Spreader Bar Handcuffs and Ankle Cuffs Set

£34.99

A spreader bar with cuffs at both ends. Holds position rather than restricting movement.

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Description

Libby’s note

Who it’s for: Confident couples who want wrists and ankles held open. Not subtle. Wonderful.

Skip it if: You want something discreet or beginner-gentle. This is a statement piece.

Pair it with: Blindfold, PU Leather Crop, and an honest conversation about limits beforehand – consent and safewords.

Not sure it’s right for you? Ask me – I read every message myself and I’ll tell you honestly if something else would suit you better. – Libby x

A rigid bar with cuffs at each end, holding wrists or ankles apart. Spreader bars do something different to rope: they do not stop you moving so much as decide the shape you move in.

Good for

  • Couples ready to move past cuffs alone
  • Anyone who likes enforced position over full restraint
  • Standing or lying scenes

Worth knowing

Rigid bars make falling over a real possibility – do this somewhere soft, and never leave anyone restrained and unattended. Agree a signal before you start; the safewords guide covers non-verbal options for when a gag is involved.

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Care & Safety

Check the material listed on each product — our guides explain what to look for — and keep yours in perfect condition:

  • Clean before and after every use with warm water and a toy cleaner or mild unscented soap.
  • Use the right lube — water-based is safe with everything; avoid silicone lube on silicone toys.
  • Store separately in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight.
  • Check before play — inspect restraints and materials for wear each time, and stop using anything damaged.
  • Remove batteries during long-term storage.

Play safe, use safewords, and never leave restraints unattended. Questions? Get in touch — discreetly, always.