Wrist Cuffs Ohmama Fetish Padded Black and Grey

Wrist Cuffs Ohmama Fetish Padded Black and Grey 🩶

Wrist cuffs by Ohmama Fetish: a grey band on the outside, a soft, fluffy lining inside and neatly bound edges. They close with hook-and-loop, which holds at any width, and each cuff has a snap hook on a short loop. They stand under handcuffs, with bondage and under BDSM sex toys; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Ohmama.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: neoprene and metal
• 🎨 Colour: Black
• ✅ Lining: soft, inside
• 🔒 Fastening: hook-and-loop, infinitely adjustable
• ✅ Snap hook: one per cuff

❓ FAQ

What is the lining for?

It spreads the pull across the full width of the cuff and lies softly against the skin. Without padding, a strap cuts in as soon as someone pulls.

How are they put on?

Place the cuff around the wrist with the lining inside, pull the hook-and-loop band taut but without pressure and smooth it down along its full length so no corner sticks out. Then turn the snap hook to where it is to be clipped in.

Do they really hold?

Hook-and-loop holds as long as nobody pulls with a jerk. In bondage play that is more of an advantage: a firm pull on the strap end opens the cuff at once.

What can be attached to them?

The snap hook clips into anything with a ring or eye: a spreader bar, a chain, a rope or the loop of the other cuff, so the hands stay together. More is under bondage.

What do you watch for when tying?

There is always room for one finger between cuff and wrist. Check circulation regularly: if the hands turn cold, numb, pale or bluish, the hook-and-loop comes open at once. Never leave anyone tied up alone, change position before arms or shoulders cramp, and agree on a stop signal beforehand that works without words. Keep scissors with a rounded tip within reach in case a rope jams at the snap hook.

How are they cared for?

Neoprene and lining take hand washing in lukewarm water with a little mild soap. Close the hook-and-loop first so no lint gets caught in it, and let the cuffs air dry, not on the radiator. Rub the snap hooks dry afterwards.