OK THEN FOLKS
here is my latest addition cuff
firstly i want to explain to everyone that
i am a pure bar fan, ive always agreed that cuffs one day
will be the way to go, once one is exceptable straight from the box..
some of you are happy with your cuffs, and some of you have had to mod them to become happy with them.... now then,
i had tried previous cuffs, and to be honest, i really could'nt get on with them, plus they were made awful, regarding the stitching...
ok, i understand large companies have to go where it is cheaper
to get things made, either for the reason of extra profit, or to keep the prices down...but come on, prices of cuffs for what you get is rough... ok pj lowered theirs which is fair does, but still.....anyway
i decided, i needed to try the latest offerings on the cuff market
as they surely had to be better now eh....errmmmmm NOPE
SO...after looking at them, i thought, yeah, i can make a much better cuff....it also shocked me what people charge for what i got....
my initial objective was to just make them look a little better, and of course stitch them well, but one thing led to another, as it always does with me...so i went about making them so they adress
the issues what people dislike about them
firstly,
object 1 was to make them fit thinner legs, as we all are different...
secondly, i wanted them comfortable
and third, i wanted them to stay put, and not slip...
in the end, i made a 3 way interchangable internal padding system
thats the posh explanation ;-)...translated that means, theres 3 pads, you can change them and they are inside...now your with me...this means, you can add or remove the padding to suit you..
i also added a second slip buckle as cuffs have one, this holds them much tighter and stops the slipping...
i also located them nearer to the bar ends, the reason for this being, you can now draw them closer together for a tighter fit on slim legs, such an easy thing, if it was thought through by cuff makers...pfffff
so this now means, you fasten it through one slip buckle, pull tight, fasten it through the second slip buckle and pull tight again, and finish off by velcroing in the centre for a neater look...as old versions wrapped around the side and over the bar, ewwww nasty
but all this wasnt the best bit, remember, i am a bar man upto this point still,
i tried them on.....OMG
THEY FIT MY SLIM LEGS
I GOT THEM EXTREMELY TIGHT
THEY DID NOT SLIP
THEY WERE STITCHED STRONG AND NEAT (well, i did do em afterall)
THEY FELT REALLY COMFY
AND THE BEST BIT,...THEY FELT LIKE MY BAR WAS STILL THERE ;-)
i now believe i have taken the cuff to another level.....
i can also add colour to them, by using different colour webbing etc
and i could if needed, change the shape....so in all
welcome PINHEAD 69's PHaT CuFF
they actually look better than the pictures show, so please excuse the poor photo quality, some lines look uneven, but i can assure you, they are not... you still get a good idea of what they are like
the pictures include, front and back views, side views, rear views,
pad removed views, and the metal bracket pad cover, "well" why not
i will be making these for £35... well there is more work than a standard cuff with the extra padding and locks etc plus they are well made lol....
and i also will be doing them shortly, with the bars and the metal bracket which is a necessity with a cuff...
ENJOY and thanks for looking