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It might be mentioned in passing, that metal workers have often devised varieties of chain harnessing for slaves, as well. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #22)

Such arrangements usually have, as well, the capacity to keep a slave in place, for example, to fasten her to a stanchion, say, by her tethered wrists behind her back, or to render her, for most practical purposes, incapable of movement, fastening her hand and foot. Such changes are easily brought about with a few simple adjustments, a few snaps or bucklings. In a lovely variation of such harnessing, the slave is knelt, with her hands fastened before her body, close to her waist, by the waist belt, and then, behind her back, by short, stout straps run from the waist belt, and ankle cuffs, she is held on her knees. It might be mentioned in passing, that metal workers have often devised varieties of chain harnessing for slaves, as well. I had never worn such devices, leather or metal, since the house of training. The leather of harnessing comes in various degrees of quality, and is often available, like slave cords, in different colors. Most slaves, of course, are not harnessed. - (Plunder of Gor)