I was recently asked by the editor of SkinTightUK if I would mind contributing a ‘Guys and their Gear’ profile and also an article about Pup Play. I was happy to do so, and I’m glad to say they’ve now been published.
Guys and Their Gear: Zentaispot
They Call it Puppy Love
*wags tail*
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As Gizmo and his owner/partner, Max, were coming down to London for the weekend, due to it being Max’s birthday, my owner and I decided it was worth going along to Fetishbound for the evening. After we both finished work for the day, we headed off in to Central London, to make our way to Central Station. On arriving, we paid our admission fee, and went off to get changed. As we were changing, I heard a squeaky toy in the distance and looked down to see Scamp standing near us – although not with the toy *whines*
After I’d finished getting dressed, I made my way over to the ‘KennelBound’ area of the club, and my owner brought me over a drink. I spent some time catching up with Scamp at the time, and decided that it was worth putting myself in the cage as my owner had departed to help one of our other friends put on their latex mitts. I curled up in the cage all relaxed 🙂 I had to get out though, when I needed to go to find a tree.
After that, Scamp and I became mischievous puppies and started pushing the cage, which Aura was now in, around… trying to turn it on it’s end etc. and stealing his socks. The comment at the end was that he now had knee-high socks, but hadn’t come out with them!
I became aware that someone had started scratching me behind the ear… and that was me for what I’m told was about 30-45 minutes! I was just sitting there, leaning against them, getting my head scratched. During this time, Gizmo and Max arrived, and I hadn’t even been aware of it – in fact, even after I stopped getting scratches behind the ear, it took me a bit of time to register that they’d arrived! Cue more playful puppies, and being made to beg for chocolate buttons. This is one advantage not having the Zentai hood up has – I can get chocolate buttons, but with the hood up, I can’t – and that was the issue Gizmo was having with his latex puppy hood!
After more relaxing and chatting, it came the point in the evening where it becomes home time. However, just at the end of the night Tie Em Up, who runs the night, announced that it had been the busiest night ever, and had actually reached capacity – so from that point of view, it was a good night for the club. We decided we’d walk with Gizmo and Max back to King’s Cross, as they were going on the same platforms as us, but in the opposite direction.
Yet again, we got beaten by the tube network again, being turfed off the train at Wembley Park and then having to get on the next one to get home… when you’re running close to the end of the night, it’s not always a good thing!
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Yet again, Heros this month fell after what had been a long and tiring night for my owner and I – the event we were involved in didn’t let us consider packing up until 0600, and we didn’t get home until around 0800 – meaning we went to bed, and got up just in time to get the bags packed and ready to go to something else and then onwards to Heros.
However, a couple of comments from the night before are worth mentioning here… during the evening, I decided to have a bit of a powernap on the floor in my sleeping bag which has arms and legs… so I curled up next to a table and nodded off – or I thought I did. It turns out that I actually lay like a dog would with my arms and legs outstretched, taking up lots of room. People were so concerned about standing on me, they put a chair over my legs! *wags* I was also caught begging for buttons, when one of the helpers put a bag of them down on the chair next to me, and I couldn’t take any from the packet as I’m not allowed too *whine* I kept giving people puppy dog eyes until eventually they gave me some!
As I said, we duly woke up with enough time for a quick drink and then it was time to drive the short journey to West Ruislip and then to tube it in to London. After doing some domestic things on the South Bank, we went over to Embankment to get the District Line out to Mile End… only to get stuck at Monument due to a signal failure. *whines* So we quickly changed to Bank and the Central Line, and arrived at Heros not much later than we planned to be.
Scamp and Mark were just changing as we arrived, so we got changed with them and then headed in to the main area separately. I spent most of the time being a bit of a docile puppy due to being tired, but was getting up to mischief, stealing someone’s rucksack and rope 😀 With feeling tired, I wasn’t really doing much else, but it was still fantastic to see people, catch up with friends and also just have 4hrs unwinding.
*wags*
I was contacted by CostumesOK.com recently, asking if I would mind reviewing their Zentai suits. I agreed to do this, and they duly sent me the suit I had ordered – a Dalmatian Print suit, as it is something I can compare to from other sellers.
The first thing I noticed was that they offer a good selection of customisation options for the outfit – they offer the standard feature of crotch zip etc. but also include the options for separate toes, ears and tail and other customisations you might want. You can also specify your own sizing, and they will make the suit to your specifications. After placing the order for the Dalmatian Zentai (size Large, Ears and Tail, Separate Toes ) I was pleased with the speed of delivery, which was prompt and the suit arrived safe and well.
On opening the package, I have to say that I was impressed with what I saw… having ordered many Zentai which have come with Ears and Tail, this is one of the best suits I’ve seen where the tail actually resembles a dogs tail – most of them normally come with tails that are very thin and pointed at the end (almost lizard like), where as this one was relatively thick, long and rounded at the bottom.
On putting the suit on, I discovered that the material used is slightly thicker than normal, which means that when stretched over skin, the white does not go see-through, which is a plus point. Although, as shown in the pictures below, it does appear to have done that in my case, but that is because I have broad shoulders, and is not a problem with the suit. Having the separate toes is often a problem, but I found that these ones were sensibly sized and were easy to fit my toes in to. Additionally, one of the problems I’ve found in other suits is that often the little finger is either just a bit too short or a bit too long, but with this suit, I was able to get my finger in correctly, with not that much excess material to annoy me.
I did, however, find a couple of minor suggestions for future suits, but neither of them detract from the suit and are not major problems. The back entry zip could do with being a little longer, as I have wide shoulders and thus if the zip was slightly longer, it would have been that little bit easier to put the suit on. In saying that, the suit does come with a proper YKK zip, as opposed to the thinner, smaller zips other suits come with. The sizing of the suit after I had put it on was fine, but this just meant putting the suit on needs a little more care.
My other suggestion about the suit is that the head could do with a little more material as it slightly squashes my nose – probably for day to day wear / parties it would not be an issue, however, might just be a little constricting to wear long-term.
All in all, I was impressed with suit and know that I will enjoy wearing it.
There’s a collection of photos of items of the suit below.
