Sportsheets Lover's Prisoner Kit

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Sportsheets Lover's Prisoner Kit

Bondage gear gets expensive quickly, so there needs to be a place to start if you're unsure how interested you are or how often you will be using it. Velcro may not be the sexiest thing in the world, but is perfectly adequate for light bondage. (Some like it better than knots or buckles, for the ease of taking it all off in a hurry.) I've never used any nylon restraints before myself, so it was an interesting experience.

The nylon straps are a good length to be tied around bedposts, chairs, or even other body parts. It probably won't hold you down if you thrash a lot, but it also won't be too intimidating for the inexperienced user. The collar and leash is more for show but is probably enough for a casual user. It's made of a velor-like soft red material and has snap closures. It should fit most people, unless your neck is significantly small or large. The cuffs are lined with the same material, which is comfortable and nonabrasive. Perhaps the most effective part of the kit is the rubber whip, made with multiple thin strands of springy rubber. It has a soft bite, akin to being popped with a half dozen rubber bands at once. If that is even too much, you can run the ends of the whip along the other person for a whispery sort of sensation.

One of the best things about using velcro bondage cuffs is that they roll up very small and have very little clanking metal. This makes them ideal to stuff in the bottom of your carry-on bag to take along for a trip, or as a Friday after work surprise in your laptop bag. So the Lover's Prisoner Kit is best suited for inexperienced folk looking for a new adventure, or for someone who needs to be hauling their bondage gear on the go. For serious bondage needs, it is better to spend the money on some more substantial gear.