Sportsheets Bondage Bar

Really sturdy and easy to use. If the idea of fussing with all sorts of gear isn't appealing to you, the Bondage Bar gives you the experience of a spreader bar with zero kink know-how required.

It's, essentially, four velcro cuffs built onto a nylon sleeve that slides onto a really rigid, thin and flat (not round) fiberglass bar. The bar is extremely rigid and doesn't allow the bar to bend when someone is secured in it. The Velcro cuffs are easy to undo and redo, and with the length and Velcro design, it fits a wide variety of sizes.

The velcro isn't the quietest, so I wouldn't want to constantly be adjusting the velcro mid-scene, but it works just fine for shoving limbs into the Bondage Bar - then moving onto other pleasures.

I like that the Bondage Bar is a fraction of the price of buying a spreader bar AND then getting all of the cuffs to go with it. It also is way easier to operate; there are no adjustment points or clips or locks to worry about. Just velcro and go.

That's also something you should be aware of though: since the Bondage Bar doesn't offer any adjustment in length or cuff placement. This means that getting both the ankles and the wrists into the Bondage Bar can be a stretch for some people. You need to be able to place your legs approximately 24" apart and then place your wrists right next to your ankles in-between your spread legs. This will be a stretch for some people and without any adjustment points, you don't have a way to spread the legs further (for an easier bend) or add length to the wrist bondage point to make the bend less severe.

As a nice bonus, though, with no metal parts, you don't get any jingling. So if you want to use just the ankle cuffs and ignore the wrist cuffs, the wrist cuffs don't jingle or cause any noise during use. It's strong, rigid, but quiet.

And it requires virtually no care or upkeep. I have mine tossed under the bed with all sorts of crap on top of it. The cuffs get squished and flattened constantly, but they work just fine when I pull out the bar again.

As long as you're cognizant of its limitations, it's an A+ spreader bar for people who want a no-hassle entry into spreader bar fun.