Xmas plush cuff set - Light BDSM kits | Review by Kitty Stryker

Xmas plush cuff set

BDSM kit discontinued
by Pipedream

Review is sponsored by

EdenFantasys

For The Naughty and Nice!

This is a fun set ideal for Christmas fetishists or people who enjoy light, non-threatening bdsm, but those looking for a more serious set of cuffs might be disappointed.

Published: December 29, 2011

Pros

-Cute holiday novelty
-Functional

Cons

-Not the sturdiest
-Feathers make cuffs not washable

Rating by reviewer:

useful review

Use

Christmas comes but once a year. And when it comes, I can't be the only person who pulls out their Christmas themed lingerie and sex toys... can I? Well, these cuffs, blindfold and little Santa hat are adorable (if a bit flimsy, the feathery bits started to come off) and a perfect gift for that helper elf or perverted Santa in your life.

Who / How / What
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Who might this product be best for? How is it best used? What are the best circumstances or situations for using this product?
- Bdsm
- Couples
- Light restraint
Where
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Where / what types of places can this product be used?
- Anywhere
- Play party

Design / Craftsmanship / Material / Size / Fit

The chain on this is fairly light - I don't foresee it being great for heavy bondage, but it works well enough for light bondage. The wrist and ankle cuffs velcro together and hold fairly well - they each have one side that clips to the other, with the chain only unclasping from one side. The boa isn't sewn on, as far as I can tell, however, it seems like it's just glued on and it started to fall off one of the cuffs not long after I took it out of the package.

- Adjustable
- Velcro
- Will fit most people

Performance

These cuffs, hat and blindfold came with me to my local Santacon, where I used them on our reindeer pedicab driver, who was happy to indulge my weird fantasies of having Prancer in bondage. The blindfold wasn't terribly effective on him, as he could still see light around his nose, but he very much liked the hat. The cuffs stayed on, though, and kept him focused on his job.