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Friday, March 10, 2017

Military Rubber

These pics are a very vivid reminder of my Rubber Soldier days, when I aspired to have a military rubber look in my pics and vids :)

Thursday, March 9, 2017

Get a taste: An introduction to electro play
from Recon News
09 March 2017

In this week's 'Get a taste' article, we're exploring erotic electrostimulation or e-stim for short. It's a sexual practice used to deliver a small electric current to the body (usually the genitals), which stimulates the body's nerve endings and muscles.

This shocking sensation is enjoyed by many, especially those who practice BDSM, as it's an excellent way to dominate and control your partner. You may have heard things about e-stim which aren't necessarily true. Let's explore what's involved and how to stay safe.

The basics of e-stim

To perform electrostimulation correctly and effectively, you need to use a power box specifically designed for electro play. These are designed to be used with the human body, and are therefore safe. You should never use any other device to electrocute your partner.

These power boxes use the same technology used by the 'muscle building' electro devices you may have seen on the high street – known as 'TENS' units. The sensation provided depends on how you use the device - it can feel more like a vibration than a shock.

You can adjust the current delivered to your partner with ease via the control panel. Often, there are a range of named settings, such as 'torment' or 'tease' and these can be tweaked further to provide a specified level of stimulation. More advanced power boxes even have a microphone, which interprets music and voice into electric pulses.

Power boxes often come with a range of insertable electrodes and surface play products, including butt plugs, rubber loops and self-adhesive electrode pads. There are plenty of other electro toys you can use in conjunction with these power boxes, too.

While they may come in many different forms, there are two main types of electrodes: monopolar and bipolar. A monopolar electro butt plug needs to be paired with another electrode to complete the circuit (such as a rubber loop on the cock), while a bipolar toy can be used on its own.

E-stim play

Before beginning play, you should check the condition of the skin first. If it is dry, it will create resistance, resulting in a sharp, painful sensation (or barely any sensation at all) when the shock is delivered. It's best to rub electrode gel on the area you are about to stimulate (unless you are using self-adhesive pads), as this will conduct the electricity, resulting in deeper and better shocks. Surgical lubricant is best for urethral play.

Size matters when it comes to the electrodes you use – smaller ones provide a more focused and, therefore, intense shock to the area, whereas larger ones will distribute the sensation over the area to which they are applied. Several electrodes can be wired together to distribute the current across multiple areas.

E-stim safety tips

When done properly, with the right equipment, e-stim is one of the safest forms of play. However, you must pay attention to the following safety tips before trying it for the first time.

Most importantly, you should never create a current which leads to or near the heart, as this could cause a serious complication, such as cardiac arrest or ventricular fibrillation. It's wise to stick to a 'below the waist only' rule – avoid nipple play, as this area is too close to the heart. The head and neck are also sensitive and precious areas which should never be shocked.

Don't attempt to shock more than one person at a time using one power box. Doing so could inadvertently cause you to create a current that runs through their hearts.

Be wary of muscle contraction when playing, which can be a problem if you're shocking an area other than the genitals or anus. For example, you should never shock someone on the leg when they are standing up, as their muscles will contract, causing them to fall and potentially hurt themselves. If you are going to shock their legs, make sure they are lying or sitting down and start off with a low voltage, so their muscles can get used to the sensation. A surprise, high-voltage sensation on the legs may result in a lot of unwanted pain.

If you're interested in trying electro stimulation for the first time, it's well worth finding an experienced practitioner to show you the ropes. There are lots of hot Recon guys willing to lend a hand and introduce you to the scene, so start searching today.

Wednesday, March 8, 2017

Rubbout 26 Kickoff at VML Social Night

This Saturday, Vancouver Rubbermen are doing demos in the back room at the Pumpjack as part of the Rubbout 26 kickoff events. Saturday's event ties with the Vancouver Men in Leather monthly social night. In the past, the vac- and rubber bondage devices have always kicked up the horniness in the backroom up a notch, hopefully we can do that again this weekend!
https://www.facebook.com/events/1819962854936962/

Upcoming TORN Events

Breath Restriction

MaskdCat of the Toronto Rubbermen published this great Tumblr post.

During my adolescence I developed a thing for swim caps, both spandex and latex. When I would watch swimmers on TV, swim caps pushed more buttons than what the Speedo did (though that was a jerk off thing for me as well). I had spandex caps that I would put over my face, one I put eye holes in and worn like a hood. Then I had latex swim caps. The moment I put one over my face, something happened… I had trouble breathing with it. But for some reason, I kept wearing it. And I would wear it more and more, trying to wear it for as long as I could. I really had no idea why, at the time.
When I saw these breath reduction hoods, I immediately thought of what I used to do with the swim caps. That OOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHH moment when the things you used to do started to make some sense. Being into breath control, hoods, and rubber, this hood from Blackstyle was a natural addition to my collection.

There is a small hole at the front seam of the hood at mouth level. Blackstyle states its “for security reasons” which is an obvious one. Without the hole, you could only breath to your lung capacity then your scrambling to take it off. With the hole and comfortable relaxed breathing, it can be worn for a longer scene.
However I am rarely relaxed wearing the hood. Not because of panic, but because I’m so fucking horny wearing it that my cock wants to fucking blow. Which usually happens. At the time of these pictures, and GIF, I was in a relaxed state since I already blew a load in the previous scene. I comfortably wore the hood for ten minutes. I could have worn for longer, not sure why it stopped.
I love this hood. At its price point, it was well worth the money. Like anything else involving breath play, DON’T USE ALONE! Its always more fun with a friend.