Kinky pinky cuffs, made by Sportsheets, are a nice beginners set of Velcro fastening cuffs for light bondage play in the bedroom. A great set for beginners or a couple dabbling for the first time. They can be used to tie one's hands or feet to the bedposts or other object as needed. They could also be used in conjunction with something like a Sportsheets bondage set (long strap that goes around the mattress used to tie a partners limbs to).

The cuffs are very lightweight. The material is a furry nylon, sorta like felt and the straps are like typical nylon Velcro straps. They adjust to fit any size wrist, though you could use them on ankles too. They are meant for light restraint and seem pretty well made and durable for their intended use. Velcro provides easy-on, easy-off capability. Great for the hesitant beginner, who isn't ready for something like lock/key cuffs or more heavy restraints.

They fit comfortably and secure enough to do the job. The straps can be tied to a bedpost or other object. If you need more length, you can use some old belts to secure them to. I used to use belts for light bondage, in the past, They are pretty easy to use and can loop multiple ones in a chain link formation for added length.

The cuffs are a pink faux fur type material and the restraints are black. They look nice too.

The overall length of each cuff set is 36", with about 31" of that usable to fasten to something. The Velcro fasteners on the cuffs are 4" long each to give you plenty of surface area to secure the cuffs.

The product worked as intended. My partner had never been tied up before, and I wanted something simple, comfortable and not intimidating to start with. I am not into heavy bondage anyway, just some light play with blindfolds and sensory teasing.

The tethers can be as secure as you like, depending what kind of knot you use. A good double knot will hold very securely. A basic knot can leave room for escape, if you have any fears of being restrained.

The set is easy to care for and easy to store. They do not take up much space and travel well. You can wash them with soap/water, if need be, though I'd guess you could even run them in the laundry if you really needed to and then air dry them.

The packaging was just a basic flat cardboard box that is recyclable and had a picture of the item in use. Not necessary or desirable to keep for storage. There were no instructions. Because of the picture, the box is not really discreet, but not graphic either.