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My new demon costume! Cool shadows are created by the helmet horns :-)

 

Suit Review:

Some months ago I got my first latex suit from LatexCatfish. After about 5 month waiting for its arrival, I'm quite happy with the quality. The seams are well done and looks durable. I did get a custom made suit but the fitting is not perfect. The arms are very very tight (getting uncomfortable after some time) and the lenght of the upper body is too long. Therefore the crotch is a bit too low. What I not like is the front seam at the upper body. This should be removed for a neck entry suit.

 

The latex itself is OK. Not that smooth and stretchy than I know from 'Radical Rubber' but overall quite good. I did go with a 0.6mm latex which I not recommend for a neck-entry suit! Getting the suit on is hard, getting out of it is extremly difficult (should be better with a partner). My 0.8mm suit from LauscheLatex has a wide neckline made from 0.4mm latex which makes it easier to slip in.

The chlorinated latex is cool but for putting the suit on I do need silicon oil anyway. The slipping effect of chlorinated latex is getting the opposite effect as soon as there is a little sweat. And there will be sweat when trying to get a very tight 0.6mm latex neckentry suit on :-) Well, I was aware of that effect before.

Good thing about the chlorinated latex is that it does need just oil / talkum on the inside. The outside can be dry / clean (without oil or talcum) so you can sit on the couch or bed without making a mess. Also its very easy to wear clothes on top of chlorinated latex and it is easy to clean. Thats why I like chlorinated latex. You still can oil the outside for shininess if needed - In this gallery the suit is dry / clean on the outside.

 

Not sure if I will give LatexCatfish another try. Adjusting the measurements and choosing a thinner latex should give me a better fitting suit. But the delivery time is long and the price (+ taxes and customs) is not that super cheap. I wish LauscheLatex was still in business! Never seen a better suit like my old ones from LauscheLatex. Especially the special puch construction in the front.

Maybe I should try a 0.25mm suit and ask about to remove the front seam... this would at least make getting in/out easy and with the higher elastic the fitting could be not that critical.

 

Does someone have experiences with LatexCatfish?

What manufacturer with a perfect fitting can be recommended?

Does someone have a suit from Latex'D (Poland) or Bright&Shiny (Ukraine)?

 

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you really should see the bigger image on flickr... and the whole gallery at my website! :-) 

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