This was my first experiment with light BDSM, and I was not sold on the idea with this product. I found the cuffs painful to use and cheaply made. The chains between the cuffs are too short for a lot of uses and the cuffs themselves are very small. You could not string it through a lot of headboards. I suppose the best use for them would be to restrain someone's arms right in front of them or behind their back.

The design of these cuffs leaves a lot to be desired. The cuffs themselves are very small. I'm not a large woman and I can wear them only on the largest setting. I don't think most men could wear them. The "faux fur lined cuffs" are really only covered with a fake velvet like you would expect on a cheap track suit. It offers no padding, and I found them painful to wear. That may be a good thing for some people, but for me it was too uncomfortable and I quickly removed them. They do have a quick release catch on the side of the cuffs in case you lose the keys. The sturdiest parts of the design are the two chains that connect the cuffs, but they are short chains and won't let you snake the chain through too many pieces of furniture. Depending on the type and construction of your furniture, I'd be afraid of it getting scratched by the chains.

I think if you can get past the fit and comfort issues, these cuffs would probably hold up to repeated use. However, since I used them once and pitched them into the trash, I can't personally attest to their long-term wear.

The box has a good close-up picture of the product. It just makes the "faux fur" look cushier than it is in reality. It also has a warning that I don't really understand: "Adverse use on any function of the body is prohibited." I'm not sure what that means.