Product specification Wrist restraints KINK Nylon Bind Hook & Loop adjustable 25–35 cm × 6 cm red-black
Description
KINK Nylon Bind Hook & Loop wrist restraints are adjustable wrist cuffs made from durable red-and-black nylon. They fit wrists from 25 to 35 cm circumference and have a 6 cm strap width. The cuffs use hook-and-loop fasteners for a secure, adjustable fit and are designed to provide reliable restraint and comfortable skin contact for bondage, role play, or secure wrist support during activities.
Advantages
The nylon construction ensures light weight, durability and easy cleaning while the hook-and-loop closure provides quick, precise adjustment. A 6 cm width distributes pressure evenly for increased comfort, and the adjustable 25–35 cm range fits many wrist sizes. The red-and-black design offers a clear, functional appearance suitable for both beginners and experienced users.
Suitable for
- Bondage and restraint play
- Role play scenarios requiring secure wrist fixation
- Sessions where lightweight, easy-to-clean cuffs are preferred
- Users seeking adjustable cuffs that fit a range of wrist sizes
Key specifications
- Material: durable nylon
- Size (adjustable): 25–35 cm circumference
- Width: 6 cm
- Closure: hook-and-loop (Velcro)
- Color: red and black
- Brand: KINK WRIST RESTRAINT
- MPN: D-241092
- EAN: 8435565947675
How to use
Wrap the cuff around the wrist so the padded or softer side (if present) rests against the skin. Adjust the cuff to the desired tightness within the 25–35 cm range and press the hook-and-loop surfaces together to secure. Check that circulation is not impeded: there should be a snug fit without numbness or discoloration. To remove, pull the hook-and-loop fastener apart and slide the cuff off the wrist.
Usage recommendations
Inspect cuffs and fasteners before each use. Monitor circulation and comfort during wear; if the wearer reports numbness, tingling or significant discomfort, loosen or remove the restraints immediately. For hygiene, clean nylon cuffs according to manufacturer instructions and store them dry. Use safe words and consensual practices in all restraint scenarios.
