Handcuffs Ohmama Fetish Scandal Padded Black and Red

Handcuffs Ohmama Fetish Scandal Padded Black and Red 🖤

Handcuffs by Ohmama Fetish from the Scandal range: black cuffs with a red patterned inlay along the edge, soft and fluffy padding inside and a hook-and-loop band over the full length outside. A snap hook on two D-rings sits between the cuffs. They stand under handcuffs, with bondage and under fetish sex toys; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Ohmama.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: polyester and metal
• 🎨 Colour: Black and Red
• ✅ Inlay: red patterned, along the edge
• ✅ Padding: inside
• 🔒 Fastening: hook-and-loop
• ✅ Connection: snap hook on D-rings

❓ FAQ

Why hook-and-loop instead of a buckle?

Because no hole dictates the width: the hook-and-loop band can be pressed down at any point. That way the same cuff fits a slim and a strong wrist.

How are they put on?

Place the cuff around the wrist with the padding inside, wrap the hook-and-loop band round once and press it down firmly. If it sits too loose or too tight, undo the band and press it on again a little further forward or back.

Do they really hold?

As long as nobody pulls with a jerk, yes. A firm pull on the strap end opens the hook-and-loop, and in bondage play that is more of an advantage than a flaw.

What else can be attached to them?

Undo the snap hook and each cuff has its own D-ring. Anything with a snap hook or hook fits it: a rope, a chain, a spreader bar. More is under BDSM sex toys.

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 cuffs come off 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?

Polyester and lining take hand washing in lukewarm water with a little mild soap. Close the hook-and-loop band first so it does not collect lint, let the handcuffs air dry and rub the snap hook dry afterwards.