Anyone tried this?

[Tissueboy]

Has anyone tried this restraint system? Is it any good?

http://www.sportsheets.com/underBedRestraint.php

 

[Artoo]

Yeah, I used to have one of those 🙂

It's a fairly good restraint system for starting out, but bear in mind that it's kinda flimsy, especially if the 'lee struggles a lot. I had to upgrade the cuffs on mine due to massive amounts of wear and tear. 😀

 

[waitin2btkled]

Yes i have. They work pretty good. Spread Eagle (which is my favorite) is the best position to use with those restraints

 

[Skipadeedoodah]

For most lees I think they'd work fine. If you have a freakishly strong and spastic lee *ahem* one of your ankle cuffs might break.

 

[Deleted member 66627]

I've used it. I like the cuffs, they're nice and soft.

 

[Aimee]

Like everyone else said .. it works just fine.
Wayyy better than trying to use kroger rope ... just sayin.

 

[CMartin]

I have one of these and love it....I would recommend it.

 

[Sandrock74]

Wayyy better than trying to use kroger rope ... just sayin.

Kroger rope? What is that?

 

[Mercy29]

Nope, but would love to give it a go!

 

[leafstk]

Had it used on me before... and I'm a struggler, lol... worked great! 😀

 

[Tissueboy]

OK thanks for the input guys. Tell me, is it possible/practical to do an inverted Y with this thing? You know, like hands together, legs apart? Or vice versa I guess.

 

[leafstk]

I don't see why not... just have to play around with it I guess... it was used for spread eagle when I tried it, but I'm sure you could mix it up.

 

[Artoo]

OK thanks for the input guys. Tell me, is it possible/practical to do an inverted Y with this thing? You know, like hands together, legs apart? Or vice versa I guess.

It's should be possible if you tighten the straps at the head of the bed and bring them over the top of the mattress.

 

[Master feathers]

yes I own one but from a different company ...it works just fine ...

 

[Skipadeedoodah]

OK thanks for the input guys. Tell me, is it possible/practical to do an inverted Y with this thing? You know, like hands together, legs apart? Or vice versa I guess.

You should be able to do that if you just bring the wrist straps up over the top of the bed. However, I find that they work MUCH better if you wrap them around something, like the posts of your headboard and footboard before putting your lee in them. Otherwise they move side to side alot.

 

[Gadilici]

I used this sort of thing (it was a variant, not exactly the same thing) once. I tied my lee to it (it was hers), and it worked ok. The stuff shifted around a lot. By the time she tied me, it was all outta whack, and me being 6'4", it didn't fit my frame too well.

You can do the same thing with regular old rope. I have more than once, and it worked great.Just rope ran under the mattress. If you're doing ropes, just make sure that the bits that run under the mattress go all the way over the top of the mattress as well. Tie them off as tight as you can running length wise and cross wise. Get some harness rings at Lowes , and experiment with tying them into your ropes where you want them. Now you have bondage points everywhere you want them. Just tie your lee (or get tied) to those rings. 4 lengths of rope.That's it. Now you can do spreadeagles, or a crucifix position, or stretch diagonally across the bed with feet together in one corner and hands together in the opposite corner.

Cool thing about this stuff that goes under the mattress is, you just leave it there. Stuff the loose ends under, and nobody knows it's there. Take 3 minutes or less to get it rigged and ready if you let it live where it's needed.

If you somehow have access to a cargo net, always thought that'd work great.

Christopher