Bodyband prototype

The old cables were very thick and hard, they were a problem with waterproofing. The new cables are made of silicone and the inner core is smaller. The result is that they feel soft and velvety and are better to wear near the body - they are good for waterproofing too. This way though, the receiver will want to move away from the abdomen without the body band. We're tried this type of textile in the shower and it dries quite quickly if you use a hair dryer.

The battery will last about 3 months depending on how much you use the pulse and particularly the arousal inducer. All peripherals are duty cycled and stay asleep most of the time with nanowatt consumption. Hence the delay of about 0.5s when receiving data. Current consumption is one of the most researched and optimized parts of the device.

Sure. We've probably not documented this bodyband well enough for people to appreciate its function. Let's see if we can rectify that here.

The bodyband makes the product "complete" in a sense, because it allows it to adhere to the body in a stable way.

It also helps pull the chastity device UP and against the abdomen. This ensures proper electrode contact (inner electrode), and makes the arousal inducer position inside the cage more stable.

When the chastity device is snugly pulled against the abdomen the feeling of being "enclosed" is stronger; the male is reminded constantly that he's wearing the device. Normally, CB series devices tend to rotate forward a bit too much, which reduces the sensation on the penis itself (though the width of it is always noticeable against the inner thighs).

The bodyband's stretchable material feels like expensive men's underwear. Visually, it adds to the "triangular" design pattern of the DL2000: the attachment rubber south of the receiver, and the band at the left and right create a triangle just like the receiver's enclosure, but rotated 180 degrees. Overall, we find that it's comfortable, sexy and it adds to the "feel" and functionality of the product AND the chastity device.

While at home, my boyfriend wears only his CB. I cannot think of a valid reason for males to even wear clothes, particularly in the privacy of their homes.

As such, it sounds like there will be a need for an elastic strap or band or something. Although I'm not totally convinced of the need for the eyelets and having the ability to lock the strap on. Is that just for adding extra security to prevent pull outs?