Great for a beginners wanting to experiment into a little bondage in bed, this product is easy to install, hide, portable, comfortable for the user and great for adding a little spice into playtime. This allows a whole plethora of new things to try. From sensory depravation, to BDSM, this allows you to dabble in the field to see if you want to go further. Another nice thing is the portability, allowing you to pack it with you on trips.

The product is designed for light bondage use, but is well built of nylon webbing, buckles, padded wrist and ankle restraints with velcro for the "buckle". The restraints will fit most persons with the exception of those who have larger than average wrists and ankles. The adjustments throughout the system allow for different sized beds and how far you want to restrain the limbs. This system is not meant for heavy bondage, but is still effective.

It's easier for the initial setup to have another person hold the mattress up while the other lays out the under bed harness. Expect the initial setup to take about 5-10 min. Depending on the layout of the straps, you can restrain to the sides or the ends of the bed, but for the most effective use, place them at the corners.

Another thing to consider is what your mattress is made of. We have a sleep number bed, so the inflated tubes do allow for some compression and therefore the movement of the restraints, but once you're on the bed it won't move that much.

The best thing is that it can all be thrown in a washer and dryer if needed. We usually keep the system stored under the bed and then just pull the limb restraints from under when needed.

One thing to consider is if you have a sheet or quilt set that can snag. Do your best to properly cover the velcro after use to prevent snagging.

It's packaged in a box the size of a medium sized hard cover book, with the instructions printed on the back.

This is a nice product to begin with and see if you wish to expand in this category. There are a couple of important considerations. The person being restrained communicates if they are losing circulation or are in an uncomfortable position. The person restraining should regularly check on the persons limbs for good circulation and increased anxiety of the person. Be ready to quickly release if they do have a problem and never leave that person alone.

We've been using this system when we're not in the mood for heavier restraint for several months now. We both like the quick setup and adjustments available, but we would prefer a wider restraint to disperse the pressure to the limbs.

It's nice that we can have this system in place all the time and not be worried if friends or family come over that it's not visible.