Raingear

Raingear

Actually the difference between rainwear and hazmat isn't all that great. I usually wear raingear beneath a hazmat suit just for the sense of closeness the plastic provides. Why do I like this? I have no idea. Many pages have been written on the subject of fetish and my two cents worth is just that, almost nothing. Suffice to say that I just like it, it's an important part of my life and I wouldn't want to miss it for the world.

In this section just rainwear is worn. My own preferences are only the standard suits comprising of PVC pants and jacket. The more the merrier, so to say. Even as I write this I wear raingear: my newly acquired orange PVC pants (kid's size 164) tucked in my lovely unlined Nora boots and my Agu Kids PVC jacket, with orange arms, lila body, green hood and colored features on the shoulders. The drawstring on my waist is pulled tight. The crackle of the pants and the swish of the soft PVC of the jacket is music to my ears...

A fine example of PVC bondage can be seen on the green raingear page.

My Rukka overall is definately one of my most favorite outfits. Check out the Rukka page for more pictures!

I don't know whether to put my immersion suit on the raingear or hazmat pages. So I just put it here.

More fun with Rukka can be found here. How I love the Finnish people for making such great garments...

See how raingear and medical restraints combine.

Enjoy a small gallery of Ocean Crewman raingear (bib overalls and smock).

And I enjoyed a lovely PVC bondage boy that came over to visit!

My interest in diapers is already pretty old, I just never got to actually include a session here. This is now rectified.

Thanks to my friend Jacob Rubber (check Video 8) I now have quite an extensive collection of Doggie Stylee bondage!

My last find at the local streetmarket is this regenpak, or rather just the jacket in my favorite kid's size 152. It cost next to nothing because of a production defect which caused the black zipper to print its teeth onto the yellow PVC coating of the nylon material. Oh well...

From my favorite internet shop Cover-Up I acquired some new toys. Most notably was a set op two rainsuits in the fashion color yellow, with reflective "water" logos on the breast and the back. The suit was made in Hong Kong, and I can't resist putting the logo here:

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