Chastity Devices and Daily Security Checks w/ Metal Detectors

Angelina I think when interacting with security, law enforcement or emergency services, they likely encounter thousands of people in their day. And have probably seen just about everything we can think of and a few we can’t.
So it really comes down to how we discuss this with them vs what we are discussing

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Sasha
For the medical side of services I can confirm this.

Sasha

that's true, i've heard some very strange stories where a chastity belt is still something normal. however, in such a situation i would advise you to say that you wear it for protection, that's certainly the simplest explanation

Angelina what explanation could be acceptable for boy in steel underwear?

Martin I have explained to security checkpoints that I have a metal belt around my waist. They usually ask if it is a medical reason and I say it is. They seem to accept this without any further questions. This might be because I am of an age when some sort of back brace would be expected.

Martin what explanation could be acceptable for boy in steel underwear?

i would say that i wear it as protection against bad decisions. i also meant self-protection with my post

Angelina Thanks, it’s well said

The chastity belt manufacturer Fancy Steel now sells an all-plastic chastity belt with the express purpose to wear it through security screenings.

https://fancysteel.com/collections/women/products/pvc-chastity-belt (web page includes NSFW images).

However, the belt does not feature a distinct locking system but plastic "snaps" in combination with anti-tamper stickers.

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so the belt may provide some security, but the bra is a joke, isn't it?

Angelina I don't think Fancy Steel's metal bra is particularly good as a "real" product rather than a fetish thing either.

Spork I don't think Fancy Steel's metal bra is particularly good as a "real" product rather than a fetish thing either.

i think so too yes, i am always surprised how some users write that the fancysteel belts are very safe, i always think they look like toys to me

Angelina The cables are maybe lighter than the traditional flat metal, but they're still thick steel cables. Possibly that makes them harder to break, rather than easier. The shield design is fairly similar to other belts, so I'm not really sure why they'd be more toy-like?

Angelina i always think they look like toys to me

@Ines wears one and she confirmed it is save.
If you don't trust @Ines judgement I recommend you get your own one and test it by yourself.

Spork The shield design is fairly similar to other belts, so I'm not really sure why they'd be more toy-like?

because in my perception the shield is far too small to be safe

Joh If you don't trust @Ines judgement I recommend you get your own one and test it by yourself.

thanks i'll pass and yes i believe what @Ines reported about it, it just looks so small, not as massive as the design i had

Angelina it just looks so small, not as massive as the design i had

I think it's because you're not particularly tall. Then the ratio of a standard CB to you is different than if someone is 1.80 metres tall.
Maybe @Ines will lent you her belt for the test.
Than you know already where you next holiday destination is.

Joh

Joh Maybe @Ines will lent you her belt for the test.

Always with bikini under it....