Pin your partner to the bed with this fantastic restraint kit. It is made with faux crocodile leather and a plush fabric liner, giving it a luxurious look and feel. The dark, neutral styling helps create the perfect atmosphere within any play scene.
But looks aren't everything; performance matters most, and this set allows you to bring fantasy to reality.
Also included are two chains with snap fittings. This means the cuffs can be used without the webbing strap, giving great flexibility.
Building on our experience in bringing the best BDSM products to market, we have designed this kit to take your bedtime play sessions to new highs.
Item No.: UB-80838BK
Material: Polyurethane, Zinc Alloy
Blindfold
Length: 21.5cm
Width: 8cm
One Size for All
Wrist Cuffs
Adjustable Range: 14-25.5cm
Ankle Cuffs
Adjustable Range: 17-28.5cm
Webbing Belt
Fits a King-size Bed
Responsible bondage kit play
Use Temptation Under Bed Mattress Restraint Kit only in consensual adult play with clear communication, agreed limits, and a safe word or clear signal. A kit can combine several restraint or sensation items at once, so build scenes gradually instead of using every piece immediately. Keep quick-release access available and check comfort often.
Scene planning and activity notes
Try each item separately before combining cuffs, collars, clips, blindfolds, gags, paddles, floggers, hogties, or under-bed restraints. Plan the activity level, intensity, duration, and stopping signals in advance. Avoid restricting breathing, circulation, joint movement, or communication, and stop for numbness, sharp pressure, panic, overheating, or emotional discomfort.
Care and storage
After use, wipe leather, vegan leather, rope, clips, straps, and hardware with a soft dry cloth. Let items air naturally before storage. Keep away from water, high heat, direct sunlight, perfume, oils, and harsh cleaners, and store different materials or hardware pieces separately to reduce scratches and wear.
FAQ
Are bondage kits beginner-friendly?
Beginner kits can be beginner-friendly when used one item at a time, loosely, briefly, and with frequent check-ins. Advanced kits should be introduced gradually.
How do I choose which pieces to use first?
Start with simple cuffs, a blindfold, or light connectors before adding stronger positioning, impact tools, or gag play.
What is the safest way to use a kit?
Plan the scene, keep release access nearby, check circulation and comfort often, and avoid stacking too many restrictive elements at once.