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What is a bondage sleepsack?
How does a bondage sleepsack differ from a sleeping bag?
How do you use a bondage sleepsack?
Is it safe to use a bondage sleepsack for long periods of time?
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Bondage sleepsacks are not unlike sleeping bags, with one significant difference - they zip up to the neck. Sleepsacks are almost entirely restrictive, and you'll need assistance to get yourself into and out of them, which makes them a particular favourite of people whose tastes in bondage run to the immobilising. While your mouth is of course still free, the rest of you won't be, and this makes them a fantastic mind-fuck, and a great thing to experiment with if you like the idea of being restrained and restricted as much as possible. They're comfortable enough for extended use, and some fans love to spend the whole night in them!

 What is a bondage sleepsack?

A bondage sleepsack is a restrictive bag that holds the person inside immobile. It zips up the front and can be used for long periods of time, unlike other bondage equipment.

How does a bondage sleepsack differ from a sleeping bag?

A sleeping bag is easy to get in, and out of yourself, a bondage sleepsack requires assistance to get in and out. The zip runs all the way up to the neck, and there is often an extra buckle at the neck to make it harder for the person inside to release themselves. Some sleepsacks have sleeves inside too, to keep the arms immobile. They’re designed to be as restrictive as possible while staying comfortable for long-term use.

How do you use a bondage sleepsack?

Once a person is confined inside a bondage sleepsack, they are at the mercy of their dominant. Many sleepsacks have sectional zips so that the dominant can reach in and touch, tickle or hit the restrained person without them being able to resist. You can also stimulate the person inside from the outside by running hands, implements and vibrators over the outside of the sleepsack.

Bondage sleepsacks can also be used for peaceful bondage purposes too. Letting a person relax and maybe sleep while being tightly restricted. It can be very comforting for some people.

Is it safe to use a bondage sleepsack for long periods of time?

Bondage sleepsacks are designed to be comfortable for long periods of time, but you must be aware of all risks as there are safety issues involved. Making sure the person inside the sleepsack is well hydrated is essential, also check for circulation issues. You should never leave a person in a sleepsack on their own. They need constant supervision to be sure they are safe. And as with any BDSM activity, be sure to agree on a safeword before play.

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