Sex swings have a rep for being pretty kinky sex items in the bondage kits category—and yeah, if you want to go full BDSM in your swing, go to town—but they’re also a handy tool for anyone, from dedicated kinksters to the most vanilla among us.
Swings tend to have a bit of a hardcore reputation, but they actually offer a lot of support and are great for people with mobility issues. They make difficult sex positions accessible to partners no matter their weight, height, or strength levels, allowing you and your partner to get into all sorts of positions that you may struggle with without one.
If you’re ready to try a sex swing as your preferred bondage kits for the first time, here are some very important safety tips, because, um, someone’s going be naked and suspended in the air and the last thing you want is a sex injury. Okay?
Mount it super securely
If you install a sex swing bondage kits, make sure you drill into a beam so that it doesn’t crash down when you or your partner is in it.
Do a pre-sex safety check
Always check out the weight limit before you purchase a sex swing to ensure it’s suitable for what you need it for. This is particularly important for any position where there will be more than one person in the swing. Also, test out the swing before getting frisky. Sit in it and move back and forth so you can get a feel for how it will work and ensure it will support you comfortably.
Consider the material it’s made of
Think about the materials you like on your skin. Itchy restraints are no fun, so make sure you buy something that’s going to feel good on your thighs, wrists, hands, etc.
