Safety Considerations
Bondage cuffs are designed to be safer than conventional handcuffs. Unlike bondage cuffs, the primary design goals of handcuffs are not comfort and safety, but immobilization and prevention of escape, and they are not padded to try to reduce the risk of nerve damage and other injuries. Nevertheless, as with all restraint devices, it is still possible for the use of bondage cuffs to cause serious injuries if misused or not monitored carefully.
Ordinary bondage cuffs are not designed to be safe when used to carry any significant load. Suspension cuffs are a specialized form of bondage cuffs, designed to be used to suspend the body during suspension bondage.
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Wrists encased in suspension cuffs
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Use of bondage cuffs
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An assortment of bondage cuffs with buckles
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Hogtie with bondage cuffs on ankles
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An Armbinder consisting of Cuffs and bondage mittens
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