7 Kinky Toys to Try if You Want to be Tied Up

Being tied down and at the mercy of your partner sounds exciting, doesn’t it? You can barely move, and they’re torturing you with pleasure. No pulling away, no hiding that sensitive spot, and no stopping until you’re begging (possibly for more).
Does this sound like one of your kinky fantasies? With the right toys and gear, you can make your fantasy a reality without having to learn special skills to do it. Tying someone up with rope can be fun, but if you’re too impatient, try these kinky toys instead.
Sinful Bondage Kit

Lux Fetish Wristraint Set
The Lux Fetish Neck and Wristraint Set ties you up (or down) from the waist up. Your legs are free, until you pair it with another bondage toy. The harness wraps around your neck and waist while the wrist cuffs can be attached at multiple levels based on what’s comfortable for you and right for the fantasy you’re exploring.
Under the Bed Restraint

Over the Door Restraint Set
Want a restraint set that’s easy to use and completely portable? Try an Over the Door Restraint Set. The straps are hung from a sturdy door, and your wrists are bound with the attached cuffs. You’re on your feet and still at your partner’s mercy. Enjoy every dirty, taboo, rough fantasy you’ve ever imagined. And when you travel, it packs away easily so you can play from nearly anywhere.
Spreader Bar

Full Body Strap Set
Sometimes it’s not about being tied down to anything, but simply tied up and immobilized. With the Full Body Strap Set, you get seven body straps that can be adjusted around different points of your body from top to bottom. Use them in any combination and as few or as many as you want. What’s your kinky fantasy? A kidnapping? Being “forgotten”? Finding out how long you can handle it? Whatever it is, this strap set may be exactly what you need to turn fantasy into sexy reality.
Ouch Leather Hand and Leg Cuffs

Get Consent First
A quick note about kinky fun and consent. Before you tie your partner up or ask them to tie you to the bed, have a conversation about it. You both need to consent to any activity before you do it. This means talking about what you both want to experience and what you don’t want. Once you pull out your restraints, you still need to communicate. If something hurts or doesn’t feel right, say something.
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