Restraint Set Sir Richards Bicep Bender Black

Restraint Set Sir Richards Bicep Bender Black 💪

An arm restraint made of wide nylon straps: two loops go around the upper arms, a connecting strap runs between them, and the buckles set the distance. It is worn at the front or the back - at the front the hands stay free to move, at the back the arms are pulled together. The appeal lies less in the restriction than in the posture: shoulders drawn together change how someone stands and breathes. In the shop the item carried a machine-translated German name; the model name now stands in the original. As with any restraint: two fingers between strap and skin, a word that ends everything, and nobody is left alone. It stands under bondage, with BDSM sex toys and under sex toys for men; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Sir Richards.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Type: arm restraint
• ✅ Model: Bicep Bender
• ✅ Worn: at the front or the back
• ✅ Straps: wide nylon
• ✅ Fittings: metal buckles
• ✅ Adjustment: stepless
• 🎨 Colour: black

❓ FAQ

How tight should it sit?

Two fingers must fit between strap and skin. If what is underneath goes numb, cold or pale, it comes off - no game is worth letting a hand fall asleep.

What to agree on beforehand?

On a word that ends everything. Anyone tied up is never left alone, and a pair of scissors stays within reach - that is the ground rule, not an extra. More bondage stands under bondage.

How is the material cared for?

Wipe it damp, store it dry. Faux leather does not take a sink, and metal parts do not take lasting damp. Let everything air before putting it away.

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.

Does one size really fit everyone?

It covers the usual range, not every body. All straps run over buckles, and the holes set a fixed span - anyone clearly above or below it should measure first.

Can it be worn under clothes?

Under loose clothing yes, under tight clothing it shows. Rings and buckles add bulk; these pieces are meant to be seen anyway, not hidden.