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What is a bondage belt?
How can you use a bondage belt safely?
Is a bondage belt only used for restraint?
Are all bondage belts leather?
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Most people focus on wrist cuffs, ankle cuffs and collars for enhancing their bondage skills, but bondage belts - like thigh cuffs - can add a few extra possibilities. This is especially true for people who are into suspension bondage, as the waist makes a great extra source of support for someone you're rigging up - but it's absolutely vital to follow proper safety protocol and play with a safeword! If suspension isn't your thing, of course, bondage belts are still useful - combined with rope, cuffs and ties, they can help make almost any kind of bondage feel more restrictive and complete. Try one out as part of the bondage you're already used to and see the difference it makes!

What is a bondage belt?

A bondage belt is not quite like Batman’s utility belt, but this belt has more uses than just keeping your trousers up. Covered in a variety of attachments such as D rings and O rings and chains these belts can be the centre of lots of fun restraint scenes.

How can you use a bondage belt safely?

The belt itself buckles like any other, so there is no particular safety issue in wearing one. However, if you are attaching other restraints to the belt make sure the person is comfortable, that circulation isn’t cut off and that you have some way to release the submissive quickly in an emergency. So keys for cuffs, shears for rope etc.

Is a bondage belt only used for restraint?

The only limit on what you can use a bondage belt for is your imagination. Incorporate it in chastity play by attaching a harness that covers the genitals. You can also use it for orgasm torture. Attach a wand vibrator to the belt to hold it in place so it can’t be moved. The options are endless.

Are all bondage belts leather?

There are belts made from vegan alternative materials and chain so not all of these belts are made of leather. You can then pick the kind that fits your needs the best.

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Bondage cuffs are great especially if your priority is speed over finesse! They can be used to tie someone's wrists or ankles together easily, either separately or into a hogtie. They're excellent for tying someone spread eagle to a bed or a piece of bondage equipment, and they make it easier than ever to lead your partner around. If you're interested in bondage, it's well worth investing in a good set of wrist and ankle cuffs - costlier ones are more durable and comfortable, too, making them a great choice for longer scenes and sessions. If you pick ones you especially like, they're also a great addition to your fetish clubbing outfits!
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