The Blush Tethers & Leash set by Sportsheets has a few uses. They can be used as leashes, tethers, and restraints. You can hook them to chairs, beds, chain-link fencing, also to ankle or wrist restraints. Since I'm only 5'3" the only way that they were a little too long for me was, when I took the clasp and put it through the handle to make an adjustable restraint for my ankle. That part was okay, but they weren't short enough to keep me from moving my hands once the clasp was attached to the wrist cuffs. Since I have a sleigh bed I couldn't use my headboard with them either.

These are made of pink neoprene (synthetic rubbers based on polychloroprene). It is stitched with a black string in 2 places. #1) where the handle loop is held shut #2) where the clasp base is. The clasp is attached with a swivel base which is nice. The good thing about the swivel is that they don't get twisted up during play.

They are a total length of 35". The wrist strap is 6.5". They have a width of .5". Neoprene is extremely durable and since it is very tightly knit, dirt doesn't get caught in the fibers. I didn't notice any smell when they came. They feel very sturdy, kind of a light plastic feeling.

These work good. However, I like bondage tape or old fashioned cuffs more. I'm sure that these are great for creative minds, and in time I may end up liking them more, but for now I'm not a huge fan. I really want to love these so hopefully I'll discover a new way to use them. Hell, even a partner who might be a pro with this might make my experience better. Who knows?

Neoprene is very tight knit, no dirt will penetrate into the material. Which makes cleaning a easy task. All these require is water or a wipe down with a damp cloth. Silicone and water lubricants are safe to use near these.

You can store these anyway you want. Hang them up, in a kit, or just thrown in your night stand drawer. They don't collect dust.

They just came on a basic piece of cardboard wrapped through 2 cutouts. They did have those little plastic things through them to hold them shut around the "package".