Harness Ouch Bulldog Bonded Leather with Buckles L/XL Red

Harness Ouch Bulldog Bonded Leather with Buckles L/XL Red ❤️

The Bulldog by Ouch! is a bonded leather harness with buckles. The wide shoulder straps are black and edged in red all round; at the front on the chest and at the back between the shoulder blades a studded cross band holds them together. At the sides two straps run under the arms around the ribcage, and metal rings link the individual parts. It is made in size L/XL. It stands under fetish sex toys, with BDSM sex toys and under sex toys for men; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Ouch.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: bonded leather and steel
• 🎨 Colour: Red, black with red edges
• 〰️ Shape: bulldog with a cross band front and back
• 🪜 Size: L/XL
• 🔒 Fastening: buckles on the back
• ⚠️ Caution: one finger of room under every strap

❓ FAQ

How do you put it on?

Open the lower buckles on the back, slip your arms through the shoulder straps and place the front cross band just below the collarbones. Then close the side straps and adjust the shoulders so that both cross bands sit level. With help from behind it goes faster.

How tight may it sit?

The straps lie flat but never cut in: one finger still fits under every strap. If you feel tingling, or the skin turns numb, cold or pale, loosen it at once. Nobody yanks at the harness during play, and it never carries body weight.

What is bonded leather?

Leather fibres pressed into smooth sheets with a binder. It looks like smooth leather but is stiffer and less stretchy than natural hide. So store the harness hanging or lying loosely, so that no sharp creases form in the straps.

How do you clean it?

With a damp cloth and a little mild soap, wipe above all the inner sides that rest on the skin. Then let it air-dry, away from radiators and sun. It does not go under the tap or into the machine.

What do you wear it for?

With jeans at a party, in a club, under an open jacket or in the bedroom as part of role play. The red edging traces the shape clearly even in low light.