Stay Put
This is sixty-six feet of fun waiting when you purchase with one click and quick shipping. It's worth the cost and keeps on giving. I'm half way through the roll and still haven't run out of new ideas to spice up the night. This is a must for the bag of goodies.Published: January 14, 2011
Pros:
Inexpensive, Doesn't attach to skin or hair, Easy to use, Leaves you to your imagination
Cons:
Few color choices, Not breathable, Easy to put on too tight
For a first timer or a well-seasoned bondage addict, Fantasy Bondage Tape meets the need of all. This tape is made of PVC and is safe for those with latex allergies. The roll is similar to duct tape in size and sound while unwinding, but it is not easy to tear. It can be used to tie up a partner, make a single use gag or blindfold, or create a sexy costume for the evening, but it is not recommended for suspension because it does stretch. I personally would not recommend it for reuse beyond a single session because of bacteria buildup, and it's a pain to straighten back out after it has been wound around a body part and been struggled with/stretched, but it isn't impossible and can be cleaned with soapy water.
When I received the tape in the mail, it was packaged in plastic with a cardboard backing; both are recyclable (brownie points). It was easy to open; only two staples held the package together. It looks like a regular roll of shiny colored tape, and it feels like a softer, flexible plastic without sharp edges. It beat the strength test. I couldn't stretch it enough to break free with it wound twice around my wrists. My man attempted the same feat and stretched it, but he couldn't break it without using his hands instead of his wrists. I suggested scissors.
It was easy to apply and to put on too tight, but it only required slight adjustments. For the most part, it stays put, but we are the human equation. Even when things started to heat up, the tape held. It was a little uncomfortable with the combination of sweat and the tape stretching, but it didn't give the tape or my skin any odor or sticky residue that other tapes have.
When I received the tape in the mail, it was packaged in plastic with a cardboard backing; both are recyclable (brownie points). It was easy to open; only two staples held the package together. It looks like a regular roll of shiny colored tape, and it feels like a softer, flexible plastic without sharp edges. It beat the strength test. I couldn't stretch it enough to break free with it wound twice around my wrists. My man attempted the same feat and stretched it, but he couldn't break it without using his hands instead of his wrists. I suggested scissors.
It was easy to apply and to put on too tight, but it only required slight adjustments. For the most part, it stays put, but we are the human equation. Even when things started to heat up, the tape held. It was a little uncomfortable with the combination of sweat and the tape stretching, but it didn't give the tape or my skin any odor or sticky residue that other tapes have.
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For beginners, would you recommend tape or some type of rope? How difficult is it to break free?
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Quote: For beginners, would you recommend tape or some type of rope? How difficult is it to break free?I do not recommend rope for beginners. Two reasons. ONE: There is an art to finding "the right rope" since you are basically adapting an industrial use tool (rope) to sensitive, nude humans. Abrasions, allergic reactions, etc are the very least of your concerns. Which leads us to TWO: Rope Bondage requires skill. Not just to make pretty knots. It requires an awareness of anatomy so you know what parts of the body you are restricting blood flow from and what muscles/bones/ligament s are at risk when you force someone into an "unnatural" position or redistribute their weight. I know people who have long term injuries from inexperienced tops. Chronic pain, etc. What do you know about the circulatory system in general and this bottom's specifically? Buy some books, take a class. Buy Jay Wiseman's bondage for beginners videos. You wouldn't fly a plane without a lesson. Don't fly a lover with less care.
Tape obviously has less of the above issues because it adheres and therefore doesn't have to be overly tight to be restrictive. It moves with the person and is more likely to remove body hair than abraid or "cut" the victim. But beware of latex allergies and similar to saran wrap mummification, you still have to watch for circulation (and in the case of mummification or excessive taping --overheating) and the dangers from being stuck in one position (does your bottom have diabetes, hypoglycemia, problems that might cause clotting?) Longer bondage requires you to reposition the bottom. Check the extremities constantly. Fingers, toes, etc. Are they cold? Discolored? No one bound should ever be left unattended. NOT EVER. If you like the tie them up and walk out mind fuck, then put them in a blindfold and tell them you're going shopping, slam the door and sit down and read a book. But check on them frequently. Keep him/her in your line of sight. -
Quote: For beginners, would you recommend tape or some type of rope? How difficult is it to break free?As to the second part of the question: People tend to wriggle free rather than break free. So the difficulty depends on the flexibility and persistence of the submissive as well as the tension/strength of the bondage material. Tighter bonds do give less room for manipulative fingers but at the cost of shorter play time. I think it's fun to let them try and when they are close to escape, out comes the duct tape and reapply. Or actually let them "break free" enough to get good blood flow and mobility going and then retape them in a new position. Leather cuffs are the easiest to escape and are more for weight and psychological bondage than effective restraint. For safe effective bondage consider hospital restraints or straightjackets.
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How long will a roll last?
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The tape is actually reusable provided that you cut a length that you intend to reuse. It will get dirty after a while so we typically get through a couple of uses before throwing it away. It can also be a bit of a hassle to re-roll up. So, if you don't want to, I suppose it'll last at least a half a dozen sessions if you only wrap hands and feet. How many times you wrap around for tightness will also eat up part of the roll faster.
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Quote: How long will a roll last?If you reuse it, it has the potential to last forever. I've been blatantly abusing a strip or two so I can write a really accurate review of it after a few more serious tests. x'D
And it's so darn shiny...I keep staring at it just because I love the look of it. ^_^
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This is my favorite bedroom toy! It lasts forever and can be made into almost anything - restraints, a c-sheath, even a decorative outfit.
I'm not too sure on the claims it can be reused...it *can* be, but the work to untangle and then wash it isn't really worth it in my opinion...it's a really inexpensive toy so I just get another roll.
Word to the wise, it's always a safe move to keep blunt-edge safety scissors nearby when doing any sort of erotic wrapping...it allows for an easy exit if your wrapp-ee needs a bathroom break or gets uncomfortable. :) -
Quote: This is my favorite bedroom toy! It lasts forever and can be made into almost anything - restraints, a c-sheath, even a decorative outfit.I agree, the work required to reuse the tape, I'd rather buy a few more rolls in a few colors. Less work, and way more fun! And I second the need for scissors near the bed, as when you first unroll the tape it can be ripped but once you start moving around a bit, the tape become folded in on itself some, and makes it impossible to rip!
I'm not too sure on the claims it can be reused...it *can* be, but the work to untangle and then wash it isn't really worth it in my opinion...it's a really inexpensive toy so I just get another roll.
Word to the wise, it's always a safe move to keep blunt-edge safety scissors nearby when doing any sort of erotic wrapping...it allows for an easy exit if your wrapp-ee needs a bathroom break or gets uncomfortable. :) -
I'm totally with you on this...it's an amazing product, even for those more experienced in bondage and fetish because its so affordable and easy to use. I tried reusing it ONCE though and it was a tangled, stuck-to-itself mess!
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Welcome to EF! Nice first review, I look forward to seeing more from you.
A great review, but why would you not recommend it for re-use? I know you said that you would be concerned about bacteria build-up, but is that because it would be hard to clean, or you just think it's easier to buy another roll?
I'm big on recycling, but it doesn't seem worth it for how inexpensive it is to begin with ($10 for 66 feet). And it's a pain to get it to stick to itself when its been stretched out. Much easier to bind when it sits flat against skin. Tori Rebel hit it straight on the Forum: "I tried reusing it ONCE though and it was a tangled, stuck-to-itself mess!"
Thanks for the review!
Great job!