Cuffs

To surrender or take complete control over pleasure can be a very exciting activity for both, and also allows you to easily introduce other novelties into the bedroom (of course, if both agree beforehand!), such as temperature play (travel over your partner's body with an ice cube or pour warm candle wax from our selection on them), which is even more intense if you blindfold your partner (when one sense is lost, all others become sharper), impact play(spanking: using whips, paddles, canes) and tickling with our ticklers.

Lastly, the use of handcuffs, ropes, and straps and belts for tying intimately brings you closer, as it demonstrates trust between partners.

Handcuffs are also regarded as an accessory that easily introduces oneself or a partner to the BDSM scene, as they are easy to use and are a relatively very safe way of lightly immobilizing a partner.

Beforehand, of course, a discussion is necessary - does your partner even have a desire to use handcuffs? After consent, it is of course essential to agree on boundaries and establish a safety word, (this is a word that, when spoken, means immediate cessation of all activities) then you can start looking for handcuffs suitable for the occasion.

What types of cuffs are there

In our store, you can find a wide range of cuffs, made from various materials (e.g., silicone, metal, covered with fur, artificial or genuine leather, silk, etc.) and intended for different parts of the body (for ankles and wrists).

Some snap shut with hooks, others lock, some have metal buckles, and some are so stretchy that they simply stretch out and then “clasp” the partner.

When people think of handcuffs, they most commonly think of metal ones, reminiscent of police handcuffs. However, if you intend to use them regularly, avoid them as they can quickly lead to abrasions, bruises, or even cuts on the wrists and ankles.

For this reason, and for added aesthetics, fluffy handcuffs are very popular. These are basically metal handcuffs, but they are covered with soft faux fur, making them more comfortable and offering a wider selection of colors and prints. Metal and fur-covered handcuffs lock with an included key, so in case a situation arises where it is necessary to quickly free the partner, the unlocking process can be difficult, especially if the key slips behind a wardrobe or under the bed, so keep it in a safe place and have it at hand.

Most of the cuffs in our offer are made from fabric or leather. These are the most comfortable option available, as they are wider and thus the pressure of the handcuffs is not concentrated on a narrow strip of skin, as with metal ones.

Leather handcuffs are often padded on the inside or covered with soft fur to make their use even more pleasant for the submissive partner. These types of handcuffs are also the safest to use, as it is impossible for them to tighten by themselves and thus cut off blood flow to the hands or feet or even damage nerves.

Self-tightening is also impossible with the use of silicone handcuffs. These can only be stretched, but cannot be tightened. However, due to their elasticity, the shackled partner can also free themselves more easily.

Silk handcuffs are easy to apply, can be used in various ways, and it is simple to control how tightly they are tied.

Accessories for handcuffs

If you are interested in more advanced ways of shackling your partner, you can also find in this category spreader bars for handcuffs, which prevent the submissive partner from closing their legs and many tying systems, with which you can shackle your partner in various positions, e.g., tie wrists to thighs and to or between ankles.

You can also completely expose their body with bed restraints, which you install under the mattress. This is the ideal choice for couples who do not have a bed with a slatted frame. You also do not need special furniture to shackle your partner in different poses, simply choose door cuffs. Many leather handcuffs with metal buckles and D-rings can be assembled into tying sets of various shapes using carabiners, chains and leather straps.

Shackle your partner safely

• Make sure the handcuffs are not too tight. There should be enough space for 1-2 fingers between them and the wrist.
• If you want to shackle your partner to the bed, do not use self-tightening handcuffs - so only use silk, metal, and fur-covered handcuffs, for example, to tie your partner's wrists behind their back.
• If you shackle your partner standing (e.g., from a door frame), make sure their feet always touch the ground, as handcuffs are not suitable for hanging.
• Do not leave shackled persons alone, as we can never predict emergencies that require a quick response and immediate release (earthquake, fire, epileptic or panic attack...).