Bondage & Kink
Bondage and BDSM toys for every level: restraints, floggers, paddles, blindfolds, gags, collars and complete bondage kits from Sportsheets, Ouch!, Rouge and more.
How to choose bondage and BDSM toys
Start with what you want to feel. Restraints take away movement, impact toys add sting or thud, blindfolds and gags remove a sense, and collars say who is in charge. Soft Velcro cuffs, satin blindfolds and a finger flogger are the gentlest way in; locking leather, spreader bars and weighted clamps suit players who already know their limits. Agree a safe word before anything goes on, and keep safety scissors nearby whenever rope is involved.
Types of BDSM gear in this collection
| Type | Best for | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Restraints: cuffs, rope, under-bed systems | first-timers and couples | $9–$100 |
| Impact play: paddles, floggers, crops | sensation seekers | $17–$132 |
| Blindfolds & gags | sensory play, quiet play | $9–$55 |
| Nipple clamps & suckers | precise, adjustable pinch | $14–$108 |
| Collars & leashes | power exchange, pet play | $25–$75 |
| Bondage kits | one-box starter sets | $28–$317 |
Brands we stock
Sportsheets, including its Sex & Mischief line, makes up the biggest share, from the Saffron and S&M Shadow ranges to under-bed restraints and door-jam cuffs. Rouge supplies leather paddles, floggers and riding crops. Ouch! covers fluffy handcuffs and the Paris and Milan kits, Blush Novelties brings the Ardor and Temptasia ranges, and NS Novelties makes the rose-gold Bound clamps and rope. New to kink? Read how to be a dom or start with sex toys for beginners.
Shop bondage toys online or in store
Every order ships discreetly in a plain brown box, with free standard shipping over $75. Prefer to see it first? Visit one of our seven Badd Kitty boutiques in South Carolina and Michigan — find a boutique.
Updated October 2026
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Frequently asked questions
What is bondage?
Bondage is consensual play that restricts movement or the senses, using cuffs, rope, blindfolds, gags or furniture. It is the B in BDSM and is often the first thing couples try.
What should a beginner buy first for bondage?
A soft cuff set, a satin blindfold and a light flogger or feather tickler cover most first scenes for under $75. Bondage kits bundle these pieces with a bag so nothing is forgotten.
How do I tie someone up safely?
Use soft rope or Velcro cuffs, keep two fingers of space inside every loop, never tie around the neck, check hands for colour or tingling, and keep safety scissors within reach. Agree a safe word before you start.
What is the difference between bondage and BDSM?
Bondage is only the restraint part. BDSM also covers discipline, dominance and submission, and sadism and masochism, so it includes impact play, power exchange and sensation play.
Are under-bed restraints worth it?
Yes if you want full-body restraint without rope skills. Straps slide under the mattress and the cuffs reach wrists and ankles; Sportsheets' set fits most beds and packs flat.
About Bondage & Kink
Bondage and BDSM toys for every level: restraints, floggers, paddles, blindfolds, gags, collars and complete bondage kits from Sportsheets, Ouch!, Rouge and more.