Leather entrapment kit by Topco

We're driving home together, and he says "You'll be cooking dinner tonight... in chains." He has a mischievious look on his face. I smile, because I know just what's on his mind. When we get home, he pushes me into the bedroom and rummages through the toybox until he finds what he's looking for: the Leather Entrapment Kit. Collar and wrist cuffs, linked together with chain, all lockable. He pushes me down on my knees, and I hold out my arms for him. He takes his time unlocking the padlocks and unbuckling the collar and cuffs. The chains are making that jingling noise that gets me so hot. The collar goes on... he quickly buckles it and snaps the padlock shut. It's wide and stiff, and quite uncomfortable. He follows with the cuffs, jerking them as tight as they'll go, and padlocks them as well. (The little gold colored padlocks came with the set) He grins and pockets the keys. All three sets.

Grabbing the chain, he jerks me up to my feet and pushes me down on the bed, face first. He's already pushing my skirt up, roughly feeling me up with one hand while he reaches around with the other hand and yanks at the chain between my neck and wrists. He gropes me a bit, then pulls me up and orders me into the kitchen to prepare dinner.

The Leather Entrapment Kit wasn't quite what I expected. The description on the package led me to believe this was going to be a high-quality set of leathers, with soft padding on both collar and cuffs. I sort of expected a good quality chain and sturdy connections and d-rings, buckles and padlocks. What it actually was: stiff, cheap-looking leather, bad stitching, itchy fake-velvet lining (no padding at all, in fact, it looked like the lining was glued on), dollar store padlocks, very cheap chain that I suspect would turn my skin green if I slept on it, and loops instead of buckles. The collar was way too wide and stiff for any sort of comfort, and the cuffs kept slipping off even at the tightest cinch. This may serve a beginner well who isn't quite ready to spend the big bucks on serious equipment.