Vacuum Beds

Get sucked into full-body bondage with a vacbed

What is a Vacbed?

How do you use a Vacbed?

Is using a Vacbed safe?

What can you do in a Vacbed?

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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.

What is a Vacbed?

Vacuum beds are an envelope of latex on a frame that air can be sucked out of. A person inside a vacbed is then held in a skin tight grip of latex until the vacuum is switched off.

How do you use a Vacbed?

You simply climb into the vacuum bed and make sure your face is in the right place to use the breathing hole/s or put your head through the hole, if you have one of the vacuum beds that allows for this. Someone else then will seal you in and use a vacuum to suck out all the air until the latex is moulded to your skin, holding you immobile.

Is using a Vacbed safe?

Vacuum beds are safe to use but should never, ever be used solo. There must always be someone around to release you in case something goes wrong. Establish a safe noise before using the vacbed if you will be encased entirely except for a breathing hole. For example, a run of 2 or three grunts close together to show you are in distress and need releasing immediately.

What can you do in a Vacbed?

A person in a vacbed can’t move at all so the person outside can have lots of fun. Gentle caresses and tickles are magnified for the person encased in latex. Torture them with softness or use hands crops and paddles for more intense impact play. Use of a vibrator can be fun too as the person encased in the latex can’t move away from the vibrations at all.

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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.

For all bondage lovers

Restraints come in many shapes and sizes: rope, cuffs, metal and more. Pretty much anything you'd use for bondage is a kind of restraint, making this a massive and versatile category! Most people who are at all interested in kink or BDSM are amenable to bondage and restraint play in some form or another, so it's a good idea to get a little practice in ASAP if you'd like to 'play around' and experiment with a variety of partners. Just be sure to keep to all the usual safety rules in mind: keep the keys nearby, always have a set of rope shears handy, learn how to play in a way that doesn't risk circulation and do your research before you begin!

For kinksters into extreme bondage

The first thing most people think of when they hear the word bondage is shibari or kinbaku. By far, the ancient Japanese practice is one of the most common and oldest types of rope bondage. With intricate knots and designs available the sky’s the limit. But don’t limit your imagination to just using rope, there are plenty of other things you can use. Many people with a latex or rubber fetish use bondage gear made from this material. Hoods, straps and cuffs are a few examples. They are a good alternative for kinksters who aren’t into leather or are vegan. Traditionally ball gags are made from rubber or silicone balls and a leather strap, but they can also be found with latex or rubber straps. The next most common bondage material is leather. Bondage gear varies from harnesses, cuffs and collars to full body suits, gimp masks and more. Leather harnesses are quite popular amongst the gay fetish scene and play well into many bondage scenes of domination and submission. If you’re in a pinch and you don’t have any of your BDSM sex toys or gear with you, or you’re new and just wanting to try it out, you can always use a scarf, belt, pair of stockings or tie to perform spontaneous bondage. Remember to always be safe when performing bondage! Always have a safeword and a pair of safety shears handy in case you need to cut your partner loose!"