These Sex and Mischief door play cuffs come in a cardboard box. They're made by Sportsheets, and made of polypropelyne and velcro closures. Sportsheets sells lots of different affordable and innovative products for people looking to spice things up or step their toes into the world of bondage and bdsm. Inside the box is the pair of cuffs, they don't come with any instructions, but they're pretty easy to figure out. The set is made of two wrists straps which open and shut, attached to a long strap that goes on the door frame to keep the set secure. To wear the cuffs, you open the velcro closures and slip them around your wrists. Then the longer strap between the cuffs is placed behind a door frame to keep them secure. The result is feeling tied up and helpless, which you could enjoy whether you're dominant or submissive.

The cuffs themselves aren't the most cushioned, but they are more comfortable than a set of metal handcuffs or restraints in my opinion. They didn't tear or cut my skin, but they were somewhat stiff and brushed up against my skin a little bit during wear. I wore these for about a half hour, but I don't see any safety issues with wearing them for longer. The cuffs themselves are somewhat secure, but the strap can move across the top of the doorframe if the bottom is wiggling around a lot. I didn't feel like it was going to fall out, but it definitely wasn't the most secure bondage gear. It should be noted that these are definitely not for suspension or heavy play, but you can enjoy sex from different positions while your arms are restrained in these cuffs, which is fun. You could also try flogging or whipping while restrained in these. Because of how lightweight they are, I'd suggest these for travel or times when you can't bring along your whole toy bag or other more serious bondage gear.

The cuffs are adjustable and can fit a variety of wrists. The only downside of this set that I really saw is that the box says they are adjustable in length, but the strap that goes on the door does not adjust at all. If your door was very tall, or the person being bound was very short, they might have to stand on tiptoe which could be very uncomfortable or unsafe. They're easy to clean, you can rinse them off with soap and water and hang them to dry. I wouldn't put these in a dryer or washing machine because they could loose their shape.