Liberator wedge conversion kit - restraints by Liberator - review by ArmyWife Kira

The Liberator wedge conversion kit is a black microfiber cover for your wedge Liberator shape. It comes with restraint clips on each side for some bondage fun. The conversion kit comes with some fun extras too! Two super soft black wrist cuffs, one cuff connector, two tethers, and a black blindfold. It also comes with a position guide full of photos.

Keep in mind this is JUST the conversion kit. To use it you have to own the wedge liberator shape.

The cover is made of soft microfiber. It is super easy to clean, just toss it in the washer. It is also perfect for use with other Liberator shapes as the microfiber "sticks" to other shapes.

The cuffs are also made of microfiber and are super soft and comfortable. The clips are sewn on really well and can withstand a little struggle. They connect with Velcro and can be adjusted.

The blindfold is made of microfiber and velcros closed. It has a satin "pillow" around the nose area to prevent peeking.

The cuff connector and tether are made of nylon and are also very sturdy.

There are a number of different ways you can use this conversion kit and the added goodies make it fun to imagine all the different things you can do. You can use the cuffs to restrain the arms or legs to the wedge. You can also totally remove the cuffs and use the cuff connector to use the cuffs freestyle. The adjustable tethers can be used to give some extra wiggle room or can be used for leverage around the neck with the cuffs on the ankles.

The Liberator conversion kit comes in a plain plastic bag. The description says the cuffs and blindfold are leopard print but mine were black.

The position guide is a great photo book to get some ideas for positions and also advertises the use of other shapes.

The wedge comes with a carrying case and can be used to travel but it isn't exactly discreet.

The liberator cover is extremely easy to clean. Simply toss it in the washing machine on cold. To dry you can tumble dry or hang to dry. I have always dried my covers on low heat and they have lasted a long time.

The cuffs and blindfold could probably also be washed the same way but I have yet to attempt it.