Rear configuration of the belt

Ines I'm thinking about two chains styles as well. I don't see any advantanges of other configurations.

Ines V-style was always less secure, but guaranteed to prevent sexual intercourse.
Mine was also V-style, because it was classical.

Ines I don't remember and I didn't as long as belt did job

Both my belts are thong style.

My mom did not accept chain style since she suspects it to be not secure. Additionally, I fear that chains are pressing into skin when sitting and that it shows under tighter pants.

Rigid style was refused by me, because I suppose it to be too annoying and too restrictive. And I cannot imagine, that rigid style can be cleaned on the back side while wearing.

In my opinion, thong style (or cable stye) shows the least under clothing and I guess it interferes the least with daily life, because it is just hidden between your cheeks. In the beginning, it was annoying, because it presses on the tailbone with certain movements, but I got used to it. Defecation is possible by pulling the cable a little to the side. Cleaning on the back while wearing it is easy, because it covers just a very small area. The cable can be cleaned just by wrapping a wet wipe around it.

I can only speak for thong style, but I think it is the least evil.

catherine98 Additionally, I fear that chains are pressing into skin when sitting

They are also covered by neoprene.
My choice was simple, because mom's belt was chains styles, and her choice because there were no other options by that time.

Ines

Yes, exactly, I usually move it with a string. Actually, the cable is very stiff and cannot easily be moved. I can only shift it for a very small distance, just until it rests against one cheek. But it is enough. The side movement of the shield is neglectable.

Laura Okay I kinda fought about that for a second, but it didn't really make sense to me. A: You would see that on the Belt. It's like if I cut it open, you would see that too, it's of course a little more obvious but you get the idea.
Wouldn't it make morse sense to make the front part thicker? It wouldn't even get a lot heavier if you do the "Zero A6m" technique.

BikelockFugitive Wouldn't it make morse sense to make the front part thicker?

It must be a different measurement technique if you wish to make a shield non-bendable. Right now they know length only and it's your responsibility to adjust shield's shape to fit you.

I wear the cable one too.My parents have decided it for me,but I don't complain,as I've often read it is the "least worse" sort of rear.

I've no experience with other rears,however.

Catherine has explained the advantages of it well!

Vanessa I wear the cable one too.My parents have decided it for me,but I don't complain,as I've often read it is the "least worse" sort of rear.

Same here. I always thought without questioning it that most long time wearers used a similar configuration.

i have a rigid back, it is definitely very restrictive but cables or chains keep my father too insecure. with chains i imagine it but painful if you sit longer, because the pressure is not evenly distributed.

since I have only a small hole in the back to "crap", I have to be very careful that the hole over my hole sits correctly otherwise I have big problems.

it was difficult in the beginning and my father often had to unlock me to clean, but he insisted that I learn it and now it works well