Restraints and bondage

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1. #1Shackles

   Keys: Shackles · Secondary: Leg irons

   A pair of metal cuffs connected by a short chain or bar, worn around the ankles. They limit stride length and prevent running or kicking.

2. #2Straightjacket

   Keys: Straightjacket

   A long-sleeved jacket that wraps around the torso and secures the arms inside the sleeves across wearer's body, rendering the arms completely immobile in them

3. #3Gag harness

   Keys: Gag harness

   A leather or synthetic strap system worn over the head that attaches to a gag in the mouth, preventing the gag from slipping out.

4. #4Armbinder

   Keys: Armbinder

   A single sleeve or sheath that encloses both arms behind the wearer’s back, often laced or zipped shut, offering total immobilization of the wearer's arm

5. #5Hobble skirt

   Keys: Hobble skirt

   A form-fitting skirt or binding worn around the legs, typically from the waist down to the knees, that restricts walking to small steps or shuffling.

6. #6Thumb cuffs

   Keys: thumb cuffs

   Small cuffs that lock around the thumbs, used as a compact restraint that severely limits manual dexterity of the thumb

7. #7Gag

   Keys: gag

   A general term for any device placed in or over the mouth to muffle speech, prevent talking, or assert control. Gags range in form and severity, often leaving the wearer silenced, drooling, or focusing entirely on the discomfort or object occupying their mouth.

8. #8Ball gag

   Keys: Ball gag

   A spherical gag made of rubber, silicone, or plastic. It’s held in place with straps around the head. The wearer cannot speak intelligibly and is often left drooling, adding to the sense of helplessness and vulnerability.

9. #9Dental gag

   Keys: dental gag · Secondary: mouth spreader

   Also known as a mouth spreader, this gag uses metal or plastic prongs to pry the mouth open, holding the jaw apart at an uncomfortable width. Originally medical, it’s used to force the wearer to remain open and exposed, often preventing swallowing or speech entirely.

10. #10muzzle gag

    Keys: muzzle gag

    A padded or rigid gag that covers the lower half of the face like a mask, securing the mouth fully under a tight enclosure. It often incorporates internal padding or plugs and restricts both speech and facial expression. Some muzzle gags also feature locking buckles or rings for added control.

11. #11ring gag

    Keys: Ring gag

    A circular metal or silicone ring that sits between the teeth, keeping the mouth forcibly open without filling it. It prevents the wearer from closing their mouth, speaking clearly, or resisting anything entering. It’s a gag that focuses on exposure rather than silencing.

12. #12bone gag

    Keys: bone gag · Secondary: bit gag

    A bar-shaped gag, often rubber or metal, that rests horizontally across the mouth like a horse’s bit. It presses against the corners of the mouth and is secured with straps behind the head. It muffles speech without fully silencing and creates a submissive, animalistic aesthetic.

13. #13pump gag

    Keys: pump gag · Secondary: inflatable gag

    A gag with a bladder that is inserted deflated and then inflated via a pump once in place. Inflation can be gradual, increasing pressure in the mouth and triggering the gag reflex or muffling more thoroughly. It offers precise control over discomfort and intensity.

14. #14stuffing gag

    Keys: stuffing gag

    A simple yet brutal method of gagging, involving cloth, padding, or even personal garments stuffed deep into the mouth and secured with a cloth wrap, tape, or head harness. It has a raw, improvised feel, often associated with dehumanization or low-status punishment.

15. #15tape gag

    Keys: tape gag

    A minimalist restraint using adhesive tape pressed over the mouth, sealing the lips shut. Often used for quick silencing or layered over another gag for added security.

16. #16yoke

    Keys: yoke

    A rigid bar or frame, typically made of wood, or metal, that stretches across the shoulders and immobilizes the arms by locking the wrists at each end. It forces the wearer into a rigid, exposed posture and often prevents them from bringing their arms forward or using their hands for balance.

17. #17Wrist-to-Collar Cuffs

    Keys: Wrist-to-Collar Cuffs

    A pair of cuffs connected directly to a collar via short straps or chains. When worn, the wrists are restrained near the neck or chest, preventing full extension of the arms and severely limiting the wearer's ability to reach or resist. Often used for control, display, or stress positioning.

18. #18Cuff (Unlinked)

    Keys: Cuff (Unlinked)

    A single restraint worn around the wrist or ankle, not inherently restrictive until paired with another object. It acts as a modular anchor point—easily linked with chain, rope, or other cuffs. Made from leather, metal, or adaptive materials, it’s versatile and foundational for many restraint systems.

19. #19Bandages

    Keys: Bandages

    Long strips of cloth, gauze, or synthetic fabric tightly wrapped around the arms and hands to bind them together or against the body. They give a medical or ceremonial aesthetic, often used in mummification-style bondage or to create a helpless, passive appearance. Soft but very secure when layered.

20. #20tape

    Keys: Tape

    Adhesive strips—often duct tape or bondage-specific variants—wrapped around the arms, wrists, or upper body to bind limbs in place. It conforms to the body and creates a restrictive seal that is difficult to remove without cutting. Often used for quick, improvisational restraint or public humiliation.

21. #21Mummification

    Keys: Mummification

    A full-body restraint method where the wearer is wrapped tightly from neck to toe—sometimes even including the head—in layers of bandages, plastic wrap, or specialized synthetic materials like latex. The process immobilizes every joint and contour, rendering the body completely rigid and encased.

