Female Chastity Belts
Expensive, effective, not suitable for long-term wear
Women constitute only twenty-five percent of the chastity belt market. There is a good reason for this. Chastity belts prevent penetration but can't do a thing about orgasm control. This means that chastity play is difficult, if not impossible with a female.
Most female chastity belts are bought by the women themselves for the purpose of self-protection. That's not to say it isn't fun to belt your woman up. If you do, it's important to remember a couple of safety tips.
- The belt should be removed during menstruation. Lots of toxic things can happen to a woman if that blood doesn't drain fully.
- It needs to come off weekly for cleaning.
Other than that, it's the same as for guys. Bill Jones makes an excellent female chastity belt that is comfortable and is built to allow her to perform normal bodily functions.
It isn't terribly safe or comfortable for a woman to wear a chastity belt for long periods. Menstruation is messy and the menstrual discharge will collect in and around the vagina. This is bound to cause infection. Even when not menstruating, most women have some vaginal discharge. The female belt just doesn't permit enough access to permit proper sanitation. So, if you want to practice long term chastity play with a woman, there must be daily sessions when the belt is off and she can be properly cleaned.
Sanitation isn't the only challenge to female chastity play. Most women can learn to orgasm by stimulating breasts or other body areas, so the belt won't keep her from coming. However, it still feels cool to wear and sends the unmistakable message that he or she who has the keys is the boss.
