Silky sash restraints - suspension kit by Sportsheets - review by darthkitt3n

I have been trying to suggest to my partner that we should try out handcuffs or wrist restraints, which never seems to go over too well. Usually I guess the thought of me tying him to the bed ends up disturbing him a little. As an introduction, I decided we should give the Silky Sash Restraints a try.

The sashes come packaged in a small cardboard envelope, similar to that of pantyhose. The front of the packaging displays a couple in their underwear. The girl has her wrists tied together with one sash and is blindfolded with the other. Under this image is the phrase “Keeping couples connected.” The packaging also states that these are intended for beginners. Other than that, there isn’t really anything to the packaging. I would have appreciated some information on the material content, as well as maybe some suggestions for use. The box can be used for storage, though these take up less room when simply folded and placed in a drawer.

While the name of this product is “Silky Sash Restraints” and the product page on EdenFantasys lists silk as the material, these are not made of silk. They feel to me like a polyester satin fabric. The satin feels as soft as that in some satin sheets I have. Each sash measures 48 inches long by 4 inches wide, so there’s tons of length to play with. I ordered the red restraints, which is the same red as displayed on the product page.

There are several different uses for these restraints. They can be used to tie a partner’s hands behind their back or blindfold them. They can be used to tie a partner’s wrists or ankles to furniture. They can be used to accessorize an outfit. When I have used these to tie my partner to my bed, I have simply tied them around his wrist and the bedpost with a knot and bow. While these do look cute in use and have a decent knot, if someone’s really putting up a fight, they can easily escape, especially if they get crafty and use their teeth to untie a knot or something. The satin material does not cut into wrists or ankles in any way, though it is a good idea to give your partner a little slack to allow for proper circulation.

As a blindfold, I can only wrap these around my head once. There is not enough length to go around twice, though it does come pretty close. Another big bow tied in the back holds these on securely. I can’t see much at all when blindfolded with the sash, just a tiny bit between my nose and each cheek. No matter how much tossing around I do with my head, the sash does not slip off once it’s been knotted.

As far as being an accessory goes, the sash can be used to accent the waist, wrists, hair, or thighs. It could even be tied around the neck like a cute collar. When tying this on your body, especially around your neck, make sure to leave plenty of room for breathing or circulation.


Caring for the Silky Sash Restraints is pretty simple. The fabric is machine washable and can be run through the dryer. Make sure to run it through both machines on a gentle, cool cycle. The restraints can be stored away with other toys, in a drawer, in the box, or even just set out in your home. I keep mine tied in a bow around my headboard. Since they just look like big red bows, people really don’t question what they are. I highly doubt the majority of people will look at them and know exactly what they are right away. Wrinkles in the fabric can easily be smoothed out with an iron, though I do recommend placing these on an ironing board with a towel over them so that the iron does not burn them.

I recommend these restraints to anyone looking to experiment with restraining or blindfolding their partner. These are pretty cheap, yet at the same time they aren’t cheap quality. They are also much less intimidating looking than some other restraints, so partners can be eased into the idea and feel comfortable. These are also super comfortable to wear.