Comments on: The Ice Lock

By: A Valentine From The Stockroom 2018 – Bondage Blog

A Valentine From The Stockroom 2018 – Bondage Blog — Sat, 27 Jan 2018 22:02:14 +0000

[…] includes many items seen before on Bondage Blog, such as bondage tape (previously), the ice lock (previously), magnetic nipple clamps (previously), leather bunny hoods (previously), the red Bolero […]

By: Kinky Deb

Kinky Deb — Sat, 14 May 2016 04:35:43 +0000

We have one of these and husband was away so I decided to make use of it. I prepared myself with blindfold,ball gag with holes in, remote dildo inserted, then knelt on the bed and tied my ankles, knees and thighs together. The Ice lock was between 2 half’s of a set of handcuffs and attached to the ankles. After I was set and holding the dildo remote I then toppled forward so I was in a hogtie face down. I tuned on the dildo and spent a pleasurable hour or so. I then rested expecting the lock to open, it didn’t. Being blindfolded I had no idea of time but knew it was to long. I started to worry it wouldn’t and thrashed around trying to release myself, but only succeeded in turning the dildo back on and then dropping the remote! Eventually the lock did release after about three hours. My dear husband told me he had filled the lock with a slow melting tell just to catch me out. It worked!

By: Rope Guy

Rope Guy — Fri, 13 May 2016 12:25:45 +0000

I guess I agree about the sales text, but if you look at the photos on the Stockroom site, all seems quite clear. It appears there’s a barrel and a pin that goes into the barrel. The pin has holes in it (allowing the ice to interpenetrate it) and is what they are calling the key. When the ice melts, the key can be removed from the barrel; not previously. I don’t think there’s any problem with calling this device a lock, but the “two halves of the cylinder” and “no key to undo the lock with” phrasing does seem rather inapt.

By: Collarsmith

Collarsmith — Fri, 13 May 2016 09:09:31 +0000

I think they need to get a copywriter who actually uses the product or at least holds one in hand before writing. The description of how this works seems rather off. It’s essentially a short-lasting chain link. There’s no key, and no place inside to put a key. Lock the sub to one end, lock the other end to a hardpoint. When the ice melts, the two ends can be separated, and the sub can wander off as desired.