These are a lovely pair of fleece wrist-cuffs. They're perfect for beginners, but they're wonderful for experienced users too. The fleece is comfortable and really soft. They're also slightly plush and don't wear on the wrist while you wear them. They can stand up to heavier use even though they seem more suitable for light play. I've tugged on them quite a bit, and the stitching holds together perfectly.

These handcuffs are made from a soft and plush fleece. Both the outside and inside of the cuffs are fleece so they don't dig into your wrists while you're using them.

They're connected by a clasp like you'd see on most dog leashes. The clip just connects to a D-ring on the other cuff. There's not a chain or anything, so when you wear them your wrists are going to be pretty close together. The cuff with the clip on it does have a D-ring on it as well that's attached to the clip so you could also just tie them separately to bed posts or something like that.

They're fastened together with a velcro strip. It doesn't seem like it would hold up well, but it actually does. I wasn't able to get the velcro to undo at all. It's just a really well made pair of cuffs.

The fleece part of the cuff is nine inches long, and then there's another five inches of velcro strap that comes off the end to be wrapped around. I have chubby wrists and was able to wear these comfortably.

Because of the material they do collect a little bit of lint and pet hair, but using a lint roller or some tape got it right off.



(the outside of one cuff and the inside of the other cuff)

These are just adorable cuffs and I love them so much! I really adore soft things and I've had a lot of cuffs leave red marks and even indentations on my wrists because I love to tug on them. These don't have rough edges and they don't hurt to wear.

They can be used as ankle cuffs as well as wrist cuffs. When I use them as ankle cuff there's not really a bunch of velcro left over to connect it again, but it's enough. They hold up just as well on the ankles.

They're really easy to take care of. You can hand wash them with some warm water and soap and then just set them to dry somewhere or you could even wash them in a washing machine in a lingerie bag or something like that. I wouldn't put it in a dryer though just because I've had fleece get damaged in dryers.

If they pick up any lint you can just roll up some tape and use the sticky side like a lint roller and it comes right off.