A 24-inch metal spreader bar holds your partner's ankles or wrists apart at a fixed width, so they stay put right where you want them. It's a sturdy, low-cost way for couples to try restraint play without a steep learning curve.

Features

• Fixed 24-inch width for a firm, predictable spread
• Lightweight metal bar capped with plastic on both ends
• Strong O-ring at each end plus four swivel snap hooks
• Clip it between ankles, between wrists, or wrists to ankles
• Works with any cuffs that have a D-ring or O-ring
• Simple to set up, so it's a solid first spreader bar

Materials and care

Iron bar with a zinc finish and plastic end caps, in a silver-grey tone. Wipe it down with a damp cloth and mild soap, dry it fully, and keep it somewhere dry so the finish stays clean.

Good to know

The width doesn't adjust, so 24 inches is what you get, and it's not something you fold up small for travel. Cuffs aren't included either, so grab a set of ankle or wrist cuffs before your first session. Everything ships in plain packaging with a discreet billing descriptor.

FAQ

Do I need cuffs to use this bar?

Yes. The hooks clip onto cuffs, which are sold separately. Any ankle or wrist cuffs with a D-ring or O-ring will connect right up.

Is a spreader bar okay for beginners?

It is. The fixed width and simple snap hooks make it one of the easier restraints to start with. Agree on a safe word first and keep a pair of scissors nearby just in case.

How does it ship?

In plain, unmarked packaging with a discreet charge on your statement. Nothing on the box says what's inside.