I have been challenged to have my wrists taped into a ball then hooded with an impossible to remove hood then try to get it off with my taped mitted hands.

Its really as simple as that. I show the casual taping of 1 wrist, then the latex clear hood going on and being zippered up, then my other wrist being taped into a ball.

Altho you may be able to see my eyes, I can not see a thing other than shadows and lights. That is it. I have been told previously my features were viewable thru the hood, so i do try to open my eyes altho it did not help me at all in this challenge. I ...

I have been challenged to have my wrists taped into a ball then hooded with an impossible to remove hood then try to get it off with my taped mitted hands.

Its really as simple as that. I show the casual taping of 1 wrist, then the latex clear hood going on and being zippered up, then my other wrist being taped into a ball.

Altho you may be able to see my eyes, I can not see a thing other than shadows and lights. That is it. I have been told previously my features were viewable thru the hood, so i do try to open my eyes altho it did not help me at all in this challenge. I do not talk. I must control my breathing and my headspace for that matter. I can not panic as there is only 1 very small hole to breath out of. When I place one of my taped wrists over the breathing hole and exhale, the hood expands like a balloon then when i let go it squeezes back to my face. This latex hood is no joke. It takes calm, non manic breathing or things could go wrong. Spyder Fayth fails at escaping this simple but challenging predicament as she falls into a heavy breathing slumber of defeat.