Wubble inflation

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Sun, 01/31/2016 - 15:06

bimboguy

Wubble inflation

Hello, I'm fairly new to this site, but have read a few stories. So let me start by introducing my preferances. I'm into anything inflation except for inflation suits or stuffing. I'm rarely into blueberry inflation, but every now and then I read a story or two, even though I like watching images related to blueberry. Also, I don't like popping unless the inflatee is willing and enjoying it, and no gore.

Now for the subject in question: Wubble inflation. Is not really that new of a product, so I figured there should some videos that uses the Wubble. Has anybody attempted to inflate using the Wubble as a mean of stuffing? It seems like it would be fun if you were somehow able to stuff a Wubble under your shirt/pants and inflate it

Sun, 01/31/2016 - 22:07

NameTaken

Good job on posting the same thread 3 times.

Never used a wubble before, but appearently they can get pretty big.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoqOizcsKdw

If you tried to inflate one of those by mouth and screwed up, I can imagine the blowback would be insane.

Mon, 02/01/2016 - 07:54

bimboguy

Yeah, I apoligize for that. I was on a tablet when I posted this and there's a 'Save' button rather than a 'Submit' button, so I didn't know it would be posted when I hit the save button.

Mon, 02/01/2016 - 14:11

Another Canadian Guy

No need to be rude NameTaken. Just let them know that each time you hit save it submits a post.

Also, welcome to the forums bimboguy! I find it rather curious that your into stuffing but not inflatable suits. Mind if I ask why so I have another point of view?

As far as clothing stuffing goes that sounds like a really good idea. I've heard those bubble things are super durable so if you were doing belly inflation or possibly that could be a very wise idea compared to, say, a balloon. It's got the flexibility and softness of latex, but the durability of a garbage bag.

(Not on here too often, replies might be slow.)

Mon, 02/01/2016 - 14:48

AirPump

First, I had to look up what "wubble" was, and once I did, oh wow! Seem's like a great option for anyone who'd into that kind of inflation. I too would like to know if anyone has tried it.

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Mon, 02/01/2016 - 18:33

bimboguy

Clearly stated in my post that I'm not into stuffing or inflation suits, but I can see where you coming from. I just don't find inflation suits appealing at all, idk why. As for stuffing, is the one where you eat food to inflate that I'm not really into (weight gain), especially vore, I hate vore.

So then... why the question then?

Well I may have said I'm not into suit inflation... at least as a stand alone method. Now if you have clothing over the suit, that's when start to get turned on. See, I love seeing clothing items being stretched to their absolute limit until they burst, and that's why I created this topic.

Tue, 02/02/2016 - 11:43

(Reply to #6) #7

Another Canadian Guy

Yeah I understand. Inflatable suits don't really look realistic and with clothing you know there's a body swelling underneath.

I didn't get a good look at the original post, I thought you were talking about clothes stuffing or inflatables underneath clothes. That is what I meant and not the food stuffing if that's what you got out of it.

(Not on here too often, replies might be slow.)

Tue, 02/02/2016 - 18:55

(Reply to #10) #8

bimboguy

I was not trying to sound rude. If I did, I apoligize for being rude. Generally I try to avoid any story that contains a tag that I don't like. Are there stories that contains clothes stuffing with the "stuffing" tag? I always thought that stuffing involved food only (humans included).

Tue, 02/02/2016 - 19:06

(Reply to #12) #9

AirPump

You've actually stumbled on one of the flaws of this fetish: naming conventions.

"Stuffing" on it's own can refer to either putting objects in clothing or eating so much the belly expands. In the case of the fomer, many people usually use the words "clothes stuffing" or refer to the specific object(s) being stuffed ("clothes stuffing" or "pillow stuffing") when talking about it. When used alone, the word "stuffing" usually means eating or being forced to eat.

Of course, there's no set rules about it, so people will often call it whatever they want, but if you're looking for stories or other content to suit your tastes, this might help. Just remember, the more specific words you use ("belly inflation" vs. just "inflation"), the more likely you're gonna get what you're looking for.

Hope that helps!

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Mon, 02/01/2016 - 22:18

#10

Yourscast

The wubble ball has the best "physics" for emulating belly inflation. I don't do the whole inflatee thing, but from what I've seen...

Tue, 02/02/2016 - 03:32

#11

MixMaster (not verified)

I thought the same thing when I saw this product. I've personally have never handled one of these things, so I can't give any sort of accurate view points, but from what I can tell from reading product reviews and watching some Youtube videos, it may be worth a go. The issues that I could see you running into would be that while it can inflate to a 3ft sphere, I've read that it's incredibly difficult to inflate due to the valve installed on it needing to be lubed with olive oil. It's just as fragile as latex in regards to sharp objects and degradation from cleaning solvents, though less so than latex. My biggest issue though would be it's ability to maintain shape and pressure while being stuffed under clothing. I have faith that it could support the weight of an average adult just from watching people play with them in Youtube videos, but what's the point if you were to lay on it and your stomach immediately sinks all the way to the floor?

