Bondage tape in general is a fun introduction to the world of bondage, and this tape is no exception. Unlike rope, which has a steep learning curve and the potential for injury, this tape is easy to use and is easy to break out of in an emergency. With 66 feet in a single roll, beginners and experienced bondage practitioners alike will find many applications for this product. Bondage tape can be used in a variety of creative ways, like restraining arms and wrists, or even mummification, and has applications in both couples, group, and solo play.

For those of you who are unaware with how bondage tape works, it's a long strip of PVC that will stick to itself, but not stick to anything else, such as skin or hair. The material is fairly stretchy and has no real odor. There's no adhesive involved, which is sticky, painful, and a potential irritant. This makes bondage tape an ideal alternative to other types of tape. After a scene, the bondage tape can either be cut or unraveled and rolled back up for future use. You can reuse bondage tape a few times, which makes it fairly economical as well.

One complaint I have about this product is its strength. I'm someone who likes to thrash around a fair bit against my restraints, and there have been a few occasions where this tape won't hold at all. It will take a good amount of wrapping to keep someone secure, so don't expect to get away with just wrapping it around once, twice, or even a few times.

For anyone using tape or exploring any bondage play at all, I recommend keeping a pair of EMT scissors on hand. EMT scissors are very strong and sharp scissors that are specifically designed to be safe to use against skin. You never know when there will be an emergency, and you don't want to take chances with safety in bondage scenarios.