Details and highlights
My review
Who it's not for: if you're just discovering restraints, start with soft cuffs in BDSM restraints before moving to this level. And if you don't have enough room to maneuver a rigid bar, a soft strap kit will be more practical.
Description
A spreader bar is the accessory that quite literally opens up the possibilities. It keeps the legs or arms apart and creates a position of surrender that few other items can replicate. I recommend it to couples who want to move beyond classic restraints and try something more structured.
The metal spreader bar
The heart of the kit is a rigid metal bar that fixes the distance between the limbs. At each end, adjustable cuffs fasten around the wrists or ankles, depending on the scenario. The bar’s rigidity is what creates the sensation: it is impossible to bring the thighs or arms back together, placing the partner in an open position.
The adjustable cuffs and strap
The cuffs adjust easily to different body types, and the swivel cuffs allow slight movement, preventing complete rigidity. The nylon support strap can be removed to open up even more configurations. That versatility is what I like about it: one kit, several scenarios.
Safety precautions when playing with this bar
Restraint requires a clear framework: a safe signal, supervision, and controlled playtime. To complete your setup, take a look at the BDSM restraints and BDSM sets in the collection. In my opinion, it is an excellent bridge between simple handcuffs and more elaborate bondage.
Features
- Neoprene
- Nylon
- Satin
2 pairs of adjustable cuffs (wrists and ankles)
1 removable nylon support strap
Directions for use
Alicia's tip for this product
Safety
Do not use on irritated or injured skin, or if discomfort persists.
Do not share the product without cleaning it first.
Warning
Keep out of reach of children.
Frequently asked questions
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