BONDAGE RESTRAINTS

Sometimes the secret to sexual freedom is a little restraint. Of course, we have lots of ways to do that safely and comfortably. Some simple restraint options include leather or steel wrist and ankle restraints, thumb cuffs or locking neck-wrist cuffs. We offer hardware and locks as well as mittens and armbinders for those looking into specific bondage play.

Our more experienced BDSM customers will find an outstanding variety of body harness restraints. Choose from strap-in chastity harnesses or belts all the way up to custom full-body locking harnesses. Leashes and leads are great for giving a submissive just enough freedom before you pull them back under control. We always find that the best way to let our desires loose is to restrain the body — just for a while.

Wrist and Ankle Cuffs ● Collars ● Leashes & Leads ● Straitjackets & Bondage Suits ● Spreader Bars & Yokes ● Body Harnesses ● Suspension Equipment ● Ropes, Straps, & Chains ● Armbinders & Mittens ● Sleepsacks & Body Encasement ● Bondage Kits & Sets ● Hooks & Anchors ● Hardware & Locks

WHAT IS BONDAGE IN BDSM?

Bondage is the practice of using restraints to limit movement, shape behavior, and reinforce power dynamics within consensual BDSM play. More than physical restriction, bondage is about intention—who controls movement, how the body is positioned, and what that restriction represents within a scene. From light immobilization to full restraint systems, bondage gear creates structure, focus, and heightened awareness.

CORE CATEGORIES OF BONDAGE GEAR

This collection brings together a wide range of BDSM gear designed to work independently or as part of a larger restraint system. Rather than focusing on individual items, these categories allow you to build scenes that scale in intensity, complexity, and control.

Wrist & Ankle Cuffs

Foundational bondage restraints that establish control quickly and clearly. Wrist and ankle cuffs are often the starting point for scenes and serve as anchor points for more complex setups.

Collars, Leashes, And Leads

Collars and leads emphasize ownership, protocol, and visibility. They function both as restraint-adjacent gear and as symbolic tools that define roles within power exchange.

Spreader Bars & Yokes

Designed to control posture and spacing, these restraints limit mobility while exposing the body. Spreader bars and yokes are commonly used in standing, kneeling, or display-oriented scenes.

Body Harness Restraints

Harnesses distribute restraint across the torso, shaping posture and presence. Often worn for extended scenes, they maintain a constant reminder of control even when not actively restrained.

Suspension Equipment

Built for vertical or partial suspension, this category includes gear engineered to support weight and maintain safety under load. Suspension equipment demands experience, preparation, and precision.

Rope, Straps & Chains

These flexible systems allow for customization and creativity. Rope, leather straps, and chains are used to build dynamic restraint configurations that adapt to body type and scene goals.

Restraint Kits & Sets

Curated combinations designed to work together seamlessly. Kits simplify setup and ensure compatibility across cuffs, connectors, and hardware. This can be especially helpful for beginners.

BONDAGE AS BDSM GEAR

As BDSM gear, bondage restraints function as tools for communication as much as control. They define boundaries, slow movement, and make power visible. Whether used for training, sensation play, display, or endurance, restraint gear supports intentional scenes rather than improvisation.

WHY CHOOSE THE STOCKROOM FOR BONDAGE RESTRAINTS?

High-quality BDSM gear

The Stockroom selects bondage gear built for real use—durable materials, reinforced hardware, and designs meant to hold up across repeated scenes. 

Decades of experience

With over 30 years in the BDSM community, The Stockroom curates bondage restraints informed by real-world experience and decades of feedback from our customers.

SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS

Consent, fit, and communication

Bondage should always be consensual, negotiated, and monitored. Proper fit, circulation checks, and clear communication are essential, especially as restraint complexity and scene intensity increases.

FAQs

Is bondage gear suitable for beginners?

Yes. Many people begin with simple restraints and expand into more advanced bondage gear as experience and confidence grow.

Can bondage gear be combined across categories?

Absolutely. Most bondage scenes layer multiple categories together, creating integrated systems of control, positioning, and symbolism.

How do I choose the right bondage restraints?

Choosing bondage restraints depends on experience level, desired intensity, and how the gear will be used.

Beginners often start with adjustable cuffs or kits, while experienced users may prioritize specialized equipment for suspension, display, or endurance. Fit, adjustability, and material quality are key factors.