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Choker Tie | Full Suspension
In this bondage tutorial, Ropunawa teaches a fully suspended version of his intense Choker Tie with his model Freya.
Rounding off his Choker Tie-based series of classes, Ropunawa demonstrates how the powerful tie can be incorporated into a visually dramatic suspension. Though the shape looks drastic, much of its weight is spread between the Futomomo and waist line, making it surprisingly comfortable for models who like suspending off of these types of ties. However, it’s not without its technical demands: starting on the ground, it’s lifted almost all the way with a Futomomo, meaning you need to be aware of how to lift heavy parts of the body and best practice for suspension lines.
We’ve been building up to this breathtaking inversion with Ropunawa’s earlier Choker Tie classes – and for good reason. The Choker Tie is a challenge on its own, and the addition of suspension lines brings with it a new level of complexity that requires plenty of experience with both suspensions and this type of edge-play. If your skillset is not yet at a level to safely attempt this tie, feel free to watch the class for inspiration but please do not follow along.
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ernstNovember 30, 2021
A very interesting Futo. Could you have a tutorial on this here? :-)Show replies (1)

Anton (.October 30, 2023
We’re glad you like it. We’ll note this content request down to be considered for future shoots!
TSPNovember 11, 2021
Wow, this is really cool! Thanks for making this tutorial. I definitely will try that out ;-) Little question: the single-column tie on the waist bent, that is a Somerville Bowline right? I am always fighting with that when I am at an unnatural angle or tying left-handed. Can Shibari-Study make a tutorial just for that? I know that there is a tutorial on this site, but your way was easier and much faster.Show replies (1)

Anton (.October 30, 2023
Thanks for your comment! We’ll make a note of this content request. But we also just want to echo that tying on the waist can be tricky, and practice will help!