Years ago, my wife had introduced me to castration play with an elastrator and we have enjoy it quite alot. Recently she has purchased an Eze-bander and wants to use this in play also. What is holding her back is she and myself do not know how to remove one of these bands after it has been aplied, unlike a band from an elastrastor. My question is for those of you who have "played" with the Eze-bander, did you crimp the metal ring to hold the band in place, if so how did you get the band off. Also did you tighten the band as tight as it would go? How does "play" with the Eze-bander compare to elastrator "play".

Thanks

Stick with the band elastrator BECAUSE the EZE-Bander is a one way trip.

Once you tighten it hard enough to crimp the metal, you severely crush and mangle the tissue underneath. And there really is no way to take it off.

repeat - there isn't any way to take it off.

It's a one way trip, dude...

This is true, i'm eunuch since i had used this stuff. Impossible to remove.

Be carefull

I have used the EZ many times, balls still work. You might have to use a piece of leather or cloth by the metal clip to keep your scrotum from getting caught in the metal piece. Taking off the band you use some safety cats claw clipper or a device used by EMT's or doc's to remove rings from fingers.

Lots of fun, enjoy!!!

licksclean69 (imported) wrote: Fri Jul 29, 2005 10:41 pm How does "play" with the Eze-bander compare to elastrator "play".

Thanks

I cannot say as I have not tried either. It's probably better to err on the side of caution, especially when considering the advice of strangers.

Various banders:

1. Standard green band device.

a. cheap, readily available and widely used.

b. Use a cats nail trimmer to remove the green bands.

c. Sometimes a little difficult to use since it can be hard to get the testicles through the band, depending on size of balls.

d. no way to adjust the tightness of the green bands.

2. Eze-bander

a. no as cheap as the green band device but not overly expensive, a little more difficult to find.

b. Since tubing is used it is a little more difficult to get the band off.

c. The tubing is actually adjustable, it is possible to crank it as tight or as loose as you want before you bend the metal clip. It is possible to tighten it to tight I suppose and do permanent damage. Also it is easy to get the scrotum into the metal band (it hurts!).

d. More difficult to apply than the green band device.

3. Calitrate (sp)

a. The Cadillac of banders, cost of the device if over $250 and the bands are $2-3 bucks each.

b. Nice crank machine that is easy to apply and is adjustable as to tension. I am sure if the person wanted to do permanent damage to the cords this machine could do it, just crank it tighter. Also easy to adjust the tension so it is not so tight, I have left the band on almost an hour before but it was not that tight.

c. Scotum and get caught in the metal band like the eze-bander, you can use a piece of flexible plastic or a little piece of leather or fabric next to the metal clip to keep skin from getting into the band.

d. Same difficulty in removing at the eze-bander since it also uses tubing.

4. Tri-bander

a. Relatively new device, I have found them at local farm supply. Cheap, less than $50 and bands are not expensive.

b. Better than the green bands since the bander opens wider making it easier to get the band over the balls much easier. Best to get on all fours and have the installer do the procedure from the rear like you would on an animal.

c. Bands are thicker than the tubing and you have to work on getting them off, they are not adjustable so they are quite tight. We had a little difficulty getting it off, ended up getting a little skin abrasion on the scrotum.

d. Instead of the bands you can also use a wide rubber band.

All of the devices work great, I guess I like the caltrait system the best but they are spendy. Removing them all requires a little planning. You should have available a variety of cutters, cat claw, larger dog nail trimmers, maybe a ring cutter used by EMT's and emergency room personnel to remove rings from finger and as a backup last resort a sterile scalpel.

Have fun, be careful, watch your time, color and temperature of the balls.

This a source for a professional ring remover. Works great for removing bands from the scrotum:

http://www.quickmedical.com/adc/emergen ... r-380.html

Various banders:

I too have all of these devices and I agree that the Callicrate is the best. While it is expensive you truly get what you pay for.

I have been using green bands for years and I find them more of a pain to cut off than any of the others, they just dig into the skin so far it's almost impossible to get them cut off without nick the sac.

Thanks for the link on the ring cutter, I am going to get one.

my wife always put a piece of twine or cloth under the band so she could pull it out and cut it off after with a pair of blunt nose surgens scissors

used the green band and the tribander..both were fun..tribander closes down very fast and is very easy to apply..no need to work the testicles thru..my wife loved it because of that...she would have me get on my hand and knees and apply it from the back with ease.

i was always scared of eze or callcicrate because of that metal clip,,,i suppose it could be enjoyable if she just cranks it tight and loose without setting the metal clip

Set the clip and trip off the tubing, that is the fun. Just need to be a little careful so scrotum doesn't get caught in the clip. It feels great and looks wonderful. I like it because you can adjust the tightness. If you back it off a little it will not be as tight as the green bands or the tri-bander = you can leave it on longer.