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Latest revision as of 05:03, 21 March 2023
Metal bondage (or device bondage) is bondage involving the use of metal apparatuses to restrain a submissive as part of BDSM activities. Other than the use of rope to secure a body, metal bondage normally requires careful preparation, since more extravagant devices have either to be built or bought from a specialist. The range of devices can vary significantly, from simple handcuffs or chains to specially designed chairs or complex bar linkages.
- Metal bondage
Metal fiddle
Inset
Full restraints
Kee Klamp in use
Kee Klamp
Waist restraints
See also
See also [ Colum Collins ]
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