The Crave wrist restraints are designed for (what else?) use on the wrists, either with connectors or just on their own. These cuffs are great for beginners or advanced users as you can implement them in many kinds of play and bondage, but I would not recommend using them for suspension.

These cuffs are genuine violet colored leather (with a hint of that nice leather smell if you get close to them) with a faux fur lining securely sewn and glued to the inside, which provides both comfort and protection from potential marks once you're finished (which can be a pro or a con depending on your personal preference, but I like to keep my daily life separate).

Both cuffs have a D ring, which is very sturdy, that appears to be metal painted black just like the adjusting parts.

The length is roughly 12" laid out, and according to the packaging can adjust from 4" to 7.5" (and I would give or take a bit if you like your cuffs especially loose or tight).



My wrists are around 6.5" and I can wear them on the 4th loosest notch, but the 3rd loosest notch is generally more comfortable. There are 8 notches total, about 0.5" apart, allowing for a good range of adjustment.

As the cuffs don't come with their own connectors, I used some simple rope I had through the D-rings on each cuff to connect them. The cuffs themselves are impossible to slip off on the tightest setting, though if you want that to be an option you can always go down a notch. Just taking them off on my own after taking pictures is a little difficult, and when they're connected it's impossible.

These cuffs are very sturdy and can withstand pretty heavy use without any tearing or visible effects, but as they're not marketed for suspension, I would be wary to try them for that.

As the cuffs are made of leather, you should NOT submerge them in water (such as in a washing machine). I'd say spot clean as necessary just using (soapy) water if needed, and avoid soaking the leather. You should store them in a dry place away from sunlight to keep the leather looking its best, and keep in mind that the leather will crease if you store it bent.

The packaging isn't discreet, but it's not terribly explicit either. There are no instructions, just the label/picture sheet, and the outer plastic that could be used for storage if you really wanted to.