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What is a bondage bed?
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What should I look for in a good bondage bed?
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Most beds can be made bondage-friendly, but for the true aficionado there's nothing quite like a piece of furniture that has been purpose-made. Bondage beds are often found in the dungeons and play spaces of kink, fetish and sex clubs, and generally come with a wide variety of attachment points to help their users get into any position that takes their fancy. By using rope, handcuffs and other bondage accoutrements, the sky is the limit with one of these beds--so it's well worth trying one out if you get the opportunity! Just make sure you test everything first and keep rope shears on hand in case you need to make a swift release.

What is a bondage bed?

A bed can be a great place for kinky fun, but what could be better than one specifically designed for indulging in BDSM. There are many kinds of bondage beds and they are often made bespoke for an individual’s precise needs.

Can you sleep in a bondage bed?

It will depend on the specific bed. Some are made simply for kink and fetish play, these are often to be found in dungeons and sex clubs. However, there are lots of these kinds of beds that are designed to take mattresses to give you a good night’s sleep after being tied up and spanked!

Can you be restrained in a bondage bed all night?

It is advised not to keep someone tied in rope or kept in chain for many hours at a time. If you want to keep someone restrained for several hours, look for a bed that incorporates a cage. If you want it to be used to sleep in, make sure the person can stretch their legs out. Also, be sure to check in with them regularly and give them a way to communicate with you if they need to get out.

What should I look for in a good bondage bed?

As a major purchase, you want to make sure you’ve got the right one. Make sure it has everything you desire in it. Are there places to attach rope or chain? Is there a way to comfortably take a spanking? Does it have a pillory or St Andrew’s cross incorporated or a cage? Decide what you want your bed to be able to do and have a look what is out there. There is lots of choice!

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Restraints come in many shapes and sizes: rope, cuffs, metal and more. Pretty much anything you'd use for bondage is a kind of restraint, making this a massive and versatile category! Most people who are at all interested in kink or BDSM are amenable to bondage and restraint play in some form or another, so it's a good idea to get a little practice in ASAP if you'd like to 'play around' and experiment with a variety of partners. Just be sure to keep to all the usual safety rules in mind: keep the keys nearby, always have a set of rope shears handy, learn how to play in a way that doesn't risk circulation and do your research before you begin!
Bondage comes in many forms, and shackling is one of the most iconic. Metal shackles are attached to the walls of many dungeons, playrooms and party spaces--and they can take a bit of a pounding, making them a great choice for keeping stronger and more feisty submissives under control! They can be used on the wrists or the ankles, and in some cases are suitable for extended periods of confinement--assuming, of course, you're communicating with the person you've got locked up all the time, and you know how they're doing. If you get a chance to try shackling, it can be well worth it for the aesthetic potential alone.
Most bondage equipment focuses on restricting bodily movement, but that isn't always the case. Many people who enjoy being tied up or handcuffed also enjoy being caged; the sensation of restriction is less immediate, but it's just as psychologically overwhelming. A bondage cage also brings a certain aesthetic to a scene, and can help people into certain kinks such as pet play get more into the head spaces they love to explore. Some kinds of sensation play and similar can even work through the bars, and gags or hoods can add to the fun. When playing with bondage cages, be sure to consider their size and comfort levels - and, relatedly, how long it's sensible to stay inside one for.