Arm Restraint Sir Richards Command Bicep Binder Black

Arm Restraint Sir Richards Command Bicep Binder Black 💪

The Bicep Bender by Sir Richards is an arm restraint for the upper arms made of wide black nylon straps. Two cuffs wrap around the arms above the elbows and are tightened via triangular metal buckles. Between them runs a connecting strap that can be shortened or lengthened steplessly via a slide buckle; the shorter it is set, the closer the elbows move together. The straps are riveted at the joins. The arm restraint comes from the Command range and is mainly worn behind the back, where it draws the shoulders back and opens the chest. 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 for the upper arms
• ✅ Model: Bicep Bender
• 🧵 Material: nylon, metal
• 🎨 Colour: black
• ✅ Fastening: metal buckles
• ✅ Adjustment: stepless
• ✅ Worn: behind the back or at the front
• ⚠️ Caution: never leave alone, keep scissors to hand

❓ FAQ

How do you put the arm restraint on?

Unhurriedly and in two steps. Set the connecting strap long to begin with, place both cuffs around the upper arms and tighten them via the buckles. Then shorten the strap step by step until the position stays comfortable for the person being restrained.

What applies to safety?

Bondage only works with clear rules. Behind the back the shoulders must not be overstretched, and the position is held only briefly. There must always be room for at least one finger between strap and skin. Check feeling and circulation in the arms and hands regularly; at tingling, numbness, cold or discolouration the restraint is released at once. The restrained person is never left alone, scissors or another quick-release tool lie within reach, and beforehand you agree on a stop signal that works without words too. The straps never go around the neck.

What changes when it is worn at the front?

The hands stay freer. In front of the body the elbows are drawn together, but forearms and hands can still move. For a first try this is the milder option.

How do you care for the straps?

Wipe them damp and let them air-dry. If needed, use a little mild soap. Only put the arm restraint away once straps and buckles are completely dry.

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.