Bondage Kits - Starter Kits & Sets


Fancy taking a step into bondage? We’ve got just the bondage kit for you to tie up, whip and clamp your way to ecstasy. A bondage starter kit is the perfect way to begin your adventures in some hot and horny bondage play, with masks, whips and more for you to enjoy. No matter which bondage sets you’re looking for we have a variety of options that will get your senses tingling. Whether you’re after bondage kits for couples, or you’re a keen beginner looking to start something new, you’re on the road to some seriously kinky times.

When you’ve picked your kit, bondage clothing is the next thing you need to tick off your list. If you want to know a bit more about bondage before you buy, our Beginner's Guide to Bondage will tell you everything you need to know about exploring those kinks.

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Sensations Bondage Set
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Bondage Kits – Starter Kits & Sets

FAQs

What is bondage?

Bondage is a sexual practice that involves tying up and restraining your partner.

What are bondage kits?

A bondage kit is a collection of items designed for BDSM play. It typically includes restraints, blindfolds, and other tools used to enhance sensory play, trust, and control between partners.

Are bondage kits suitable for beginners?

Yes, many bondage kits are designed specifically for beginners. These kits typically feature softer restraints, such as Velcro cuffs, and accessories that are easy to use and remove. Beginner kits are meant to provide a comfortable introduction to BDSM without being too intimidating or complex.

Is bondage safe?

Yes, bondage can be safe when practiced with proper communication, consent, and safety precautions. Here are some key safety guidelines:

  • Establish safe words: A pre-agreed word or signal that can be used to stop the activity immediately if it becomes uncomfortable or unsafe.
  • Use quick-release restraints: Restraints with easy release mechanisms allow for quick removal in case of discomfort or an emergency.
  • Keep communication open: Constantly check in with your partner to ensure they’re comfortable and consenting throughout the play.
  • Avoid restricting breathing: Make sure gags or bindings don’t obstruct airflow or cause distress.
  • Learn proper techniques: If using ropes or more advanced restraints, learn safe tying methods to avoid cutting off circulation or causing injury. Always prioritize the well-being and safety of all participants during BDSM play.