We had a bunch of poly webbing come in when we ordered nylon. They claimed we used the wrong code letters, and it would cost a lot to ship it back, so we decided to make up some out of the poly material and offer them for about half price (it is MUCH cheaper to buy). We sold out quickly, and shortly thereafter I got a note from a customer. It said, in part, "Hey guys, I have one of your regular bed bond sets, and I bought one of these as a gift for a friend. You should always sell them. Almost all the webbing is under the bed, none of it touches the bottom's skin, and it is, otherwise, just as good". So we decided to follow his advice, and bought in a bunch of the poly webbing, getting an even better price, and now we will always offer these at about half the price of the nylon ones.

So here is just about the same description as the other bed bonds , and, personally, unless you have your heart set on the Rolls Royce, this is an ideal item for you.

Named after a good friend who came up with the idea. Shown here in use on a queen mattress, the sketches show how these Poly webbing bonds are designed. The box you see in the sketch (click on one to see a close up) is to show where the mattress would lay, holding the bonds in place, which allows you to hold the person you want firmly in position. These units are portable or they will convert a bed permanently to a bondage device, and the rings can be tucked away, sight unseen, until needed again. Made of 1 1/2" Poly webbing, with large "D" rings, they have a break strength of 1050 pounds, so I doubt that you know anyone who will be ripping these apart.

These is the same design of bed bonds that were featured in Bound and Gagged and KW Enterprises, but we made them in Nylon for them.

Designed to fit specific size mattresses, please select from the chart below.

Our original design was not made to fit high-rise mattresses (also called pillow-top). While they could work, the "D" rings were a little hard to get to. We now make them specifically for people with the high rise mattresses. Standard mattresses normally are about 8" high, while the high rise ones are more like 15". If your mattress is between 8" and 15" then you will have to pick between the two. If you pick the high rise, the D rings will lay on the mattress a little. If you pick the standard, they will miss the top of the mattress a little. Both will work fine, but if you want all of the area available for a really good stretch, I suggest the standard.

You will note that most of these will usually not be listed as in stock. Because of the many varieties available we don't normally stock these, but make them up to order. They take only 1-2 days from the date of your order to ship out to you.