Vertical hogtie
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A '''vertical hogtie''' is a variant of [[hogtie bondage]] in which the bound person is balanced vertically on his or her knees with the feet off the ground. Support ropes may be used to ensure that the [[victim]] does not fall over. This leaves the person balanced on their knees in a very difficult position to maintain. | A '''vertical hogtie''' is a variant of [[hogtie bondage]] in which the bound person is balanced vertically on his or her knees with the feet off the ground. Support ropes may be used to ensure that the [[victim]] does not fall over. This leaves the person balanced on their knees in a very difficult position to maintain. | ||
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| + | Alternatively, the victim may be propped up against the wall or a piece of furniture. In this case, there is more risk of the person falling over. | ||
As there is considerable pressure on the knees, the victim should be on a very soft surface and [[knee pads]] may be worn. If much of the weight is taken by the support ropes, this comes close to [[suspension bondage]]. Alternatively, if the victim can also rest on his or her feet, it becomes a [[kneeling hogtie]]. | As there is considerable pressure on the knees, the victim should be on a very soft surface and [[knee pads]] may be worn. If much of the weight is taken by the support ropes, this comes close to [[suspension bondage]]. Alternatively, if the victim can also rest on his or her feet, it becomes a [[kneeling hogtie]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:44, 19 December 2009
A vertical hogtie is a variant of hogtie bondage in which the bound person is balanced vertically on his or her knees with the feet off the ground. Support ropes may be used to ensure that the victim does not fall over. This leaves the person balanced on their knees in a very difficult position to maintain.
Alternatively, the victim may be propped up against the wall or a piece of furniture. In this case, there is more risk of the person falling over.
As there is considerable pressure on the knees, the victim should be on a very soft surface and knee pads may be worn. If much of the weight is taken by the support ropes, this comes close to suspension bondage. Alternatively, if the victim can also rest on his or her feet, it becomes a kneeling hogtie.
