Chastityenthusiast
Nothing like advertised
Ok, I spent some time with this one as it was highly reviewed and supposedly inescapable. First problem I found after a couple of days was it pinched. I mean seriously, the anti pullout grip caught the skin and left some really bad welts. The under sack was also horribly shafed. So, healed up and yeah, tried different sizes, same things. Admittedly, pulling out was near impossible, and maybe I just got a bad deal with the one I got, as noone else seems to have suffered this issue. So last point. Inescapable? Nowhere near I'm afraid. We all know it's a lie before we buy, but to blatantly lie in advertising like this seems cheap. It's good, and would have a much better claim if it didn't have a damn padlock! Anything with a padlock is weak. You don't even need bolt cutters to snap these little ones, but if a £10 tool available anywhere can safely cut you out, inescapable is a silly word. Improve the lock (I would like to start seeing fingerprint maglock type things or app control like cellmate, but those "built in" ones seem fine) and ensure the smoothness, and this will be the closest to 100% as possible
Response from Locked in LustApr 29, 2025
Thank you for your review! We are happy to hear that you found The Vice to be nearly impossible to escape from, and sorry to hear about your experience with chafing and the term "inescapable". The chafing issue you presented is most likely associated with the anti-pullout sizing being too small. We always recommend starting with a larger anti-pullout to see if it is secure enough, before attempting to size down. We would be more than happy to help you through this process. Please feel free to contact us directly at [email protected] and we will gladly troubleshoot this for you to help you experience the security and comfort The Vice was designed to provide. Regarding the device being inescapable, as you mentioned it is nearly impossible to get out of. With the use of tools and other methods, nearly any chastity device can be defeated - included PA devices, full waist belt devices, and even "permanent" devices that do not use keys. But without the use of these other tools, the device itself will keep you locked in, and prevent you from pulling out. We have also been developing a new device which uses an integrated padlock for additional security and discretion. As we continue to receive feedback from customers such as yourself, we take this to the R&D team to work on new solutions. So we thank you for providing us with your feedback, and we will certainly see what we can do to create an even more secure lock in the future!



