Description / Review:
What happens when a curious guy who's never been inside a leather shop finally gets the nerve to go inside? That's the premise behind Dean Phoenix's visit to Mr S Leather, one of the world's best known leather shops, as shown in Buckshot Productions' LeatherBound.

Dean has the experience of a lifetime with nine other leather men, and it's an experience that'll moisten crotches and stiffen cocks on more than just dedicated leather fans. LeatherBound is a visit into the testosterone soaked world of leather sex done in such a way that it can still find an appreciated place in the collection of any true fan of one handed home viewing.

These are scenes from right out on the edge of sexual exploration into the dark side - where men aren't afraid of spending a little time living out their wildest sexual fantasies. There's no acting in LeatherBound, just men having the time of their lives in the ultimate masculine man's leather candy store.

Whether inspiring men to get out and explore their own sexuality or just providing them with the fodder for new wet dreams, LeatherBound is bound to work loads of loads out of loads of appreciative Buckshot viewers.

Additional Information

Categories: UK R18 / XXX Gay Adult

Running Time: 96 mins

Price: From £29*

Starring: Jason Crew, Arpad Miklos, Dean Phoenix, Demitri Banks, Gus Mattox, Joey Milano, Matthew Green, Pierro Sias, Sam Shadon, Troy Punk

Director: Kristofer Weston

Studio: Buckshot Productions

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Gay Video On Demand: Buckshot Productions

Country: USA, Language: English

Additional info: No Regional Coding

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