Vacuum Bagged Doll Empty Lung Vacuum Play
- Brand: Studio Bling
- Model KIG_045
- Video Size: 1920×1080
- Data size: 745 MB
- Video Time: 40分55秒
- Availability: In Stock
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¥2,420円
- Ex Tax: ¥2,200円
- Price in reward points: 2200
I finally got the new toy: the Qianzhi K-Series smart vacuum pump. It auto-adjusts power according to pressure and can keep pumping forever, completely solving the air-leak problem that plagues every vacuum project.But of course, the first thing I wanted to test was a bag that literally cannot leak.Today was “erotic lingerie photoshoot day” for doll-Shigu. After the shoot, I pulled out a few huge bags and slipped my little doll straight inside.First round: PE flat bag
Super-thin, super-elastic material, perfect for tight contraction.
I set the smart pump to the lowest level-5 pressure. At the beginning it behaved like any normal pump, but once the bag was fully collapsed, the pump automatically dropped to micro-power and just kept sucking slowly, endlessly.
That’s when the doll started making distressed little sounds. The bag pressed in from every direction and just kept getting tighter.
Air became less and less; her breathing turned frantic.
Rescue is dead simple—one poke with a finger tears right through the thin PE. Even so, Shigu never tried to save herself.When I finally pulled her out, she burst into tears, sobbing that it was her first time truly understanding how terrifying a vacuum bag can be.Second round
She still didn’t refuse. This time I added rope bondage to crank up the hopelessness.
Same routine: once the smart pump throttled down, despair time began. A hard vacuum bag gives a few more seconds of buffer than PE, but in exchange the crushing force is far stronger.
Every exhaled breath got sucked away instantly, creating a perfect empty-lung effect. Shigu later said she couldn’t draw even one breath; it felt like her lungs were being drained dry.
A veteran of vacuum play, she ended up banging her forehead on the floor begging for mercy, the first time I’d ever seen her plead that way.When I released her this time, she threw herself into my arms and sobbed like a broken toy. Looks like I “broke” her again.Third round
I still tossed her back in one more time, just using the old-school method for comparison.For the real smart-pump test, I switched to gear that still allows breathing: the vacuum bed.Last time we used the vacuum bed, stopping the pump meant slow air creep-back. Not anymore.
Stuffing a fully rope-bound doll into a vacuum bed is no easy task. The latex sheet kept rolling up against the fabric ropes. In the end I untied most of her, switched to a simple body-harness turtle-shell (kikkou), and used her own hands to pull the bed over her. The ropes still slid upward because KIG skin is insanely slippery; hemp just can’t bite in.
With the smart pump running, the bed stayed skin-tight the entire time.
I turned on the remote toys inside her and just sat back, enjoying the muffled, ambiguous moans of my perfectly sealed doll.
Super-thin, super-elastic material, perfect for tight contraction.
I set the smart pump to the lowest level-5 pressure. At the beginning it behaved like any normal pump, but once the bag was fully collapsed, the pump automatically dropped to micro-power and just kept sucking slowly, endlessly.
That’s when the doll started making distressed little sounds. The bag pressed in from every direction and just kept getting tighter.
Air became less and less; her breathing turned frantic.
Rescue is dead simple—one poke with a finger tears right through the thin PE. Even so, Shigu never tried to save herself.When I finally pulled her out, she burst into tears, sobbing that it was her first time truly understanding how terrifying a vacuum bag can be.Second round
She still didn’t refuse. This time I added rope bondage to crank up the hopelessness.
Same routine: once the smart pump throttled down, despair time began. A hard vacuum bag gives a few more seconds of buffer than PE, but in exchange the crushing force is far stronger.
Every exhaled breath got sucked away instantly, creating a perfect empty-lung effect. Shigu later said she couldn’t draw even one breath; it felt like her lungs were being drained dry.
A veteran of vacuum play, she ended up banging her forehead on the floor begging for mercy, the first time I’d ever seen her plead that way.When I released her this time, she threw herself into my arms and sobbed like a broken toy. Looks like I “broke” her again.Third round
I still tossed her back in one more time, just using the old-school method for comparison.For the real smart-pump test, I switched to gear that still allows breathing: the vacuum bed.Last time we used the vacuum bed, stopping the pump meant slow air creep-back. Not anymore.
Stuffing a fully rope-bound doll into a vacuum bed is no easy task. The latex sheet kept rolling up against the fabric ropes. In the end I untied most of her, switched to a simple body-harness turtle-shell (kikkou), and used her own hands to pull the bed over her. The ropes still slid upward because KIG skin is insanely slippery; hemp just can’t bite in.
With the smart pump running, the bed stayed skin-tight the entire time.
I turned on the remote toys inside her and just sat back, enjoying the muffled, ambiguous moans of my perfectly sealed doll.