The purple fur lined wrist restraints are black leather cuffs with purple fake fur designed to restrain ones wrists either together or to something. I personally use them to restrain my ankles to a spreader bar. All you need to do is clip one end to the spreader bar with a clip that's not included and the other end around the wrist restraints d-ring. However, they are pretty versatile restraints so the possibilities are only limited to your imagination.

To use, insert the small piece through the metal buckle and insert the pin in the proper hole that accomodates your size. As I mentioned in my ankle restraints review, think of this section like a belt buckle and how you adjust it properly to keep your pants from falling down. That's exactly what you're doing except you're adjusting it to properly fit your wrists. To restrain them properly, make sure they're tight enough to keep you restrained, but not too tight where it restricts blood flow or cause pain and discomfort.

If you're going to restrain both wrists together it is best to have the d-rings facing each other so the clip (or whatever device you buy or use) is close to one another.

I believe these beautiful restraints are suited for beginners and advanced bondage users alike. They are very easy to use, and are very sturdy and should withstand tugging and pulling of the restraints. Beginners will appreciate the comfortable feel to these restraints.

Here's a comparison photo up against the ankle restraints. As you can see, they are pretty similar except the ankle restraints are just a little bit longer.



How do the two sets compare in size?

The thin strap measures 11 1/2" long and 1" wide on the wrist restraints. The ankle restraints measure 12 1/4" long and 1" wide. The fur section measures 9" long and 2" wide on the wrist restraints. On the ankle restraints the fur section is only 10 1/2" long and it's 2 1/4" wide.

The wrist restraints have 8 cutouts like a belt that you put the other end through. They are spaced over 1/4" apart and measure a little over 3 1/2" long total. The ankle restraints have five cutouts to adjust the buckle or varying sizes and there's 6/8" between each hole with a total of 3 1/2".

It has ten decorative metal studs or rivets that holds the thin leather strap to the thicker fur lined leather securely. My wrists measure 5 1/2" around and I buckle it comfortably on the third notch, so if your wrists are similar in size they should fit you.

I find the cuffs to be highly crafted and sturdy that should last a long time with proper care. I've been using them for a few months now, and there is no visible sign of wear and tear to them thus far. The fur is sewn securely to the leather and there are no loose strings. There is a d-ring in between two sets of rivets on the cuffs that allow you to attach the together or to something. Again, the quality seems very nice to me, but this is the only kind I have of this design all of my other restraints are either metal hand cuffs or velcro.

The fur feels very soft on the skin and prevents any skin irritation while wearing the cuffs. The leather is soft and not stiff. It easily rolls together to allow the cuffs to fit around the ankle easily without having to worry about it.



The metal buckle and pin are lightweight, but are secured to the thin leather strap by rivets so I don't foresee any issues there.

The purple fur lined padding on the cuffs is very comfortable to wear and feels very nice on my wrists. The material has held up very well for the time that I have had them. The D ring that's on the cuff gives it a perfect place to add a clip to it and attach the restraints to my spreader bar. I have not had any issues with these restraints at all. I can easily put these on by myself and can restrain them to the spreader bar very easily. They adjust really well and the spacing is perfect and provides comfort while restraining at the same time.

I am able to wear them for extended period of time without feeling hot, being chafed, or feeling itchy. They by far met and exceeded my expectations as a cuff for my spreader bar. I haven't noticed any loose fur while I have had them which is nice to know that they don't shed.

I'm able to put these on by myself. My hardest part is putting my right hand in because I'm right handed, but I'm fairly efficient at using both hands so I am able to do this, but others may need some assistance.

Here's a couple pictures showing my wrists restrained together and to my spreader bar.




I really like the versatility of these wrist cuffs. Although I use them for a specific purpose, I know they could be used for other things depending on what type of bondage items you have. I wouldn't recommend them for suspension though.

Leather should be stored in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight. If you happen to need to clean these, use a lightly damp washcloth or a toy cleaning wipe. Whatever you do, do not submerge these in water as it could damage the leather.

The wrist restraints came in a clear plastic clam shell container that was not discreet at all. No instructions or care sheet was included with it. I love the little Spartan character in the corner.

I bought these along with the ankle restraints for the sole purpose to use with the adjustable spreader bar. I wanted to be fully restrained to the spreader bar and after looking at various cuffs, I chose these. I've mentioned it before, but it's important to know that I ended up buying four cheap clips from Wal-Mart to attach the restraints to the spreader bars rings. I didn't need anything heavy for our restraint experience so the clips do just fine for our needs.