Bondage Rope Ouch Polyester Multicolour 10 m

Bondage Rope Ouch Polyester Multicolour 10 m 🌈

A bondage rope by Ouch! in pastel shades: light green, light blue, lilac and pink alternate along the whole length, so almost every wrap shows a different colour. Beneath the silky, shiny polyester sheath lies a cotton core. The strands are twisted, which gives the surface fine diagonal grooves for knots to grip. The rope comes wound in an X shape on a backing card. It stands under bondage, with BDSM sex toys and under fetish sex toys; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Ouch.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: polyester sheath, cotton core
• 🎨 Colour: Multicolour, alternating pastel shades
• 📏 Length: 10 m
• ✅ Thickness: Ø 0.6 cm
• ✅ Construction: twisted, shiny
• 📦 Supplied: on a backing card with four basic knots drawn on it

❓ FAQ

Which knots does the backing card show?

The overhand knot, the figure-eight knot, the lark’s head and the square knot, each as a small drawing with its name. These four knots are enough for the first simple ties, such as two wrists side by side.

What do you watch for when tying?

The rope never goes around the neck. Over joints and over spots where nerves lie close beneath the skin, such as the inner upper arm or the wrist, you never pull it tight. A finger still fits under every wrap. Check now and then that hands and feet stay warm and mobile; at tingling, numbness, cold or pale skin, untie at once. Safety scissors with a blunt tip lie within reach, you agree on a stop signal beforehand, and anyone who is tied is never left alone.

Is the rope meant for suspension?

No. Suspension bondage calls for experience and equipment designed for exactly that. Use this rope for ties on the floor, on the bed or on a chair.

What does the slim diameter mean?

A thin rope can be guided precisely and makes small, neat knots. In return, a single wrap presses harder on a narrow spot. Laying three or four wraps side by side spreads the pull over a wider area.

How do you care for the rope?

The gentlest way is to wash it by hand in cool water with a little mild detergent. Then let it dry in loose loops in the open air, not on the radiator. Store it dry and loosely coiled so the strands do not tangle.