Current Titles Running

The Wisconsin Person of Leather Title is open to all genders. This is a feeder title to Midwest Person of Leather (MPOL) and, per our contract with MPOL, titleholders are required to compete in that competition. This is a leather title and you should know basic leather history.

Elements of the competition:

20 Minute Interview

90 Second speec

The Wisconsin Person of Leather Title is open to all genders. This is a feeder title to Midwest Person of Leather (MPOL) and, per our contract with MPOL, titleholders are required to compete in that competition. This is a leather title and you should know basic leather history.

Elements of the competition:

20 Minute Interview

90 Second speech

On-Stage Pop Questions - one funny, one serious

Fantasy

Image and Interpersonal Skills (judged throughout the weekend)

The Mx. Wisconsin Leather Pride Titles are all separate contests open to all genders. There is no requirement to “prove” the contestant’s gender. Any contestant may run for any title and should choose to run for the title they would feel comfortable wearing the stole and back patch for should they win. Titleholders are encouraged to cont

The Mx. Wisconsin Leather Pride Titles are all separate contests open to all genders. There is no requirement to “prove” the contestant’s gender. Any contestant may run for any title and should choose to run for the title they would feel comfortable wearing the stole and back patch for should they win. Titleholders are encouraged to continue to a regional or international contest dependent on the rules of their chosen title circuit. This is a leather title, and you should know basic leather history.

Elements of the competition:

• 20 Minute Interview
• 90 Second speech
• On-Stage Pop Questions - one funny, one serious
• Fantasy
• Image and Interpersonal Skills (judged throughout the weekend)

The Ms. Wisconsin Leather Pride Titles are all separate contests open to all genders. There is no requirement to “prove” the contestant’s gender. Any contestant may run for any title and should choose to run for the title they would feel comfortable wearing the stole and back patch for should they win. Titleholders are encouraged to cont

The Ms. Wisconsin Leather Pride Titles are all separate contests open to all genders. There is no requirement to “prove” the contestant’s gender. Any contestant may run for any title and should choose to run for the title they would feel comfortable wearing the stole and back patch for should they win. Titleholders are encouraged to continue to a regional title (Ms Route 66 Leather). This is a leather title, and you should know basic leather history.

Elements of the competition:

• 20 Minute Interview
• 90 Second speech
• On-Stage Pop Questions - one funny, one serious
• Fantasy
• Image and Interpersonal Skills (judged throughout the weekend)

The Mr. Wisconsin Leather Pride Titles are all separate contests open to all genders. There is no requirement to “prove” the contestant’s gender. Any contestant may run for any title and should choose to run for the title they would feel comfortable wearing the stole and back patch for should they win. Titleholders are encouraged to cont

The Mr. Wisconsin Leather Pride Titles are all separate contests open to all genders. There is no requirement to “prove” the contestant’s gender. Any contestant may run for any title and should choose to run for the title they would feel comfortable wearing the stole and back patch for should they win. Titleholders are encouraged to continue to a regional (Mr Route 66 Leather) This is a leather title, and you should know basic leather history.

Elements of the competition:

• 20 Minute Interview
• 90 Second speech
• On-Stage Pop Questions - one funny, one serious
• Fantasy
• Image and Interpersonal Skills (judged throughout the weekend).

The Wisconsin Bootblack Title is open to all genders. Titleholders are encouraged to continue to a regional (Route 66 Bootblack). This is a leather title, and you should know basic leather history.

Elements of the competition:

• 20 Minute Interview
• 90 Second speech
• On-Stage Pop Questions - one funny, one serious
• Image and Interpersonal Skills (

The Wisconsin Bootblack Title is open to all genders. Titleholders are encouraged to continue to a regional (Route 66 Bootblack). This is a leather title, and you should know basic leather history.

Elements of the competition:

• 20 Minute Interview
• 90 Second speech
• On-Stage Pop Questions - one funny, one serious
• Image and Interpersonal Skills (judged throughout the weekend)
• Tech Boot & Tech Boot Interview (contestant will receive boot at Friday night meet & greet and have it overnight to be judged at interview time on Saturday morning)
• Stand time (during Friday Night meet & greet)

The Wisconsin Pet title is open to all genders. This is a feeder title to Route 66 Pet, and titleholders are encouraged to compete in that competition. 

Elements of the competition:

• 20 Minute Interview
• 90 Second speech
• On-Stage Pop Questions - one funny, one serious
• Fantasy
• Image and Interpersonal Skills (judged throughout the weekend)

The Pet 

The Wisconsin Pet title is open to all genders. This is a feeder title to Route 66 Pet, and titleholders are encouraged to compete in that competition. 

Elements of the competition:

• 20 Minute Interview
• 90 Second speech
• On-Stage Pop Questions - one funny, one serious
• Fantasy
• Image and Interpersonal Skills (judged throughout the weekend)

The Pet Mosh on Saturday is not a judged element of competition. However, the judges may choose to use what they see at the mosh as part of the Image and Interpersonal Skills score

The Wisconsin Handler title is open to all genders. This is a feeder title to Midwest Hander, and titleholders are encouraged to compete in that competition. 

Elements of the competition:

• 20 Minute Interview
• 90 Second speech
• On-Stage Pop Questions - one funny, one serious
• Fantasy
• Image and Interpersonal Skills (judged throughout the weekend)

Th

The Wisconsin Handler title is open to all genders. This is a feeder title to Midwest Hander, and titleholders are encouraged to compete in that competition. 

Elements of the competition:

• 20 Minute Interview
• 90 Second speech
• On-Stage Pop Questions - one funny, one serious
• Fantasy
• Image and Interpersonal Skills (judged throughout the weekend)

The Pet Mosh on Saturday is not a judged element of competition. However, the judges may choose to use what they see at the mosh as part of the Image and Interpersonal Skills score.