Kinky pinky cuffs with tethers - wrist cuffs by Sportsheets - review by Jobthingy

The Kinky Pinky Cuffs with Tethers by Sportsheets are a great set of non intimidating cuffs for the couple looking to venture out into the world of bondage. The long nylon tethers tie up well to a bedpost, solid table leg, chair arm, or just about anything you can think of where you would like to keep your partner tied up.

They easily fold up and, with no metal bits, you can take these anywhere and realistically use them wherever you wish without having to worry about rust. With their ease of use, even the most advanced users could benefit from these cuffs.

The box contains one pair (2 total) of the soft pink cuffs. Each cuff is made up of a 10 inch long by 2 inch wide piece of pink faux fur like material. It is soft to the touch and slightly plushy. There is a 4 inch length of heavy duty Velcro attached to each end which makes this product very adjustable. There is a small Sportsheets logo tag that is black with silver writing sewn to the outside of each cuff.

There is a 34 inch long nylon tether attached to each cuff. 31 inches of that is useable. The other 3 inches are reinforced very well to the cuff. There are no metal bits to these cuffs at all.

The nylon tethers are easy to tie and the velcro is easy to release or adjust. When in use, the plush cuff fits comfortably and does not rub the skin the wrong way.

When you tie the tethers to a bed post (for example) you can do so at any length you wish. When your partner pulls on the cuff it will tighten the knot but no amount of force will make a good double knot come undone. The Velcro closures are strong and no matter how much your partner moves or thrashes about, they will not release themselves.

They can also be tied together. The knot will slip while it tightens but once it is tight it is not going anywhere. You can pull with all your might and the tethers will not come apart until they are untied.

The plush faux fur material keeps the cuffs from chafing the wrists.

There were no care instructions on the box and the item cannot be found on the Sportsheets website. I did try tossing them in the washer and hanging them to dry and they came out just fine. You could also simply hand wash them in the sink.

The box they come in is rather bulky compared to the item itself, but they fold up rather small and can easily be tucked into a drawer.

My ankles are about 9 inches around and my wrists are just 6 inches around and there is no issue getting these on either of my limbs.