22. #22Bar (Spreader Bar)

    Keys: Bar (Spreader Bar)

    A rigid rod made of metal, wood, or reinforced plastic, fixed between the wearer’s ankles or thighs to hold the legs apart at a set distance. Prevents running or closing the legs and forces a vulnerable, often humiliating posture. Some versions include rings for attaching other restraints or support lines.

23. #23Leg Irons

    Keys: Leg Irons

    A pair of heavy metal cuffs locked around the ankles, connected by a short chain. Designed to inhibit walking, force short steps, and create a clear audible reminder of the wearer's restrained state.

24. #24Ballet Heels

    Keys: Ballet Heels

    Extremely high-heeled footwear that forces the feet into a near-vertical position, placing all weight on the toes. Walking in them is difficult and often painful, turning each step into a balancing act.

25. #25pony Hooves

    Keys: pony Hooves

    Hoof-shaped footwear or rigid boots that mimic the silhouette and gait of equine hooves. Typically worn with matching arm restraints or harnesses as part of pony play.

26. #26Rope

    Keys: Rope

    Rope is a timeless restraint medium known for its flexibility, aesthetic appeal, and customizability. Unlike rigid devices, rope adapts to the wearer's body, allowing for infinite configurations—from gentle wraps to intricate immobilization

27. #27Hogtie

    Keys: Hogtie

    Wrists and ankles are tied behind the wearer, then connected by a central rope. The wearer is left arched, face-down, and completely immobilized.

28. #28Frogtie

    Keys: Frogtie

    The ankles are bent so the heels rest near the thighs, then tied securely—creating a folded "frog-like" leg posture

29. #29Metal Collar

    Keys: Metal Collar

    A heavy, rigid collar made from metal (usually steel, brass, or bronze) that encircles the neck. It’s often used to assert dominance, signifying ownership or control. These collars can be plain or ornate, sometimes with spikes, studs, or intricate designs

30. #30Inflatable collar

    Keys: Inflatable collar

    A collar designed to fit snugly around the neck, made of rubber or synthetic materials, which can be inflated to various levels of tightness. The inflatable nature allows for adjustable discomfort and control. Inflated, it restricts speech, breathing, or movement, creating vulnerability.

31. #31Leather Collar

    Keys: Leather Collar

    A softer, more flexible collar, often made of thick leather. Leather collars are commonly used in domestic, fashion, and submissive contexts, signaling a more intimate form of control than metal collars. They can be adorned with buckles, chains, studs, or jewels.

32. #32Leash

    Keys: Leash

    A cord, chain, or rope attached to a collar that allows for guiding or controlling the wearer.

33. #33hood

    Keys: hood

    A hood is a tight-fitting head covering made from materials like leather or latex, designed to encapsulate the head fully. These hoods can vary in design, but they all serve to restrict the wearer’s senses and limit control. Some hoods muffle sound or speech, while others include blindfolds, gags, or earplugs integrated into the design, enhancing sensory deprivation.

34. #34metal ball glove

    Keys: metal ball glove

    A glove made entirely of metal, ball shaped that severely limits the useand dexterity of the wearer hands. The glove may have a spherical or smooth, weighted design, making it impossible for the wearer to grip, or hold anything. Used to restrict hand functionality completely

35. #35Padded gloves

    Keys: Padded gloves

    These gloves are lined with soft material such as foam or cotton, creating a cushioned barrier between the wearer’s hands and the world. They limit sensation and reduce tactile feedback, making it difficult for the wearer to feel or manipulate objects effectively

36. #36Leather Gloves

    Keys: Leather Gloves

    Tough, durable gloves made from thick leather that provide a balance between flexibility and restriction. While not as limiting as the metal ball gloves, leather gloves still significantly reduce the wearer’s ability to fully use their hands.

37. #37Inflatable Gloves

    Keys: Inflatable Gloves

    Gloves made from flexible materials like rubber or latex, equipped with an inflation system that allows the wearer’s hands to be gradually swollen or restrained to varying degrees of tightness. Inflatable gloves can be used to restrict hand movement, reduce sensation, or increase discomfort as they inflate

38. #38Chastity Belt

    Keys: Chastity Belt

    A chastity belt is a restraint worn around the waist and between the legs, designed to prevent sexual activity by covering the genital area. It is typically made of metal, leather, or other durable materials and features locking mechanisms to secure it in place. The belt prevents access to the wearer’s genitals and limits the possibility of penetration or masturbation. it can also be use to keep toys from exiting the wearer's ass or pussy

39. #39chastity cage

    Keys: chastity cage

    A chastity cage is a device worn around the genitalia, usually consisting of a hollow tube or cage that encloses the penis. The cage typically attaches to the base of the genitals and is secured with a lock or key mechanism to prevent any access or sexual arousal. The cage is often made of metal, plastic, or silicone and can come in various shapes and sizes. Its primary function is to prevent erection or sexual activity, ensuring the wearer’s sexual organs remain enclosed and unreachable.

40. #40chastity bra

    Keys: chastity bra

    A chastity bra is a form of restraint worn on the upper body, primarily designed to cover and restrict access to the breasts. It can be made from metal, leather, or latex, and it typically includes cups or plates that enclose and immobilize the breasts. The design can vary, with some bras featuring locks or removable parts, allowing the wearer to be denied both sexual engagement and attention to their chest. This device prevents stimulation or fondling of the breasts, focusing on control of the wearer’s upper body.

41. #41latex catsuit

    Keys: latex catsuit

    A latex catsuit is a full-body garment made of thin, stretchy latex, typically covering the wearer from the neck down to the wrists and ankles, and sometimes including gloves, socks, or a hood.

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