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Hello everyone, so I've got my ultra heavy gloves, PVC aprons, and might get the
rubber aprons involved if we need them. I doubt we'll get to the point of needing
lead, but you never know.
I think I might take off my shirt, but I am a bit smelly.
I don't want to get these tubes sweaty.
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The more I squirm the more intense the finale is, the only reason I often don't squirm a lot is because if I do I have the risk of either having something tear, getting a compression bruise, or getting too sweaty that I have to wash my gear, or worst case the glove leaking and making a mess in hard to clean gear.
Every session I decide what kind of movement level will be involved before even getting in the vacbag. I try to plan ahead especially with hard to clean gear. Todays session which you should see as soon as tomorrow shows what really good planning leads to, it leads to an exciting session.
Under the leather pants I had shorts and the glove, so double protection before the leather could get dirty.