chain, step by step, with questions being answered as it happens. The objective is to demonstrate how to build a chain harness and basic chain bondage techniques employed.

From the Mid-Atlantic area, Mister(he/him) and CTW(she/her) have been practicing chain bondage for two years. In that time they have developed harnesses that are easy to reproduce, comfortable, and sustainable for bottoms. Their style incorporates different metal fasteners that make the chain work most efficiently for their needs. They have presented their work at various Dark Odyssey events (as IONs), at the North American Rope Innovation eXchange, and online. When not doing chain, they are developing a kinky podcast called “Bondage for Your Mind”. CTW also practices rope bondage on herself and others and has presented and demoed for several local and international events.

To participate, simply visit https://datingkinky.com/TES-Tuesdays every Tuesday, at 7pm. No additional downloads or software required! This platform is supported by multiple browsers, but if you are having any technical difficulties please try a different browser, as certain settings may interfere. Note that this link will only be active during scheduled meeting times.

You are welcome to participate as actively as you are comfortable. By default, users’ cameras and microphones will be switched off, and you may simply watch passively or participate solely by text in the chat box if you are uncomfortable being seen or heard. Please note that while we have selected this platform to be as private as possible while maintaining sufficient ease of use for participants, no online platform is ever fully secure. While all regular TES rules regarding privacy remain in effect, and anyone caught violating these rules will be subject to consequences (please see our Online Meeting Terms of Service), we advise participants to treat online events as though the event is being recorded by a third party. For more information on protecting your online privacy, please see our online privacy guide.