BDSM Gear Reviews | Lockable Waist Cincher Belt by The Stockroom

Who doesn’t like something multifunctional? This lockable waist cincher by The Stockroom is excellent for both bondage and fashion.

Benefits of The Stockroom's waist cincher belt

A waist cincher belt gives you a shaping squeeze like a corset but is more of an accessory, which works better for an everyday look. Of course, the fact that it’s lockable (you can use up to four small locks in the buckles on the front) and has four D-rings, two on each side, also helps whether you’re going to a fetish event or a date and might be getting involved in some bondage.

The D-rings are big enough to take a rope (6mm or smaller would work best, though they’re relatively big so 8mm would also work), or double-sided snaps that often come with cuffs. I could also imagine using a small diameter chain through a loop on each side and snapping to handcuffs or a spreader bar on the arms. Or a rope or chain holding the wearer from both sides to two posts, kind of like a horse. If you use your imagination, a lockable waist cincher belt gives you a lot of options.

Great for doggy-style slings

It’s also good (according to my partner) as something to hold on to during doggy-style, though not ideal. I’m still on the hunt for a classy version of those doggy-style slings, so if anyone has heard of anything, do feel free to let me know.
 

Drawbacks of this waist cincher belt

I really only have two complaints with this waist cincher belt. Firstly, if you’re naked, the PVC material can stick to your skin, and it’s actually a lot smaller than I expected it to be.

I’m not sure which size I am, but on the website, X-Small is listed as fitting people with 23.5 inches to 25-inches waists, and X-Large fits 32 inches to 36 inches. This could also be more variable if you get different ties, whether shoelace or ribbon. But, there’s only so much variety you could want - you don’t want the PVC part of the belt only reaching to the sides of your torso.

Thankfully for me, with some fussing I did get my lockable waist cincher belt to fit in a nice way - only about 3 to 4 inches where the lacing is. Additionally, I can easily adjust the buckles in the front depending on how I’m feeling that day or what I’m wearing.

A waist cincher belt can be a fashion statement and a piece of bondage equipment.

Buckling up

Interestingly, there are piece buckles on both sides. As a result of this, there are just two strips with holes keeping everything together, rather than a buckle on one side and the strap fastened on the other.

This can allow for a little more adjustability, and so far, these pieces seem pretty sturdy - and the buckle itself is quite nice and pretty easy to work with. I sometimes have a hard time with small fussy buckles because of arthritis in my hands, but these haven’t bothered me. They should be alright for most people.

To conclude, this is a great piece. I honestly see myself wearing it more like a “maybe there will be bondage?” accessory over clothes, rather than wearing it during clothesless, at home play.

The details

Name: Lockable Waist Cincher Belt 

Price: $62.50

Sizing: XSmall: 23 ½” to 25” Small: 25 ½ “ to 27” Medium: 27 ½ “ to 29” Large: 29 ½” to 32” XLarge: 32 ½” to 36”

Material(s): PVC, Metal Hardware (no indication what kind of metal or whether or not it’s plated), synthetic rope

What You Get: The belt comes in a no-frills box with packing paper in a plastic sleeve. The rope is not laced into the belt, and it does not come with locks - so be sure to order some if you want them! It works fine without.

Would you recommend another waist cincher belt? Do you like the corseted look and feel? Share your thoughts in the Fetish.com forum.
 

Images: via Stockroom.com