Beginner's bondage fantasy by Sportsheets

I give the light BSDM kit five stars because it's an incredible value and because, if used for what it's designed for, could last a very long time. This kit is a great idea for beginning or even intermediate BSDM players who don't want to or can't spend $400 on leather wrist and foot cuffs, bondage bed sheet, and a spreader bar.

It's not entirely clear from the description, but this kit features 4 soft cuffs for wrists and ankles permanently attached to a long (44") nylon web cord that can be tied around bed posts or the legs of a bed. The cords do not have hooks at the end. However, I found that, if you measured the length right, you could tie all four cuffs to the four legs of a standard metal mattress frame--with the added bonus that the cuffs and cords could be tucked in under the bedskirt and between the boxspring and mattress when not in use. It's a very discreet and more affordable alternative to under-the-bed restraints! You could also get creative using additional rope and loops to create other configurations.

I can say that even though I am in the 97th percentile in terms of strength among women and I pulled incessantly the few times I let my girlfriend tie me up, they only came undone when they weren't properly fastened, and I never had a problem untying the knots afterwards. If these cuffs can restrain me when well tied at appropriate lengths, then I think they caneasily restrain any woman and most men. That said, my girlfriend is quite easy to restrain and I use the set for that most often. Perhaps if they were used to restrain me frequently, I wouldn't feel as confident about their durability. You still can't beat the value, though.

The cuffs are soft and don't cut into wrists or ankles. The blindfold does the job, but my girlfriend says the strap feels too tight after a while. I personally think a silky scarf is a sexier blindfold--and it can add to the tension if you can vaguely make out forms sometimes.