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youngwrestler -> Starter gear (12/15/2011 5:07:50 PM)
Anyone that could give me there in sight on bondage gear such as cuffs, collar, rope, tape, cock cages, stufff like that, it would be helpfull

LillyBoPeep -> RE: Starter gear (12/15/2011 5:50:43 PM)
While you're a newbie, sometimes it helps to go cheap. Duct tape and electrical tape are awesome and super cheap. Clothespins are great, ad also cheap. If you have a Dollar Tree near you, you can find $1 hair brushes that make great paddles. And of course, wooden spoons are great. Some sites you can check are jtstockroom and extremerestraints - extremerestraints has great sales around holidays - I got a wwartenburg pinwheel and a little silver egge vibe once for less than $10, shipping included. Also, there's sub-shop.com - I got a thrifty slave ball gag for $2; slightlyy irregular color but you really can't tell and it does the job. :p

punisher440 -> RE: Starter gear (12/15/2011 6:25:04 PM)
If you have not tried Ebay,you might want to.They have an Adult section that not everyone knows about.But you do have to have a credit card for age verification to log into the Adult section.Some stuff is sold on auction,some in Ebay stores,and most is a lot cheaper than other places.Example,I bought a new hand made leather bridle type gag on an auction,$25 including shipping,comparable to others I have seen selling for at least twice that.Vibrating egg,$1.50 including shipping.Arm and leg metal and leather spreader bars[pair] for $21 plus shipping.

LillyBoPeep -> RE: Starter gear (12/15/2011 7:57:21 PM)
Ohhh that's true - ebay is a great souce. You cann find low-cost restraints there pretty easily. You can always upgrade later.

BalletBob -> RE: Starter gear (12/15/2011 9:48:38 PM)
Try Spencer Gifts, if you have one near you. They have some neat Velcro Straps and Collars, good for beginners. Still need Training, sub BalletBob

zaftigcurves -> RE: Starter gear (12/16/2011 7:58:43 PM)
Home Depot is sometimes called Dom Depot, and any local farm supply place like Tractor Supply Company has tons of stuff. I got a crop on sale for $8 at TSC (I think it may have been mis-marked). You may also want to check out the Better Built Bondage Book. It has directions on how to do tons of things yourself and is worth the money.

DominantHunger -> RE: Starter gear (12/17/2011 9:18:19 AM)
The responses so far are good advice on where to get your first bondage toys, but it sounds like you are looking for more than that. The biggest mistake I see newbies making (including myself when I was one) is going overboard on buying too many toys. Keep it simple, start small, and gradually build up your toy box. A newbie Dom with too much gear won't know how to use any of it very well making it tough to inspire a sub to stick around. A newbie sub with too much gear can end up intimidating a novice Dom/me away when they look at your mountain of gear not knowing what they would do with all of it. I would pick one type of bondage from your list to start with. Personally I would go with either cuffs or rope as a starting point. Cuffs and collars are very nice for novices because they are very easy to use. Good quality cuffs are expensive, but there is nothing wrong with starting with the cheap velcro kind and upgrading later. Rope is great for beginners because it is cheap. Don't worry about getting the high end shibari grade hemp - start with basic Home Depot rope. If you find you like rope, you'll want better rope later. Just don't break the bank when first starting. The problem with rope for beginners is it is more difficult to do well than cuffs. I don't want to scare you off rope, because it is still a great place to start. I just recommend starting with a book on rope bondage. It will give you more confidence and make it more fun to learn. Two book recommendations are "Jay Wiseman's Erotic Bondage Handbook" and "Two Knotty Boys Showing You The Ropes". Both are available on Amazon. Jay Wiseman's book has more information, but the Two Knotty Boys book has much better pictures which is very helpful when trying to learn a new rope technique.

Buzzzz -> RE: Starter gear (12/17/2011 3:24:38 PM)
just use some rope. you can do all of the above with rope.

LillyBoPeep -> RE: Starter gear (12/17/2011 6:24:52 PM)
Ohh check out demos by Lqqkout from Iowa - he's great at faaassttt rope bondage. :)

Kracker -> RE: Starter gear (12/18/2011 4:50:45 AM)
The wife and I, both switches, are new to the "lifestyle" as well. I recommend getting some commercial cuffs; we got ours from Sportsheets. They offer a decent line of beginner products for light bondage. The cuffs we have are inexpensive, comfortable, and very versatile. I highly recommend them as a beginner set until you know what you want. Don't waste money on things that look good on a website until you know how you would use them.

beckymisterress -> RE: Starter gear (8/21/2012 9:41:02 PM)
Need help can I use an extension cord

Lucylastic -> RE: Starter gear (8/22/2012 7:10:04 AM)
Also Try the Fetish Fantasy line by Pipedream... They are cheap, and fun... and go from there, they have a line of fun stuff that you can pay three or four times the price at other places.. Lots of great places already mentioned:)

ChatteParfaitt -> RE: Starter gear (8/22/2012 7:36:37 AM)
Using FR: If you're new, I wouldn't invest a ton of money in toys until you have the experience to know what you're into. Rope is a hassle unless you're good with knots, and you can cut off circulation and crap unless you know what you are doing. For bondage, I recommend buying cheap pet collars at Walmart or any pet store that will serve as cuffs. The hardware store has cheap chain as well as doodads to clip it together (nice for fast release). Most farm stores sell crops for cheap. Or try the pet store. You can make your own floggers; a Google search will bring up tons of hits. Tons of household items make for great sensation play. Get creative. Remember, the single most important tool in your kit is your BRAIN.

Restyles -> RE: Starter gear (8/23/2012 8:39:44 PM)
For rope go to REI or Bass Pro Shops for climbing rope or webbing. Even the big box hardware store rope will do, but I prefer the colors of climbing rope.

KaleidoKenlyn -> RE: Starter gear (8/26/2012 1:20:12 PM)
quote: "If you have not tried Ebay,you might want to.They have an Adult section that not everyone knows about.But you do have to have a credit card for age verification to log into the Adult section.Some stuff is sold on auction,some in Ebay stores,and most is a lot cheaper than other places.Example,I bought a new hand made leather bridle type gag on an auction,$25 including shipping,comparable to others I have seen selling for at least twice that.Vibrating egg,$1.50 including shipping.Arm and leg metal and leather spreader bars[pair] for $21 plus shipping." Wow. Screw XR, I'm going to Ebay on payday. We've been wanting a better blindfold for a while now. The one we got was $30 and is WAY too big. Thought about just cutting the back and tying it on, but I don't want to do that till we've got a new one. Anyway, thanks for that tip. quote: Need help can I use an extension cord You can absolutely use an extension cord. When I first started, I was a huge fan of extension cords, power cords, phone charger cords.. Hell, cords were my thing. Even now, when the rope is too far away, or extension cords are simply handier, they work just fine.

Fullfilher -> RE: Starter gear (9/4/2012 1:11:43 PM)
I am not a "starter" with bondage, but up until now I have used things that are handy, rope, clothing, belts, tights, pantyhose, etc. But I am getting seduced by the idea of wrist and ankle cuffs primarily as a time saving element. Leather looks best and probably lasts longest, but what about cleaning? I'd like something easy to clean, and ideally something that could be tossed in a washing machine. What do people recommend? And where can it be bought at a reasonable price?

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