Sex Restraints

Sex restraints immediately bring to mind the kinkier side of sex. Restraints for sex aren’t just for the kink community, they can also be a great option for couples who want to try something new and exciting. They can be a playful way to engage in Dom/sub scenes and power dynamics, as well as build excitement and intimacy to the bedroom. Nothing builds trust quite like giving your partner control.  For anyone thinking about diving deeper into BDSM, bed restraints for sex can be a good starting point. Our collection of sex restraint options has everything you could need, whether you’re trying them for the first time or the 100th.

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Bed Restraints for Sex

There are many bed restraints for sex to choose from, and the right fit depends largely on what you want to get out of the experience.

Here are some tips to help you choose the best restraints:

  • Choose breathable, padded materials to avoid discomfort and overheating. Soft restraints help ensure you enjoy the moment without chafing.
  • Think about your bed type. Side rails, four‑poster bedframes or even portable under-mattress straps offer different angles and leverage.
  • Before trying sex restraints, discuss hard limits, safe words and signals. This builds trust and ensures you can enjoy the experience without worry.
  • Start slowly. Test one restraint at the wrist or ankle, feel the security, then build from there.

Wrist, Ankle & Full-Body Restraints

Wrist cuffs, ankle cuffs, and full‑body harness restraints give you a whole world of possibilities. They let you bind your partner in classic positions or more inventive shapes. Options like our Subdued Full Body Strap Set are great for getting inventive, and for couples who want classic positioning, the Hog Tie Kit is a great choice.

Soft materials like padded leather or suede can be gentle yet secure, while heavier restraints with buckles and straps give you more structure and intensity. Explore all the options and more in our adult store, where you can browse these sex restraint options, discover matching accessories like blindfolds for sensory play, or grab a kit that includes wrist, ankle, and spreader bar combos. You’ll also find impact tools that go great with restraints, perfect if you’re adding impact play into your play.

Sex with Restraints: Safe, Fun & Empowering

Exploring sex with restraints can be incredibly sexy, but safety should always be a number one priority. Start every session with communication and consent. Decide on a safe word or non‑verbal cue, like a tap or hand gesture (especially important if you’re using gags as well as restraints). Keep safety scissors nearby, avoid restricting circulation and take breaks to check in. Many of our restraints feature quick releases for safety, but it’s still crucial to take precautions and never leave a bound partner alone.

What makes sex with restraints so incredible is the blend of control and surrender. For the dominant partner, there’s pleasure in the responsibility and for the submissive partner, there’s freedom in letting go. That dynamic builds trust and even deeper pleasure. Begin with light bondage. Even a single wrist cuff can shift awareness and turn a familiar touch into something electrifying. Gradually, once you’re comfortable, you might add ankle restraints or even combine bed restraints sex with sensory deprivation tools like blindfolds or sound cues.

Why Choose Our Sex Restraints?

At Lovers, we know pleasure. Our collection is carefully put together by our team of sex experts, so you know that every restraint is high quality, safe and designed for your satisfaction. Our collection includes padded cuffs, adjustable harnesses and soft rail straps that fit most bed types comfortably.

We stock bed restraints sex accessories that are easy to clean, suitable for repeated use and designed to be gentle and minimize pressure points. Plus, since we also sell sex toys and sexy lingerie,  you can pair your restraint choice with accessories to complete the scene. And if you’re into a broader kink scene, we’ve still got you covered. You’ll find gear including BDSM and kink accessories, sex furniture, like sex swings, and so much more.

Beginner to Advanced Restraint Kits

For newcomers to restraint play, beginner kits are a great choice. These usually include padded wrist cuffs and ankle restraints. You can also get a discreet carrying pouch that makes them travel-friendly too. Kits that emphasize ergonomics and comfort let you focus on the experience rather than adjusting straps mid-session.

As you progress, intermediate sets might include a spreader bar, collar or under-bed rail straps. Advanced kits often have modular pieces like bed frames, straps, collars and full-body harnesses. These can be tailored so you can get exactly what you want from them. This includes everything from simple wrist binding to full‑body restraints combined with blindfolds or paddles. Add in your favorite dildo, and you’ve got the recipe for a spine-tingling kinky experience.

Not sure where to start? Go small to begin with, then add more and more pieces as you go. Over time, you’ll make setups for soft, sensual restraint or intense, bondagescenes. You can add other sex toys as you grow in confidence.

Sex Restraints FAQs

What are sex restraints, and why do people use them? +

Sex restraints refer to anything that gently or firmly limits movement during sex and intimacy. People use restraints for many reasons, like heightened sensation, trust-building, power exchange, and more.

Are bed restraints safe for beginners to try? +

Yes, bed restraints for sex can be safe for beginners if chosen and used mindfully. Start with soft, adjustable straps or cuffs that don’t pinch and test the fit before starting. Always ensure the bound partner has good circulation and talk about comfort.

How do I choose between wrist and ankle restraints or a full-body restraint? +

It depends on your goals. Wrist cuffs are minimal and easy to start with. Ankle restraints add more control and positioning options. Full-body restraints or harnesses allow complex poses and deeper sensations. Try something simple first, then build up as you explore pairing restraint with sex toys, impact play, and sensory play to find what works best for your desires.

How do I incorporate restraint play into sex with a partner? +

Start slow. Introduce the idea over conversation away from the bedroom. Be honest and open with what you want to try. Use soft restraints or self-tying scarves to start with, and let your partner explore light touch. Build trust over time. Combine restraints with kissing, massage or mild impact play. Talk about what felt good and adjust next time.