Why settle for fixating with handcuffs, when you can get a whole bondage kit and fixate your partner's entire body to the bed, door or something else entirely? Bondage sets are ideal for kinky dominance play, where you gain full control over your partner's pleasure.
Bondage Kits
Bondage kits for kinky dominance play
Bondage kits - kinky and practical
The easiest way to get started with bondage is to get a pair of bondage handcuffs. The only downside to them is that they can only be used on a relatively limited area of the body. This is where bondage kits come in. They provide plenty of opportunities to tie up the whole body - and unlike a bondage rope, you don’t need to possess any kind of skills or experience with knots and tricks.
Most bondage kits come with everything you need when you want to get started on the kinky dominance play right away. If you are new to the game, we offer several kits that are designed for this purpose. Especially relevant here are variants that use velcro to keep hands and feet restricted during play. Even though it is about keeping your partner in place and locked up, it’s also important that you can easily get the person free again. It can happen that either you or your partner think the experience has gone too far and want to stop. This is also why you should always discuss a safe word before you get started with your BDSM play.
Whether you’re a bondage beginner or an experienced player, there are all sorts of different bondage kits in our selection on this page. Satisfy your curiosity and have a look. You won't regret it!
Which bondage set should you choose??
There are many different types of bondage sets on the market. You should therefore consider which needs you have before you buy a set. Do you want a set that can fixate both hands and feet - or only one of the two? Should it include a BDSM collar or not? Do you need a spreader bar? Is the material, colour or style important to you?
Most bondage sets have removable straps or a BDSM harness that makes it possible to attach the different parts to each other or use them with other BDSM accessories. This opens the door to many different positions and variations that can make things even more exciting.
In addition, many bondage sets come with a BDSM blindfold. This may not sound like the sexiest product, but it’s actually very underestimated. When you can’t see anything, the rest of your senses are sharpened, making every single touch on your body even more intense than you’re used to. And that is a feeling most people love.
Your first bondage play
When both parties agree on what’s going to happen, it can be extra naughty to include bondage kits when playing. Though it is important that the rules are in place before you get going, you don’t have to discuss everything down to minor details beforehand. You can discuss roughly what’s going to go down, so both of you know what to expect when one of you is tied up on both hands and feet. It can quickly ruin the good mood if it takes a turn that one person doesn't enjoy.
This is why it can also be an advantage to keep the play simple the first time you and your partner use bondage kits. For example, it can be a good idea to start out with a feather tickler, a small vibrator or plenty of licking, kisses and sensual touches. If you are both ready to move on afterwards, then you can add a bondage whip, nipple clamps or other BDSM products. There are always plenty of opportunities to expand the play, but the most important thing is that both of you agree on the idea.
The easiest way to get started with bondage is to get a pair of bondage handcuffs. The only downside to them is that they can only be used on a relatively limited area of the body. This is where bondage kits come in. They provide plenty of opportunities to tie up the whole body - and unlike a bondage rope, you don’t need to possess any kind of skills or experience with knots and tricks.
Most bondage kits come with everything you need when you want to get started on the kinky dominance play right away. If you are new to the game, we offer several kits that are designed for this purpose. Especially relevant here are variants that use velcro to keep hands and feet restricted during play. Even though it is about keeping your partner in place and locked up, it’s also important that you can easily get the person free again. It can happen that either you or your partner think the experience has gone too far and want to stop. This is also why you should always discuss a safe word before you get started with your BDSM play.
Whether you’re a bondage beginner or an experienced player, there are all sorts of different bondage kits in our selection on this page. Satisfy your curiosity and have a look. You won't regret it!
There are many different types of bondage sets on the market. You should therefore consider which needs you have before you buy a set. Do you want a set that can fixate both hands and feet - or only one of the two? Should it include a BDSM collar or not? Do you need a spreader bar? Is the material, colour or style important to you?
Most bondage sets have removable straps or a BDSM harness that makes it possible to attach the different parts to each other or use them with other BDSM accessories. This opens the door to many different positions and variations that can make things even more exciting.
In addition, many bondage sets come with a BDSM blindfold. This may not sound like the sexiest product, but it’s actually very underestimated. When you can’t see anything, the rest of your senses are sharpened, making every single touch on your body even more intense than you’re used to. And that is a feeling most people love.
When both parties agree on what’s going to happen, it can be extra naughty to include bondage kits when playing. Though it is important that the rules are in place before you get going, you don’t have to discuss everything down to minor details beforehand. You can discuss roughly what’s going to go down, so both of you know what to expect when one of you is tied up on both hands and feet. It can quickly ruin the good mood if it takes a turn that one person doesn't enjoy.
This is why it can also be an advantage to keep the play simple the first time you and your partner use bondage kits. For example, it can be a good idea to start out with a feather tickler, a small vibrator or plenty of licking, kisses and sensual touches. If you are both ready to move on afterwards, then you can add a bondage whip, nipple clamps or other BDSM products. There are always plenty of opportunities to expand the play, but the most important thing is that both of you agree on the idea.