This is generally why I stick to viynl beachballs. While they are pretty rigid and don't give you the same illusion of inflation that a latex balloon would of "growing" under your clothes, it can defintely take a beating, they're cheap to replace in the event of popping, and they certainly are able to exert an incredible amount of pressure if wearing the appropriate sized clothing in relation to the size of the beachball.

Still, I may have to invest the $20 bucks and see if there is any merit to this hypothesis. I'm just saying, I wouldn't get my hopes up on achieving the desired effects from initial observations.

/posted in one of the duplicate threads by accident/

Tue, 02/02/2016 - 11:12

#12

firnov

Sorry , a not total english speaking dutchman here. What is a wubble?

Also welcome on board!

And boom goes the inflatee

Tue, 02/02/2016 - 13:02

(Reply to #9) #13

MixMaster (not verified)

It's a children's toy being marketed in the US that's basically a balloon that is made out a rubber like material, but is maybe a bit stretchier and durable. It's ok if you didn't get the word "wubble", it's just a product name. Wobble + bubble = Wubble.

Wed, 02/03/2016 - 10:03

(Reply to #11) #14

firnov

I yes, i understand it now. They dont sell them in my country you know

And boom goes the inflatee

Tue, 03/01/2016 - 18:46

#15

Torna (not verified)

Hi! I'm new to the forum, but I saw this post before registering. I've played with a wubble myself. They feel fantastic in your pants haha. They get really big and they feel really squishy. I would recommend it. c:

Mon, 04/04/2016 - 17:01

#16

bimboguy

Would love to see a video of someone inflating a wubble inside their shirt or pants. I'm surprised that a video of wubble clothe inflation does not already exist.

Wed, 04/06/2016 - 00:44

#17

LisaHoneychan

MixMaster is right. Wubble balls can get massive, but they are uber squishy. They never get tight like a balloon, so the issue of tension is something to contend with. Under a standard t-shirt, if the person is lying on their back...it does look impressive. But, they cannot hold the weight of an adult, they bulge outwards from the pressure on it. I do think that for roleplayers (a furry suit might be best) that have a way to contain the Wubble ball fully with clothing/fabric would have a decent to good reaction.

BTW, they don't pop like a balloon. The sound is more muffled and fwooomp than anything. They also have an unpleasant scent to the goo they are made of, nothing awesome as latex.

Sat, 06/18/2016 - 20:42

#18

I've actually been able to try this method out for myself, and I honestly prefer it for a really cheap, spherical big belly inflation. When inflated under a stretchy enough material, especially an xl size dress or larger, it can both look and feel absolutely amazing. I could imagine taking a nap on my gigantic stomach if I weren't looking out for family memberes coming home during a session. I could send pictures soon once I get some alone time.

Sun, 06/19/2016 - 01:30

#19

Margeret Moonlught

What in the hell is a wubble? Sounds like something from a Dr Seuss book.

One moment, Let me look this crap up..

Oh goodness.

Yes I can see why that would be good for Inflatey fun. Granted you'd need a pretty big dress, Or something else idk, in order to hold it in your clothes. But yeah, That could be pretty fun. Definitely gonna have to try that out sometime..~

once i have money that im not shoveling into steam that is lol

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Sun, 06/19/2016 - 04:39

(Reply to #19) #20

The outfit I use isn't that big, I am pretty tall so it only goes down to my knees, so I have to stop blowing up after a minute and a half in order to stop it from coming out and ruining the realism. Still, it's fun to just go beyond that and see how far I can go.

Sun, 06/19/2016 - 08:38

#21

airtankgirl5

I tried the wubble thing but I couldnt get the thing to actually inflate. I guess you have to be smarter than your balloons.

Sun, 06/19/2016 - 10:30

(Reply to #21) #22

A lot of people, including myself, had problems with this, so this is common. If you can find some, take a Q-Tip, stick it in some Vaseline, you don't need too much, make the valve stick out of the ball, and then stick the Q-Tip in and then take it out. If your nozzle is small enough, with enough effort, it should work. Then you can inflate to either your heart's content, the outfit's boundary, or the Wubble's bursting point, whichever comes first! :)

Sun, 06/19/2016 - 12:19

(Reply to #22) #23

airtankgirl5

Yah, tried that, still failed. I've since learned to accept that I will continue to exist in a wubble free zone.

Sun, 06/19/2016 - 13:34

(Reply to #23) #24

Aw, that's too bad. :( Don't worry, once I get some more alone time and a big swimsuit, both hopfefully tomorrow, I'll have pics to show just how big I can really get! :)

Sun, 06/19/2016 - 13:56

#25

Margeret Moonlught

Okay, I've just aquired a wubble. The thing is, I had this crazy idea last night.

blowing it up under a cosplay.

I mean, That sounds pretty fucking fun, No?

