Fetish Fantasy Series - Bondage swing with cuffs

Two wrist cuffs, two ankle cuffs and a series of D-rings spread along the structure: the suspended person can be restrained as well as supported. The rest reuses the range's common frame, with an eye bolt, chain, torsion spring and metal support bar. The Fetish Fantasy Series Bondage Swing adjusts for height and angle alike.

Why choose this model?

• Wrist and ankle cuffs: the only one of the three to combine suspension with restraint of all four limbs.
• D-rings spread along it: the attachment point is chosen along the structure, changing position without coming down.
• EZ-Open hooks: both hooks release without tools: the only quick way out.
• Padded supports: two large ones for back and buttocks, two stirrups for the legs, across four points.
• Height and angle adjustment: the setting is made once unloaded, and found again afterwards.

How to use it

1. Identify a load-bearing joist first of all: a plasterboard ceiling will not hold an eye bolt.
2. Assemble everything unloaded and hang a dead weight first, then load progressively.
3. Check chain, spring, hooks and stitching before every session, without exception.
4. Adjust the cuffs to two fingers' clearance and check the hooks stay reachable from the position.
5. Stay present throughout: someone suspended and restrained cannot free themselves.

The spinning swing reuses the same frame, trading cuffs for a full rotation, and the black swing also mounts on a door frame, which avoids drilling. See also choosing an accessory for two and starting BDSM safely.

Care and precautions

The manufacturer publishes no maximum load: refer to the instructions supplied and never exceed the figure they give. The anchor point is the critical element of the whole set; where there is any doubt about the ceiling structure, have it fitted by a professional. Straps and padding wipe down with a damp cloth and dry flat, and the metal parts should be inspected at every assembly. Never use this swing alone, and keep something to cut with within reach without leaving the room.

Frequently asked questions

What load does it take?

No figure is published by the manufacturer. The supplied instructions govern and must be read before first assembly.

How does it differ from the spinning one?

This one adds four cuffs and D-rings; the spinning model adds full rotation but no restraint at all.

Does the ceiling need drilling?

Yes, the eye bolt fixes into a load-bearing joist. The black model also accepts a door frame.

What comes in the box?

Bolt, chain, spring, support bar, four padded supports, four cuffs, hooks and instructions.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Assembly demands care, but the suspended position reduces effort once the installation is validated.

SoPigalle tip: load the swing with a sandbag or water bottles for several hours before the first session. An anchor that is going to fail rarely does so on the first try, but almost always under a sustained load.