Purple fur line wrist restraints - wrist cuffs by Spartacus - review by Eva Schwaltz

These purple fur cuffs from Spartacus are a nice pair of cuffs that you can wear for a long time without getting too uncomfortable. The inside of the cuffs is made of a fake purple fur, and the outside is real black leather. The cuffs have a buckle closure and there are 8 set holes, but if you have the right tools, then you could puncture more if need be. The holes are spread out about half an inch from each other.

They each have a D-ring, so you can use rope or another restraint device to tie the cuffs together or tie each cuff to something else, such as a bed post. These are great for beginners, but experienced users will like these because you can wear them for a very long time. For the most part, these materials are fairly sturdy, but the buckle doesn’t seem to be that strong, so I wouldn’t use these for heavy restraint. The leather strap also looks like it will start to stretch over time.

My wrists are 6 ½” in circumference and they fit me comfortably at the third hole in. These can fit my ankles on the largest setting, and they are about 8 ¼” in circumference, so that will only work for people with small ankles.

The entire cuff is 11.5" long and 2" wide. I think these cuffs are great for people who are small to average size. It will fit a wrist from 5" up to 8 1/4" in circumference.

The fur and leather are stitched tightly together, and it hasn’t come apart at all. There are lots of rivets to hold the D-ring and strap in place. It is crafted in a nice way so that only the fur touches your skin and the rivets don’t come into contact with your wrists or ankles.

These cuffs feel amazing and don’t make me feel itchy at all. I’ve noticed some loose fur when I first started using it, but after a couple of uses, the fur has been coming off less and less. They also won’t bruise or scratch your wrists. They don’t limit the movement of my wrists either

I prefer to wear them around my wrists, but they also feel nice on the ankles. The ends of the fur overlap, but I can spin them around my wrist and barely notice it because the fur is pretty thick. They aren’t too difficult to get in or out of which is a definite plus. They are durable, so you can use them for rough play but not heavy restraint or suspension.

Be careful about getting leather wet. If anything gets on them, then wipe them with a damp cloth with mild soap, then a damp cloth with water, and pat dry. Avoid submerging them in water. Don’t dry them with heat because that will also damage the leather, so letting them air dry is best for maintaining them.

The fur should be treated in a similar fashion so it doesn’t become all bunched up. Make sure they are dry and store them in a cool dry place where they won’t get wet. Also, keep them out of direct sunlight so the leather doesn’t dry out and crack.

The cuffs come in a clear plastic casing with a little loop on top so they can be displayed. There is a paper cut-out with a naked model wearing the cuffs and the company’s website. The cuffs are nicely rolled up, and they have a slight leathery scent but nothing too overpowering. I keep these with all my other BDSM things in a leather bag with zippers that I can lock if need be.

I think these are very well-made. Great quality leather and fur stitched nicely together for a beautiful cuff that should last through many play sessions. I think they should make ankle restraints like these, so people with larger wrists can enjoy them too.

I love wearing these cuffs. In fact, they are the most comfortable pair I own. The fur feels real, but the leather is too soft. I recommend these for anyone just starting off in bondage, and these should last a while.