Handcuffs in Stainless Steel Silver 14.4 cm

Handcuffs in Stainless Steel Silver 14.4 cm 🔒

Handcuffs in the classic build: two ratcheted cuffs with a short chain between them, opened with a key. Fourteen and a half centimetres overall means little room - the hands stay together, and nothing else is intended. Solid stainless steel has weight, and that is felt; light plastic cuffs are a different thing. A finger must fit between metal and skin, and nobody stays cuffed alone. Here too: lock the ratchet, or the cuff tightens with every movement. It stands under handcuffs, with BDSM sex toys, under bondage and with the sex toys.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: stainless steel
• 🎨 Colour: silver
• 📏 Length: 14.4 cm
• ✅ Build: classic, with a chain
• ✅ Adjustment: by the ratchet
• ✅ Opening: with a key
• ✅ Fit: one finger of room

❓ FAQ

How tightly are handcuffs closed?

So that a finger fits underneath. Too tight presses on nerves and vessels; tingling or numb fingers mean: open at once.

What if the key is gone?

That is why two are included. One stays within reach, the second outside the room - and nobody is left cuffed and alone.

What kind of steel is this?

Stainless steel, polished. It does not rust, has no pores and takes on neither smell nor colour - which is why a piece like this outlasts the interest in it.

How is it cleaned?

Warm water with soap, or boiling if need be. Stainless steel takes both; there are no pores for anything to stay in.

Which lubricant belongs with it?

Any of them. Unlike silicone, nothing here is attacked by silicone oil - water-based ones stand under water-based lubricant and are simply easier to wash off.

Why is it so heavy?

Because it is solid. The weight is part of the effect; anyone wanting it lighter is better served by silicone.

Can it be cooled or warmed?

Yes, and that is half the appeal. A few minutes in warm water or in the fridge are enough - never the freezer, and never boiling water right before use.

How discreetly does it arrive?

In a plain box with no hint of the contents. The sender line says nothing that would tell the neighbours anything.