Are you a fan of Bondage and rougher sexual BDSM practices? Then definitely don’t overlook our great selection of Bondage and ropes. Bondage = tying up your partner. We offer accessories for gentle, sensual bondage, as well as for sharper and more intense play. We offer cuffs, collars, bondage gear, and more.
When you let yourself be tied up with a hemp rope suitable for shibari, you are essentially showing how deeply you trust the other person. Choose from our selection and let both of you experience new sensations of pleasure.
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The rope is designed to be durable, ensuring that you can focus on the game without worry. The rope allows you to explore new techniques and take your experience to the next level.
The rope is designed to be durable, ensuring that you can focus on the game without worry. The rope allows you to explore new techniques and take your experience to the next level.
Our rope is designed to be durable, ensuring you can focus on the game without worry. The rope allows you to explore new techniques and take your experience to the next level.
Surrender to your partner, obey their every command, or on the contrary, indulge in the helplessness that turns you on so intensely and let yourself be punished for every act of disobedience. Start by tying the other person’s hands behind their back and watch how you both feel. We bet you’ll want to go further… and explore new boundaries.
Try, for example, the Sex Extra Bondage Rope, made from 100% cotton, which won’t slip while still being soft and less likely to dig into the skin. Or invest straight away in the Secret Pleasure Chest Black set, with which you can discover every corner of bondage.
Want to dive deeper into tying techniques as well? Read our article on Shibari – the Japanese art of rope bondage, which focuses on the torso area.
It is a technique of erotic partner restraint, most often using hemp ropes, ranging from subtle small knots to knotting techniques that completely restrict movement. As part of erotic restraint, you can tie a partner’s hands or feet to a bed, radiator, or other furniture. There are also elaborate constructions onto which a partner can be positioned using ropes and knots. However, these are the most advanced bondage techniques, which should only be practiced by experienced bondage masters.
Bondage techniques originally emerged in Japan during the torture of prisoners. The basic form is Japanese Shibari bondage, which is divided into three parts:
For tying the whole body.
Tying the lower half of the body, including the crotch.
Tying the upper half of the body and breasts.
Another way to classify erotic restraint of a partner is:
The spooning or rag doll position. The rear partner’s arms are tied in front of the person lying in front.
Using rope or cuffs. Suitable for foreplay or stimulation with a vibrator.
The hands and feet are secured together at one point.
The submissive person has their ankles tied to the backs of their thighs. Their hands are bound together behind his or her back.
The submissive person sits on a chair with their ankles tied to the chair legs while the arms are bound behind the backrest.
With growing interest in erotic BDSM techniques, the number of purchases in this area is also increasing. The best-selling BDSM category is bondage sets, with which even a beginner can try this technique. In this category, the best-selling product is the Bad Kitty large bondage and BDSM set. Other best-selling BDSM segments are, unsurprisingly, classic accessories such as handcuffs and whips.
The safety of tying up a partner depends solely on the responsibility of each person involved. The basic safety rules include:
1. A clear and distinct “safe word” that stops any activity that has become too painful.
2. Perfect knowledge of the knot being used and especially how to release it quickly.
3. Mutual agreement and clearly defined boundaries beyond which you are not willing to go.
Want to learn more about bondage? Read our detailed article How to Do Bondage? and you’ll see that you can discover a whole new dimension of eroticism.
