Description
The original (yes, we invented it) Under The Bed® Restraint System is easy to set up, in fact, sets up in minutes. 4 adjustable cuffs (fits 4 inch to 12 inch wrists), four restraint straps secured to one connector strap that fits securely under your mattress. Restrain your partners’ arms and legs from the sides or bottom of the bed. The restraint strap quickly fits beneath any mattress with no hooks and adjusts to the size you desire. Easy set-up on any mattress. Portable and great for a surprise getaway.
Features:
- Fits any size mattress and travels well
- Use at home or on your vacations
- 4 adjustable cuffs (fits 4-12″ wrists), four restraint straps secured to one connector strap that fits securely under your mattress
- Easy set-up on any mattress
- Portable and great for a surprise getaway
- The Under the Bed Restraints will fit any size mattress. The center strap is 60 inches as well as each 4 connecting straps. That means there is 10 feet of strap to wrap around the width of the mattress.
The Under The Bed Restraint System uses a H-shaped strap system to anchor four corners to a mattress for BDSM, while the “No Matter Where Restraint System” is a more versatile, portable, and adaptable version designed to secure partners to various anchor points beyond just the bed. Both are adjustable, comfortable, and made of nylon, suitable for beginners.
Key Differences:
- Anchoring Mechanism: The traditional Under the Bed system consists of three long straps, with a central connector running under the mattress and four arms extending to the corners, providing a secure, fixed point for mattress-based activity. The No Matter Where system is designed for flexibility, allowing it to be anchored to chairs, door handles, or other sturdy furniture, not just the bed.
- Versatility: The Under the Bed system is specifically designed for, as the name suggests, under a bed. The “No Matter Where” system is generally designed to be more flexible, enabling a wider range of bondage positions and locations.
- Portability: While both are relatively easy to use, “No Matter Where” systems are often marketed as being more portable for travel, focusing on versatility over a specific, fixed bed setup
