Resistance bands

Anyone try being tied up with resistance bands--the rubbery kind used for physical therapy?

Whilst I'm a massive rubberist I worry that just knitting these could be problematic as the knots could tighten too much quite easily.

On the other hand, if you replaced chains attached to cuffs with resistance bands that could be a really interesting feeling. Being tied down and able to move briefly until the resistance overcomes your strength and you are forced back down. Hot!

I agree with Rubbermark.

I would rather use regular rope because I can set the tension and almost forget about it. Rubber will keep tension and get tighter, possibly cutting off circulation after a few minutes. Also untying a rubber band is much harder than rope as a knot compresses on itself.

Pallet wrap works well and is cheap and easy to cut for removal. It comes in many sizes.

@Jds4med: CAUTION, some pallet wraps tighten after application. Not a good feeling to come back after 10 minutes and find your patient has not taken a breath.

^^^^ Where did you buy that plastic wrap?

I have used the palate wraps from U-Haul and UPS stores. They actually go on the tightness you wrap them with. The plastic is stretchy and what happens is you put layer upon layer of stretchy plastic over your sub which doesn't tighten after, it tightens during like a rubber band. Some plastic wraps tighten when you apply heat via a heat gun or hair dryer. The body doesn't generate enough heat to shrink it.

The packing material stuff isn't shrink wrap.

Leaving your restrained bottom unmonintored for even one minute is unacceptable.

Thanks for the repeated warning Jds4med.

I ran into a shrinking wrap in a factory, purely industrial stuff for heavy equipment like huge circuit breakers and switches.

Thinking back about 45 years I remember that the industrial wrap we used was put on under a good deal of tension. I believe that it did not "shrink" but just returned to it's pre-stretch length. The stuff was tough, you could not punch through it or tear it in the middle of a sheet, even tearing at a edge was not easy. As I said, we wrapped 500lb+ equipment on pallets for shipping.

Take a look at a U-Haul store, Home Depot, Lowe's, Staples, etc. It's a common product that's frequently used in BDSM.

While were saying where to get good restraint items, the very best and let's not forget prettiest (VERY important) rope (LINE as sailors call it) is at West Marine. Any length you want in colors, diameters degrees of stiffness and pliability galore.

My husband taught me and I have become an expert at weaving rope ends into loops and whipping rope ends and because I'm a girl and like things to be pretty. 😁

YES,, you have to be caution used plastic wrap on a person and you all have fun & be safe and keep a eye on the person please ,,,,,,