Folding camp chair restraints

[J&B ATW]

Has anyone tried fashioning restraints from a camp chair like the one pictured or similar? B and I are thinking about a table or something, but they look so sinister and aren't that portable (or hide-able). We had an inversion table and that was kinda fun, but again, it was bulky and took up space.

I would think someone craft-y and creative could sew or attach padded wrist and ankle restraints to a reclining camp chair and it would be easy to throw something like that in the back of the car or pull from a closet when the party really starts to get rolling.

I haven't seen anything like this and I've searched.

Thoughts?

 

[Wolf]

Hmmm.

Could be problematic, if your wife is a thrasher. Camp chairs can tip over more easily than regular furniture.

 

[lioclips]

The closest I've managed - with a zero gravity chair.

 

[J&B ATW]

I like it!

 

[Mrcool]

This has potential to be some thing great

 

[Sensualswitch10]

I think by trying to permanently attach the restraints, you may be making it more complicated than it needs to be. If you buy a few belts that have holes along the entire length, you can use them to secure someone to the chair. The leather cuts easily with scissors so you can make them short enough to be wrist and ankle cuffs too.



Pardon my terrible drawing, the red represents wrist or ankle cuffs with an extra one just above the elbow. The black represents full length belts to wrap around the torso area. Under the arms, just above the hips and across the thighs for starters 😉



Additionally, when the belts are stored separately from the chair, there is no need to hide anything except the belts that have been cut short to be wrist restraints. Hope that is helpful.

 

[J&B ATW]

I think by trying to permanently attach the restraints, you may be making it more complicated than it needs to be. If you buy a few belts that have holes along the entire length, you can use them to secure someone to the chair. The leather cuts easily with scissors so you can make them short enough to be wrist and ankle cuffs too.
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Pardon my terrible drawing, the red represents wrist or ankle cuffs with an extra one just above the elbow. The black represents full length belts to wrap around the torso area. Under the arms, just above the hips and across the thighs for starters 😉

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Additionally, when the belts are stored separately from the chair, there is no need to hide anything except the belts that have been cut short to be wrist restraints. Hope that is helpful.

Love it! With illustrations!!