Ines yep, when you sit your pelvic tilt lengthens the back line of your body (and consequently your chastity belt), so if it fits tightly when you're standing up it will put pressure on other areas when you are sitting. You can only bend and shape a chastity belt so much, at the end of the day it's a rigid structure and your pelvis is designed to move in three dimensions.

I've not had much success with rigid belts, we experimented with adapting a sliding front shield to a rigid bum strap but it ended up pinching in all the wrong places.

Maybe this is one for the "future of chastity belts" thread... Something that allows lengthening the back of the belt while still maintaining security at the front.

      Sin The mullet belt. Security in the front, stretchiness in the back.

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          Sin

          I have the FS belt and it is pinchy where rear cables and the "rear ring" meet with the shield, there is a minimum space, but enough to pinch and get dirty.

              Tjc

              it took me a few days, but the belt moulds to your body while you wear it.
              i would recommend bending the belt again and again over several days (after wearing it for a long time), it will never be perfect because the body changes and it is different when sitting and lying down than when standing, but it will get better

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                  Angelina Indeed, you are correct but I think it is more that your body adapts to the belt shape over time. You just have to bend the belt as close as you possibly can to the shape it needs to be and then adapt to that.
                  The best design is one that fits around the part of your body that changes the least as you change position. For me, that is a waistband that fits around my hips and has a dropped front.

                      Ines

                      The first time that pinched there, I saw Jesus.

                      I keep the silicone tubing around the short cable that runs from the shield to the rear opening now.

                          Tjc Indeed, you are correct but I think it is more that your body adapts to the belt shape over time. You just have to bend the belt as close as you possibly can to the shape it needs to be and then adapt to that.

                          interestingly, it even worked for someone like me who never liked wearing the belt, so it can't just be from the body but part of the truth must lie in the fit of the belt, otherwise I could have easily used body changes to cheat the belt

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                              Angelina That is a good point. Belt wearing needs to be dynamic and the keyholder needs to keep an eye on the fit of the belt over time to be sure the fit has not changed. The idea that you could cheat the belt with body changes is an interesting one. Do you think it would have been noticed if you had tried that?

                                  WriterAlexis

                                  It is very painful, yes I have the tubes and clips that theorically make more solid the cables and avoid it, but at least, for me it is pinchy. Much more than the NS belt.

                                    Tjc Do you think it would have been noticed if you had tried that?

                                    i think i would have had health problems. i am very thin, if i lost more weight it could have been dangerous and yes my father would have noticed it

                                      a month later

                                      I had no skin issues thankfully.

                                      2 months later

                                      Sin

                                      I just found Body Glide in the bike section of Walmart. A small stick was only $10. This stuff feels amazing.