Harness for the GV stp packy

[Squirrel698]

Hello!

So I ordered my first stp today from Smitten Kitten.  I had a coupon for them and decided to use it on this:  https://www.smittenkittenonline.com/stand-to-urimate-spoon-packer.html 🔗

I've heard good things about the good vibration packer and about the medicine spoon stp idea.  So I thought I would take the leap even though it was expensive. 

So now I need to know what sort of harness would keep it in place?  I could use a jocky strap yes but I would rather not.  I like my loose boxer shorts.  I did a google search and came up with the mango ftm harness.  It looks like it would work well with a stp.  http://mangoproducts.net/FTMHarness.htm 🔗

So my question is would the gv packer work with the mango harness?  Perhaps someone has tried the two.  Thanks for your time and sorry about the over complicated post.   

[Robert Scott]

I can't help you much dude...but I wanted to say I love the smitten kitten.  The clerks know my wife and I by name!!!  It's such a relaxing and positive store to be in ... I just go to the store and try things on to see what works best for me so I can't really give you advice.  Sorry.

[Wolf Man]

Well I have some news for you, Squirrel my man. If you think the Mango harness would work well, just try a DIY version! Buy some elastic bands. I found some in the the sewing stuff area at Wal Mart. They're about $1 a pack, which is anywhere from 2-4yards depending on how wide a band you get. It is really flimsy stuff in a good way. You barely notice that it's there, yet it holds your junk amazingly well.

I use the small GV soft pack as well and this holds it awesomely, even a Soft Pack mini is held well. Though not personally used yet, I hear, and can see, how an STP would work perfect with this harness. Hope this helps! 

Here are some videos to assist in the over look in use and the preparation which is very simple. If you can't sew, I just use some small safety pins.

🔗 [Link: youtube.com/watch/] and this one 🔗 [Link: youtube.com/watch/]

[Squirrel698]

Thank you!  Those videos do help and yes it is much cheaper way to go.