Bondage Bar - Spreader

The Sportsheets bondage bar is a restraint play product designed to restrict movement of arms and legs. I would exceed the word limit just attempting to elaborate on all the positions and uses we have found in a short time span.

The Sportsheets bondage bar is for anyone who wants to be restrained with their arms and legs close by, yet not in a traditional hog tie. This set combines a spreader bar to keep the legs apart and attached cuffs to keep the arms immobile. Different positions are possible but somewhat limited, as all of the cuffs are securely attached to the bar and cannot be removed. Since the cuffs are closed by Velcro, they are widely adjustable and either wrists or ankles will fit into any of the cuffs.

The Bondage Bar will work best for those who like quick release cuffs and who enjoy a spread position or keeping their arms and legs cuffed close by.This product is made of neoprene (the cuff lining), metal (the bars), and nylon (the covering for the bars and the main part of the cuffs). The "Bondage Bar" actually has two rigid, yet flexible bars inside of it. Sewn into a thick nylon sheathing side by side (in separate "pouches", see picture below) to produce the almost 2" wide Bondage Bar you see on the box. Two cuffs are Sewn very firmly to the two ends of the "bar". And the other two Sewn 2 1/2" in from the sides, and 9" apart from each other on the front of the bar.

These cuffs have three 1" seams attaching them to the bar, so it's nothing that you will easily destroy. The Velcro on the cuffs is 1 1/2" wide 5" long strips (one strip per cuff) Sewn firmly to the outside of the cuffs on one side. Both attached well enough and with Velcro strong enough to hold against even the hardest of pulls.This Bondage Bar performed amazingly! It's so easy to use — you can play around with the Bondage Bar a bit, and soon you'll have loads of favorite positions. Sportsheets bondage bar comes in a large white and purple cardboard box.

The bar is compact when the cuffs are pressed against it, so it would travel easily in a suitcase. The bar was wide enough to keep things open, yet not so wide to be uncomfortable. My husband also liked it on me with me on my back, as he could hang onto the bar and have my legs in the position/height he wanted easily. The cuffs were comfortable on my ankles and wrists, and stayed firmly attached. I'd also love to have the wrist cuffs in some way detachable from the bar.