Bondage Tape

For kinky people into bondage

What is bondage tape?

Why choose bondage tape?

Is bondage tape better than rope?

Will pulling bondage tape off hurt?

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For kinky people into bondage

For bondage in a hurry, you can't go wrong with a bit of bondage tape. It comes in rolls a little like duct tape, and it's made of a flexible plastic that adheres only to itself. This means it's perfect for quick and dirty binding, tying and gagging! Bondage tape comes in all manner of colours and thicknesses, and is a fantastic addition to any BDSM travel kit. Just make sure you pack some scissors along with it - safety is paramount, and it's vital that you're able to get the tape off in a hurry if needs be. Bondage tape is available from almost all kink stores and sex shops, and it's also an affordable way to try bondage out for yourself for the first time.

What is bondage tape?

This kind of tape is designed especially to stick to itself but not to skin and hair, making it ideal for all kinds of bondage play.

Why choose bondage tape?

It is easy to transport and easy to use, just wrap it around your submissive’s body, you can completely mummify a person (leaving breathing spaces of course) or just secure their wrists together. It’s very versatile.

Is bondage tape better than rope?

It depends on what you want to do really. It is certainly easier to use, there aren’t any knots to memorise. However, using tape won’t leave pretty marks or look as impressive as rope ties. It might be easier to get out of too and you definitely can’t suspend someone with it! However, if you want to restrain someone quickly, simply and with relatively little fuss, bondage tape is a good choice.

Will pulling bondage tape off hurt?

Only so much as pulling any kind of tape or plaster off skin might hurt a little bit but because it doesn’t stick to hair, it won’t be any more painful no matter where the tape has been stuck down to. Image: Kris Krüg Wikimedia CC BY-SA 2.0.

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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 your bondage rope ready

Bondage rope is perhaps the most fundamental part of any bondage kit, and is a vital addition to anyone's sex toy collection - and the more, the better. Good bondage rope is soft, strong, well sealed at the ends and resistant to fraying. There are countless ways to use it, and a clever dominant can fashion enough rope into almost anything else; cuffs, a collar, even a gag! The most important thing is to have a pair of shears on hand whenever you're playing with rope; that way, if you need to release someone from a tie quickly and painlessly, you won't be stuck fumbling with knots long after they've used a safeword.

For the more advanced bondage play

Bondage comes in many forms, and shackling is one of the most iconic. Metal shackles are attached to the walls of many dungeons, playrooms and party spaces--and they can take a bit of a pounding, making them a great choice for keeping stronger and more feisty submissives under control! They can be used on the wrists or the ankles, and in some cases are suitable for extended periods of confinement--assuming, of course, you're communicating with the person you've got locked up all the time, and you know how they're doing. If you get a chance to try shackling, it can be well worth it for the aesthetic potential alone.