Renita The ORIGIONAL owner of Access Denied passed away. It was eventually sold (after years) to the owner of Fancy Steel.
Last I knew; however, was it was for sale. It appears he wanted to focus on Fancy Steel vs. Access Denied. All Access Denied belts were out of stock for months now well over a year.
Good thing I went and looked today... SOME belts are back in stock.
Jenna I want to give my youngest niece, Kate, an additional option to the NeoSteel and Mysteel belts she has now. As she transitions into long term wearing, I want to make sure she has something that is as comfortable as possible.
are you sure you need a third belt? I know you mean it well, but aren't you overdoing it?
Just had a look at their website. Their belts do seem very reasonably priced compared to the German makers.
i got mine here from my keyholder: https://badassworkroom.com ... god-tier quality, fair price BUT they take forever to deliver. she told me it took about 4 months and several e-mails with specifics and questions, till the job was finished and she received the cage. but it is so comfortable to wear and i can't complain the slightest.
JonesMacGyver The ORIGIONAL owner of Access Denied passed away. It was eventually sold (after years) to the owner of Fancy Steel.
I'm talking about the US one from New York.
I thought the new AD belts had thinner material and a low security lock?
Angelina I don't think so. I want Kate to wear something that she feels comfortable in. Since she is committed to this I want to eliminate anything that may cause that commitment to waver. We switch between the other two belts periodically, depending on how she feels and what she is doing that day. Adding a third one is not a major concern of mine.
Jenna
I am not sure that switching between belts is the best idea.
No steel belt will ever adjust to the body as nicely as for example cotton pants.
To a large part, it is the body adjusting to the belt. One belt constantly worn will get her adjusted and comfortable quicker than changing between belts, I think.
curious I had not thought of that, thanks for sharing. I think I am going to take a closer look at this Access Denied belt and if it fits properly buy it. Then Kate can make a determination which one is best for her. I agree it may be best to try and get used to one rather than bouncing back and forth between different models.
A CB is always a compromise between comfort and how well you can hide it on the premise that it is safe. The ones that are more comfortable are more bulky and the others are not so comfortable. I think and from what I have heard from others it is good to have different CB's for different occasions. At home, out of the house or at the beach (ask @Ines ).
Jonas What is the right way to do for you must Not the right way for another wrarer. Let the girlsd decide which way they can handle their Situation better.
If they use all the time only one CB @Jenna can Well the other. No big loss becousr they could Test it over a longer time. If they Like to Change. Grat they have the Options and feel better.
Jenna We switch between the other two belts periodically, depending on how she feels and what she is doing that day.
i am not sure if i think this is right. a belt needs time to adjust to the body and vice versa, changing it all the time might make it more uncomfortable, but i have read similar things from other girls, so this is just my opinion.
My opinion and experience is very positive. With the hip belt I can wear clothes that I would have liked to wear when I was in high school, and for more comfort I use my other belt.
A cable belt would be perfect to cover all the possibilities, but I know that would mean having to wear it in circumstances where I am now allowed a break, so it is smarter do not ask for it.
