Fetish Fantasy web restraint system - restraints discontinued by Pipedream - review by Mistress Jezebel

Performance:The Fantasy Web Restraint System from Pipedream's Fetish Fantasy line is a nice little restraint system if you don't mind a slightly novice system. The restraint system itself is not good for intermediate to advanced users. It's fun and looks great in photos, however, if you're looking for a heavy play restraint system, this isn't the one. It's very flimsy and the middle of the web is almost impossible to keep centered. We tried various times and adjusted the restraint on multiple occasions to no success. Also, the ''web'' part of the restraint system never stays put as soon as someone is actually strapped into it. It's ridiculously easy to accidentally move it around and completely screw up the alignment with one minor move or struggle you make.


Contents:
The package itself comes with 4 red and black restraint cuffs which can be used on your wrists and on your ankles. The package also comes with a blindfold, which is cheaply made but hey, it's a freebie as I wasn't aware that it included the blindfold. Lastly, it includes the actual web restraint system which is black and red. It also has 4 bits of rope that hang off, so you can attach the cuffs to the restraint system.



Packaging:
The web restraint packaging is not discreet at all and clearly states it is a web restraint system by Fetish Fantasy and has a scantily clad female tied up to it in a bed. The back of the packaging has some positions to give some ideas of how to creatively use the web with your partner for fun, as well as photos of what comes included in the kit and a summary about it. The box is made of cardboard. Once you open the box, you find a clear plastic bag that has a clear warning label stating that plastic bags are dangerous and the usual warning labels. The kit comes with a free blindfold as well, that is enclosed inside the plastic bag in another plastic baggie that has no labels or warnings. There are no further instructions inside the box.



Design/Craftsmanship:
The restraint system is built in the shape of a spiderweb. It is adjustable to any size bed but we found it worked very well with ours, which is a standard queen sized bed. The web restraint came already fitted perfectly for our bed without any major adjustments having to be made for it to fit. One problem we found, that bothered both myself and my partner, is that it was very difficult to get the web centered on your bed. We tried many times to fruitless results. In the end, we just tucked the remaining bits of the web system under the top part to hide the odd shaped parts. As soon as someone is strapped into this restraint system, the spiderweb will move and become a mass of shapeless rope which can be annoying for perfectionists such as myself. The restraint cuffs themselves are very well made and sturdy but the ''web'' part moves around a lot and is flimsy. It's more of a novelty item in terms of craftsmanship.

Haven't used it since I reviewed it. It's a waste of space in my drawer. I still wouldn't recommend this to anyone looking for anything other than looking somewhat "nice"