Straightjacket Struggles Entry Level Straitjacket Review

This straitjacket was an amazing first straitjacket. We were concerned about the cost of a high quality straightjacket from a well know maker but costing $200-$300+ However the low cost options all look cheap and questionable from foreign sellers. As the seller describes trying to create the best straitjacket for under $100 there are some obvious cost cuts made. For example the PU leather certainly carries that factory smell for a while, and can be very hot. I think the tabs/tung on the buckles will be the first place it fails and could have been a bit stronger. However the locking zippers are a super cool feature. It is designed so the hands can be released while wearing the jacket so it can be more of a decorative fetish wear as well. The biggest problem here is the fabric sleeve end still gets in the way unless you tether it to something. These zippers also make a fun game if you don't know if they are locked or not if you are putting the jacket on yourself. The arm strap attachment is also another unique factor not present in many straitjackets. The primary intent is for each arm to be independently connected to a D ring at the back of the hip. This defeats the primary means of escape where one is supposed to work their arms and the strap up over their head. However you can still clip the two snap hooks together for that traditional linkage, or go all out creative and hook the arms to other objects, put one arm forward and the other backwards, or any other devilish creative idea. While I'm not confident it would contain a strong individual intent of breaking free even if it tore the jacket it certainly puts up with a decent struggle.