A recent visitor to the SeriousBondage Institute brought along an unusual breathing device which we had not seen before. After a bit of research we discovered that it is called a 'Squeeze to Breathe' device. The idea is that someone in a gas mask can only breathe if a rubber pump bag is continually being squeezed again and again. If the pump bag is not squeezed at regular intervals the gas-masked person does not have a regular supply of air. The gas-masked person could squeeze the bag themselves between their own knees, or step on the bag if it were on the floor, or have someone else do the sq...

A recent visitor to the SeriousBondage Institute brought along an unusual breathing device which we had not seen before. After a bit of research we discovered that it is called a 'Squeeze to Breathe' device. The idea is that someone in a gas mask can only breathe if a rubber pump bag is continually being squeezed again and again. If the pump bag is not squeezed at regular intervals the gas-masked person does not have a regular supply of air. The gas-masked person could squeeze the bag themselves between their own knees, or step on the bag if it were on the floor, or have someone else do the squeezing. If the gas-masked person were somehow tied up it would make the squeezing of the bag that much more important, regardless of who was doing the squeezing.In this hilarious video we watch as Elise and PetGirl Koko master the operation of the Squeeze to Breathe device. Cobbled together with rubber hoses, a rebreather bag, electrical tape and a special anesthesia valve, our visiting friend places himself at the mercy of these two women as they scramble to keep his air flow moving. Naturally a bit of chaos ensued. And once, during a technical glitch with the squeeze bag, our subject was trying to communicate while everyone was yelling "what did he say?" The problem was ultimately resolved but we never did figure out what he was trying to tell us. Videos like these can be found on SeriousImages.com and SeriousMaleBondage.com. The real deal.