Me You Us Bound To Please combines two linked silicone wrist cuffs, two linked silicone ankle cuffs, and one padded satin blindfold. The box contains three physical articles: one wrist-cuff piece with two openings, one ankle-cuff piece with two openings, and one blindfold. That is the five-piece count used on the store record: two wrist cuffs, two ankle cuffs, and one blindfold.
The cuffs are manual and chain-free. Current exact-product sources describe flexible 7 mm silicone, a matte finish, and an integrated solid bridge between each pair of loops. The blindfold is a different material: padded satin with an elastic strap. Silicone applies to the cuffs, not the blindfold.
Verified product details
| Store SKU | NAL-91194 |
|---|---|
| GTIN | 5060365096358 |
| Manufacturer code | USA-KX012 |
| Package contents | Two wrist cuffs, two ankle cuffs, and one blindfold |
| Physical arrangement | One linked wrist-cuff piece, one linked ankle-cuff piece, and one separate blindfold |
| Operation | Manual and non-powered |
| Cuff material | Silicone |
| Cuff construction | Flexible 7 mm loops with a matte finish and integrated bridge; no chain hardware |
| Blindfold material | Padded satin with elastic strap |
| Published fit measurements | No exact cuff circumference, stretch limit, head-size range, or blindfold dimensions were verified |
Fit note: Stretchy is not a size measurement and does not mean universal fit. No verified exact cuff circumference or safe stretch limit was found. Compare the received package with the sizing and fit guide, and do not use a cuff that pinches, traps circulation, cannot be removed promptly, or must be forced over a hand or foot.
Plan the restraint session first
Read the directions supplied with the received product before use. Every participant must be an adult who gives specific, voluntary consent and can stop at any time. Agree on a spoken stop word and a nonverbal signal before the blindfold goes on. Keep an immediate removal path available, check in often, and never leave a restrained or blindfolded person unattended. The beginner restraint guide covers consent, release planning, circulation, stop signals, and a simple first session.
- Inspect the silicone loops, both integrated bridges, the blindfold seams, padding, and elastic strap before every use.
- Do not use the set if the silicone is torn, cracked, split, sticky, permanently stretched, sharply nicked, or deformed, or if the blindfold has damaged elastic, loose seams, exposed edges, staining, odor, or damp padding.
- Practice putting on and removing each component with full visibility and relaxed hands before combining the cuffs with the blindfold.
- Keep the nose and mouth fully clear. Never place any cuff or blindfold component around the neck, over the airway, or where it can interfere with breathing.
- Keep the session seated or supported. Do not stand, walk, use stairs, drive, sleep, or use the set while impaired.
Cuff fit and circulation checks
Position each silicone loop only as directed on the package. It must leave enough clearance for normal circulation and prompt removal. Check the restrained hands and feet repeatedly for skin color, temperature, swelling, sensation, and movement. Remove the cuffs immediately for pain, numbness, tingling, coldness, loss of sensation, marked swelling, weakness, or pale, blue, purple, or unusually dark color change. Stop rather than treating discomfort as part of the activity.
Do not pull the linked cuffs in opposite directions with body weight, suspend anyone, attach them to fixed objects, add locks, or use them as load-bearing equipment. The integrated bridge is part of the flexible restraint design; it is not a rated anchor. If a loop cannot be removed promptly, stop all tension, support the limb, work the silicone back gently, and seek urgent help if circulation, breathing, severe pain, or loss of sensation is involved.
Compare other restraint formats in the Kink and Restraint collection and the cuffs archive. Compare material, adjustment range, release method, connection hardware, and the exact body position rather than assuming every cuff style works the same way.
Blindfold checks
The padded satin blindfold uses an elastic strap. Its shape may reduce light at the edges, but no blindfold can guarantee complete blackout on every face. Adjust it so it rests without painful pressure on the eyes, temples, ears, or nose. Confirm breathing and communication before adding cuffs. Remove it before anyone changes position or moves through the room.
Remove the blindfold immediately for panic, dizziness, nausea, headache, painful pressure, breathing difficulty, disorientation that does not settle, or any request to stop. Check the room first for furniture edges, cords, pets, hot surfaces, glass, and anything that could be knocked over.
Cleaning and storage
Follow the received instructions because the silicone cuffs and padded satin blindfold require different care. Review the materials and care guide and the cleaning and storage guide for material-aware handling.
- If the package permits, wash the silicone cuffs with lukewarm water and mild, unscented soap. Rinse away all residue.
- Spot-clean the blindfold unless its label expressly permits another method. Do not soak the padding or elastic, place it in a washing machine or dryer, or apply bleach, solvents, or disinfectants without manufacturer permission.
- Air-dry every component completely before storage. Keep the blindfold open to airflow until the padding and seams are dry.
- Store the clean, dry pieces away from direct sun, heat, dust, sharp objects, and products that can stain, deform, or transfer material.
Do not boil the cuffs, use a dishwasher, or claim that either material is sterilizable. If the package directions differ from this general routine, follow the package. For broader product education, use the Learn library or Start Here before choosing.
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