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Sun, 06/19/2016 - 16:08

(Reply to #25) #26

That sounds absolutely amazing. What costume would you inflate?

Mon, 06/20/2016 - 00:12

(Reply to #26) #27

Margeret Moonlught

Dunno. It needs to be something that the wubble will work with, something that won't show the wubble.

Sooo... Not sure.

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Mon, 06/20/2016 - 06:29

(Reply to #27) #28

AirPump

In that case, what do you have? Maybe someone here can come up with a way to make something work

Fill 'er up!

Tue, 06/21/2016 - 01:04

(Reply to #28) #29

Margeret Moonlught

well like

mind you, it's a mixture of the cosplay not working with the wubble/i dont want to see months of effort get possibly ruined and 'do i really want to see this character inflated?'.

i mean if i was cosplaying like, Jinx from League of Legends, i'd totally do it. but the first problem comes into play, of it not working with the cosplay. (bc jinx literally wears like, some belts, some bullet casings, her guns etc). but it could work with my in-the-works Photoshop Flowey cosplay. but the issue with that is

well

it's fucking photoshop flowey

it's like

the most horrific thing in gaming from the past year imo.

but anyways, what I have this year is like, three cosplays. one won't work, one may actually work, and the last one is a case of 'ew no bleh'.

first one is Riven from LoL, Her outfit is a little constricting. might work though, but probably won't.

second is Sabitisuki from .flow. now that may work, because Sabitisuki is wearing like, a grey tank top, some shorts, thas it lol.

last one is Doctor W.D Gaster from Undertale. He's simple, Face paint, Black cloak/white turtleneck, gloves, and boom im a spooky skeleton man. issue is, he's a spooky skeleton man.

sorry if i went on too long. .3.

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Tue, 06/21/2016 - 16:25

(Reply to #33) #30

Fairlane

Well, the topic of spandex bodysuits came up in the Swimsuit Inflation thread, with excellent insights from ATG. So maybe a character that involves something along those lines? Doesn't sound like the three you have so far will work along those lines, but I'm not certain.

Wed, 06/22/2016 - 17:38

(Reply to #33) #31

Another Canadian Guy

Photoshop Flowey doesn't really have a specific body chamber and is made up of numerous parts with not much sense for biological structuring. No offence, but I have no idea how that (inflation) would work for a cosplay.

Also, seriously, f**k that guy. Never been more scared or shocked by a boss before. Truly a phenominal game.

(Not on here too often, replies might be slow.)

Thu, 06/23/2016 - 10:22

(Reply to #38) #32

Margeret Moonlught

Well like, The way I'm planning it out is that I'll be in a sort of two tone spandex suit (green for the top, grey for the bottom) so I could just put the wubble in there and start inflating it.

The issue is that A, My headpiece that has that weird head thing and those cables on it would be in the way, B, I may tear my suit, And C, It's fucking Photoshop flowey.

And yeah, He was pretty terrifying when I first fought him. The battle was just a constant bout of incoherent screaming on my end. Great fight though, Granted I personally prefer the True Pacifist final boss and the great, great, glamorous, gorgeous, leg-tastic Mettaton EX!

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Mon, 06/20/2016 - 16:22

#33

airtankgirl5

All of the stuffing I do is sorta cosplay (even though I don't understand the cosplay thing), which for me really means some sort of superheroine costume.

Mon, 06/20/2016 - 16:40

(Reply to #29) #34

Fairlane

Speaking of superheroines, I for one thought your comic morphs posted were pretty good. Just wanted to pass that along. I also know writers sometimes don't want to hear this, but I look forward to seeing your latest story when it gets finished.

Mon, 06/20/2016 - 16:49

(Reply to #30) #35

airtankgirl5

Why thank you :)

I'll tell you a not-so-secret: No writer doesn't want to hear that a fan is interested in the release of more of their work. Unfortunately, for both of us, I'm very confident that that literary ship has sailed and sunk and there won't be anything else forthcoming.

Mon, 06/20/2016 - 17:26

(Reply to #31) #36

Fairlane

I hear you ... but never say never. From my own experience my muse left me for a while. Then she came back. It was a prodigal return. Hopefully yours will return at some point.

Wed, 06/22/2016 - 14:01

#37

bimboguy

Whoa, didn't expected this thread to be revived. Anyways I've been wanting to experiment with this myself, but I barely get any alone time at all since I live with my parents. Also the Wubble that my local Walmart is selling is the one that glows and I'm not so sure if it's safe to inflate under clothing since it could pop and maybe leave you blind.

Wed, 06/22/2016 - 14:13

(Reply to #35) #38

Don't worry about that: I'm using a Glow Wubble right now since my first one popped on me, and it barely glows at all. I'd say get it: it's totally worth it!

Wed, 06/22/2016 - 14:28

(Reply to #35) #39

AirPump

I'm just curious what the blinding danger is exactly? I've never heard of someone going blind from a glow-in-the-dark toy.

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