I bought the set for usage as either a leash or tether, but I've ended up using them entirely as leashes or for support. I have a 4 post bed, but the tethers were too long to actually keep my partner in place, and she prefers to feel unable to resist. I managed to adapt them with a bit of tying, but that ruined some of the appearance.

Material: Neoprene
Color: Pink
Length: 38"
Width: 1/2"
Closure: Swivel clip
Weight: 0.2 lb

Construction: Hard to complain about a neoprene material, since it holds up nicely and is sturdy for a very light weight material. It looks like the loops for the hand and holding the clip on aren't solid, but they've held up to a reasonable amount of pulling without any flaws. I made a close inspection after the first time and they seem to be holding up well. If it had broken then I'd consider repairing it and adding a tri-glide or other adjuster.

Leash: It has the appropriate feel and heft for a light leash and it can be discreet depending on what clothes your submissive is wearing. It's also sturdy so you could easily use it to restrain someone although suspending someone would probably cause it to snap.

Tethers: If you happen to have a perfect fit or want to tie a few knots into it they can still work nicely as a tether, but I'd recommend getting an adjustable tether as well as a heavier-duty one for the increased number of options. They still work and are pretty cheap, but if you spend a few dollars more you'll get a lot more back. Tying them into knots ruined some of the effect though it was easy to untangle.

Cleaning: It's neoprene so it cleans easily with rinsing. Sweat and other fluids are pretty easy to wash off and you don't need a special cleaner to keep it clean and scent free.

Worked nicely with the cuffs that I had, all of the parts held nicely through a bit of tug testing. I was a bit concerned since it doesn't appear to be held together well, but it held up for at least the first few sessions.

They're pretty useful, and I've found even more uses for them. I'd recommend investing in a set with adjusters, but if you want something simple, it's nice.