Based on our original shock collar, this version ups the power with a larger shock unit to aid in keeping even the most sassy submissives in line! Not limited to just Pet Play, this shock collar puts quite the immediate correction power into the hands of the controller that any dominant will enjoy :)

To up the power a Dogtra 2300NCP shock unit is used which has all the great features that should be on a shock unit: pocketable easy to use remote, rechargeable shock unit and remote, no on/off switch on shock unit, and great range. Functionality wise the 2300NCP offers 1320 yard max range, shock power control from 0 to 127, 2 collars can be controlled with 1 remote, and is even waterproof.  The main buttons include: N(Nick) for a quick shock, C(Constant) for rapid shock lasting as long as the button is pressed, and P(Page) for a vibration feature, great for warnings or just getting the wearer's attention.

Some of course may be worried about using a shock collar on a human, however the 2300NCP is rated for dogs as small as 35 pounds. Essentially animal testing is being conducted everyday over many parts of the world. To keep the unit out of the way and overall keep the collar working as a traditional collar, the shock unit is mounted in the back while the buckle is on the side. This way one can still attach leashes to the main frontal D-ring etc. New short prongs are also installed as typically shock collar prongs are made longer for dogs with hair. Simple stainless steel caps are used to create enough contact while still being comfortable.

With years of BDSM experience these collars were made to solve several problems typical collars have. One of the biggest additions is hook and loop fastener to make applying the collar easier and to prevent the splitting effect during rough play. Splitting refers to the strap overlap in the buckle area and with heavy movement the ends can drift vertically creating the split. Application wise it helps a lot to get the starting desired tightness and then can take your time tightening the buckle without worrying about the collar falling off. There is just enough hook and loop to tackle these problems while staying out of sight when the collar is actually on, thus keeping a sexy classic look.

Garment leather is used to make the liner which acts as padding for the interior and edges. There is just enough to make them comfortable without over doing it on padding which tends to result in a bulky look. The liner also makes it so there is limited metal directly touching the skin, thus much less maintenance or allergy concerns. 

For other small details all edges are beveled / smoothed and I make sure to include keepers so the slack can be properly secured and everything looks sleek and proper. 
Approx 2.5" wide with lining, with main strap using 1" buckle and D-rings, 2"ish of main size adjustment zone. The end result is not quite a posture collar, but more constricting than typical collars with less width.

Current offerings color / hardware wise:
Black leather / Silver hardware (locking buckle or regular buckle)
Black leather / Brass hardware (locking buckle or regular buckle)
Black leather / Antiqued Brass hardware (only regular buckle)
*NOTE: As a work around, regular roller buckles are also lockable using small locks.

Made to order so be sure and give neck size and any hardware notes!
To clarify the listing is for 1 collar integrated with a Dogtra 2300NCP Remote Trainer and no other items are included (no leash just as one example). The 2300NCP will be purchased brand new and installed onto the collar. (Price of collar unit may seem high, but the included 2300NCP costs a substantial amount on its own)

Safety wise keep in mind electrical stimulation is different to all people, so start on a low power setting and ramp up to the desired effect. Like any tool it can be dangerous if misused. The idea is that the 2300NCP has a good max power level, but that doesn't mean you ever have to go that high. It is recommended before using on others that the controller also experiences the shock sensation to have a baseline understanding how the static shocks feel vs intensity levels.