Shibari Study

Berlin, Germany

Co-founder & CEO of Shibari Study
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Replied on Neko Harness

12 Oct 18:28

Thanks so much for your question! We would recommend trying what you think might work best for you and labbing with the tie to see how it fits. Theoretically, adding padding will help support the line placements, but tighter tension may also help with this as well. We hope that you are able to find a fit that works best for you!
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Replied on Bamboo Predicaments

12 Oct 18:09

Thank you so much for your kind feedback❤️ Great to hear that you had fun with these ties!
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Replied on Web Suspension | Tutorial

11 Oct 22:57

Thank you so much for your comment❤️ We have some very exciting new courses that we can't wait to share with you - please stay tuned!
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Replied on Reverse TK | Class

11 Oct 22:46

So happy to hear that! Thank you❤️
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Replied on One Rope Agura | Class

11 Oct 22:41

Happy to hear that the tie works for you! Thank you so much❤️
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Replied on Session With Freya | Discussion

11 Oct 22:38

Thank you so much for watching❤️
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Replied on Low Hands Box Tie | Class

12 Aug 02:18

Thank you so much for this feedback. We will ensure that this does not happen in future tutorials.🙏
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Replied on Reverse TK

12 Aug 02:03

Thank you so much for your feedback.🙏 We will take this into consideration for future productions.
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Replied on Reverse TK

12 Aug 02:00

Thank you so much! We would love to see your variation of the Reverse TK😍 Perhaps you could share a photo with us over on our Discord?
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Replied on Choker Tie

12 Aug 01:55

Thanks for your comment! There's nothing specific you need to avoid on the elbows, unless your partner communicates something specific. As a general rule of thumb, staying a couple inches above the elbows is a better position for reducing risk of nerve compression or damage.🙏

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