Bondage Rope Ouch Polyester Turquoise 10 m

Bondage Rope Ouch Polyester Turquoise 10 m 💙

A bondage rope by Ouch! in light turquoise, one shade throughout. The sheath is shiny polyester, with cotton beneath it as the core. The twisted construction runs diagonal grooves along the whole length; they give grip when knots are pulled tight. The rope is light and flexible and comes wound crosswise on a turquoise 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: Turquoise
• 📏 Length: 10 m
• ✅ Thickness: Ø 0.6 cm
• ✅ Construction: twisted
• 📦 Supplied: on a backing card with four basic knots drawn on it

❓ FAQ

Who is the rope suited to?

To everyone starting out with rope: simple wrist and ankle ties work without prior knowledge, and the four knots on the backing card, the overhand knot, the figure-eight knot, the lark’s head and the square knot, are enough for them. Anyone with experience uses it for quick ties in between.

What matters when tying?

No rope around the neck, and nothing is pulled tight over joints or on the inside of the upper arm and wrist, where nerves lie close beneath the skin. Leave room for a finger under every wrap. Check again and again that hands and feet stay warm and feel normal; tingling, numbness, cold or pallor are the sign to untie at once. Safety scissors with a blunt tip lie within reach, the stop signal is fixed beforehand, and the tied person is never left alone.

Is it suitable for suspension?

No. That needs a great deal of experience and equipment built specially to carry a body. This rope stays with ties in which the body is supported.

What does the small diameter mean in practice?

Knots stay small and can be placed precisely. Because a single wrap presses on a narrow line, you are better off laying several wraps side by side, which spreads the pull.

How do you wash and store it?

Most gently by hand in cool water with a little mild detergent. Then let it dry in loose loops in the open air, away from radiators and direct sun. Once it is completely dry, coil it loosely so it stays free of knots and ready to hand.