Goodbye JB. Hello WM?

[thumper]

Oh. Yeah. Ha!

I will edit the offending post...

[thumper]

So, add another $100 for the integrated lock, and you're looking at about the same cost as a WM, but with an integrated lock.

I need to *seriously* reconsider my previous statements about Mature Metal being for the budget-conscious. At least as long as the exchange rates remain favorable. I think we paid closer to $400-500 for mine...

[jnuts]

Were your conversions for the other devices correct? If so, that is a lot cheaper!

[Dev]

Some of us small business people prefer to buy American, when feasible. It's not *all* just about the cost, at least for me.

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[Belle]

I am not sure I am a fan of the tube look. To me it looks like a bathtub faucet.

[jnuts]

Thumper's blog comparison got me thinking. Gap looks more comfortable. I thought they were a lot more expensive.

I dont like the tube look either though.

[thumper]

Some of us small business people prefer to buy American, when feasible. It's not *all* just about the cost, at least for me.

Fair point, but for me, the biggest difference is build quality. I drive a Ford and own a small American business, too, but think buying quality drives competitors to also build quality.

[Dev]

True. Having variety is good, too. One thing that is *very* apparent to me is chastity devices are definitely *not* one size fits all. There is also the "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" issue. All of this factors in and it is nice having more than three polycarbonate models to choose from, which seems to have been the case not all that long ago.

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[danj]

Who am I to comment (still waiting on our very first device to arrive)?...but I like the look of the cage designs best, and they seem like they'd be SO much easier in regards to hygiene.

[thumper]

It's definitely true that open designs are quicker to clean, but they're not necessarily more hygienic in between cleanings. At least in my experience.