Bondage Body Bags

For kinksters into bondage body bags

What is a bondage body bag?

How to use a bondage body bag?

Why use a bondage body bag?

Is body bag bondage safe?

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For kinksters into bondage body bags

Many people who enjoy restrictive sensations crave the feeling of being immobilised, and there's no better way of doing that than a bondage body bag. They're available from a wide range of BDSM retailers, and they're one of the most complete and restrictive forms of full-body bondage available. The most important safety consideration with them is to ensure that the wearer is continuously supervised - it's not safe to leave someone so helpless alone for even a moment, as any number of things could occur. If you have that covered, though, wearing a bag like this can be a fantastically sensuous and comforting experience.

What is a bondage body bag?

What is a bondage body bag? As the name suggests, it is a bag that is designed to house a body. Once someone is zipped into the bag, there are several straps to fasten, so the bag is tight to the body. Holding the person tightly restrained.

How to use a bondage body bag?

Bondage body bags can be used for bondage and sensory deprivation. When strapped in a person is immobile. The dominant partner can then take advantage of this by stroking and caressing the person, using crops and paddles for impact play or even running a vibrator over the outside of the bag.

Why use a bondage body bag?

Why use a bondage body bag? It is a very effective way to keep a submissive still. It can be used for sensory deprivation as well as bondage and restriction. Body bag bondage can also be used psychologically, threatening to put someone in a body bag is very intimidating after all!

Is body bag bondage safe?

Bondage body bags are safe to use and can be made of a breathable material, or if they’re leather or rubber, holes are present to allow air flow. Some body bags also leave the head completely uncovered for those who don’t want to be totally covered head to toe. Cover Image: By Sensei george - own source, CC BY-SA 3.0,

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Torture, S&M and other bondage ideas

Bondage is one of the most famous and best known aspects of S&M and BDSM play, and not without reason. Being tied up is a glorious sensation for the right person, and the control inherent in being the person doing the tying can give a dominant partner a heady rush. Ball gags are also commonly used. Sometimes bondage is there primarily to enhance a roleplay scenario; sometimes it's almost an art form, especially when it comes to rope bondage. Other times it's just to make clear the dynamic and have some fun with each other. Whatever your reasons for indulging, make sure you're doing so safely. Learn some knots that don't tighten under pressure and always keep a pair of shears to hand in case you need to release your partner in a hurry.

Get sucked into full-body bondage with a vacbed

Here are Fetish.com, we often take a close look at unusual bondage equipment and we've covered several different methods of making full-body bondage work. Perhaps the most complete of those, though, is the vacbed. A vacbed is a rubber or latex 'bag' with a perfect seal and a breathing tube, that uses an ordinary domestic vacuum cleaner to pull out every last bit of air. The end result is complete immoblisation, along with a unique opportunity for breath play. These are often costly bits of kit and they are unsafe if misused, but so long as care is taken there's nothing quite like them for the sensation.

Take a deep breath...

Breath play comes in many forms. The most common one is probably choking, but that's far from the only option. You can also hold the mouth and nose shut for a time, indulge in some facesitting, press down carefully on the sternum or try out some specialised breath play toys. Safety is paramount, and there's no way to practice breath play that is entirely risk-free. Make sure that you do your research before you begin, and communicate carefully with your partners. One important thing to discuss before indulging in breath play is the non-verbal safeword. There are many ways to make this work, but one of the most reliable involves three clear sounds from the back of the throat. You can also hold something that will make a noise if you drop it.