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A fantastically versatile restraint kit, Lux Fetish's simple Bed Spreader instantly converts just about any bed into a veritable bondage playground via sturdy, extra lengthy straps that fit under most standard mattresses, as well as around headboards and frames.
Allowing for all kinds of connectivity with cuffs, tethers and otherwise, the Spreader set contains four 5 foot (1.52m) straps and a midpoint attachment band that slip discreetly underneath (or around) bed configurations, attaching, in turn to four included black neoprene cuffs with sturdy swivel clips.
Set-up can be perfectly customized to suit any number of bondage-geared scenarios- even if a bed isn't available, the straps and bands can certainly be made use of in other ways. Fits any standard mattresses.Spot clean.
Best purchase I've ever made. Wrist and ankle restraints are comfortable and secure. The under the mattress strapping keeps in place and are very secure. We enjoy using this product on a regular basis. I very highly recommend this to anyone that likes the sort of activity.
This item fit perfectly... Easy to set up and fun to experiment with. Easy to travel with and to set up in hotel or anywhere you go.
This item is excellently made and very comfortable... A must purchase for couples at play.
Hard to praise an item that is simply a system of straps, velcro, and rings, but needless to say it is perfect. We have a California King mattress (the largest commercially available mattress) and the straps still fit the four corners of the bed without needing to spread uncomfortably wide. So if you have a big bed you will be fine. The cuffs are a nice soft fabric and very comfortable for prolonged where. Only minor complaint is one of the metal spring clips on one of the cuffs is stiff and needs to be pressed down on a certain angle in order to dislodge, but this is only an issue with the one cuff and probably just a factory fault.
