E.M.Duke Rubber

Silver surfer and rubbers finest

Added 2025-10-15 10:28:42 +0000 UTC

This is a really challenging outfit to complete.. This is my t-zip full enclosure silver latex catsuit from Libidex. The coverage and feeling of no zippers running up your back and the total enclosure feeling it gives is second to none. You can get yourself into much more interesting poses if you want to.

The attached hood is a really good fit off the rack and I really like that libidex has the ability to select short, tall or average body heights as well. So you get a good fit without the expense of a made to measure suit. The only thing that I think could be better is the fit around the neck.. but a collar fixes that pretty well.

The challenge comes with combining this outfit with my amazing Rubbers Finest inflatable, mouth feature triple layered helmet. To keep the look I put on the the attached hood of the suit and zip myself in before the helmet goes on (as you can see in the pictures). Because latex will stick to latex really easily I need to lube up the outside of my hood before I put on the helmet.. or I really struggle to line everything up and you really need to line up the nose holes as it is already pretty restricting. Lining up the breathing holes and setting the mouth feature all the way in, to the back of my throat, over my teeth and encasing my tongue takes time and care. Time I realish deeply as the sense of enclosure fully overwhelms me.

As you can see I picked the helmet with the lacing at the back. It is a long process to do up as I have to fully take the laces out about half way up the back. Imagine feeding in each lace through each eyelet with gloved hands, behind your head, whilst encased, with restricted breathing, and your mouth full of fitted squeeking rubber!

I'm not done yet.. to complete the encasement I get to inflate the 2mm thick rubber using my hand pump. With each pump the pressure on my face and head increases, the mask moves and shifts, and the sounds I can hear reduce to almost nothing.

All I can hear is my gentle breathing whistlling in and out of my restricted nose holes. I really need to concentrate on keeping calm, whilst I can feel my heart pounding hard in my chest, I know panic is never far away. Getting out of the helmet is not a quick task and in a panic it would be ten times harder..

All this.. before I start to play..

More of the mask in the next post..