Bondage and Gear by Sir SD Michael
Heavy Bondage, Gear, and More!
Bondage and gear go well together. Skinsuits, being my favorite bicycling gear, are fun to use. I had my pup wear one of his suits and I wore one of mine. All sorts of bondage fun ensued. Fist mitts, bondage socks, a spandex blindfold hood, and a nice leather bondage collar were also added to keep the pup in place.
Pup Sparky enjoys all sorts of restraints. He also enjoys gear. I have lots of cycling skinsuits in my collection, but I don’t play in them much. It didn’t take much for him to convince me that wearing one of my suits in bondage was going to be alright though. I do love to see him in skintight gear and in bondage, so it was going to happen anyway. I had him wear one of my long sleeve skinsuits, his helmet, his cycling shoes, and gloves. Once he was all suited up, he was ready for bondage. It was a sort of “all dressed up and no place to go” kind of thing. He would have been ready for a ride, but got a far different workout. I put him into ankle restraints, neck-wrist restraints, and gagged him. I found that the neck-wrist restraints added more tightness to the hogtie than other gear would. This made it a lot tougher to endure for him, but being the bondage pup he is, he took it all quite well.
I’ve always been fascinated by skintight gear. Seeing cyclists in bike shorts was an exciting sight when I was younger. It still is today. Cycling gear is fun to wear and very practical, at least if you’re a cyclist. Bicycling to the store and going shopping in a skinsuit can also be quite fun. I have even gone out in my gear without the bike many times to various local bars. I think of cycling gear as the “gateway” gear. It helped me become more comfortable wearing skintight gear in public. Mind you, it is much more accepted on a bicycle. Still, some are uncomfortable wearing the gear in public. The key is to be comfortable with yourself. Once you achieve that, you can go out in pretty much any gear you want.
I started my collection with a simple pair of bike shorts. I found a few places where I could get a good deal online, Voler in particular. I now have many skinsuits, bib shorts, jerseys, arm warmers, leg warmers, and more. Skinsuits are my favorite to ride in. They are a one-piece suit with a jersey and shorts combined. I find them quite comfortable to ride in, though a bit warmer at times. My favorite cycling kit that isn’t a skinsuit is my California Flag kit from Voler. I began my 2009 bicycle tour of old US 99 and the Columbia River Highway in that kit.
