BDSM Sets

Sets for bondage

In our assortment, you can find various sets and cuffs for bondage, with which you can tie and cuff your partner in different positions. We offer everything from collars with cuffs for wrists or ankles to multifunctional ties that you simply place under the mattress. These are ideal for couples interested in bondage but do not have a bed with a barred frame.

Do you think using ordinary handcuffs is too basic? Do you want to tie your partner's wrists to their ankles? Or perhaps to their thighs? You can also spice up the bondage game using a leather hogtie belt or stirrups for tying.

Or instead of a regular collar, choose one that also has attached clips for nipples or handcuffs with carabiners, which you can attach or detach as desired.

BDSM Toys

BDSM toy sets can be a great introduction to the BDSM world, and many products are also an excellent gift idea due to their beautiful packaging.

Most BDSM toy sets contain handcuffs for wrists, a blindfold for the eyes, a flogger and a tickler. In some more advanced kits, you can also find collars and leashes, gags, ankle cuffs, nipple clamps , ropes, whips and more.

Before using new tools in the bedroom, first make sure that your partner agrees.

Then together set a safety word, which means an immediate cessation of activity. Both must always respect this as soon as it is spoken, whether it is by the submissive or the dominant side.

Before, during, and after using BDSM toys, communicate well. Tell each other what you like and what does not suit you. Only then will the next use of tools be even more exciting and pleasant for both.

Do not forget about safety

When using handcuffs, whips, ropes, collars... improper use and carelessness can quickly cause injury to yourself or your partner. It is important to pay attention to the following:

• Handcuffs, collars, and ropes should not be too tight: there should be enough space for 2 fingers between them and the skin
• Before using whips, crops, and canes, practice their use on a couch, cushion, blanket, stuffed toy... and on yourself. This way, you can get a feel for where and how hard to hit.
• Do not whip your partner on the spine, kidney area, abdomen, neck, or head. For impact play (i.e., inflicting pain with blows) choose the buttocks and thighs instead.
• In case of using a gag, establish a different way of signaling the “safety word” with your partner, e.g., by blinking, tapping, or using a squeaky toy or bell
• Use equipment only for the activity it is intended for
• Products you receive in a set are not intended for more demanding binding, such as shibari (decorative tying originating from Japanese tradition) or suspension.
• Care for and maintain hygiene of the products. Although they are not used for penetration, wash them after each use with water and mild soap or with a toy cleaner.
• If you notice that any product is damaged, immediately stop using it.

If you are interested in learning more about individual BDSM equipment and how to use it safely, you can read more about it in the following categories, each of which deals much more specifically with certain types of toys.