Sir Richards

Sir Richards is an American brand committed to ethical and fair-trade BDSM: for every product sold, a contraceptive item is donated to a partner organization. Their range of restraint accessories— such as the adjustable Command bicep cuff — combines durability and safety, using carefully selected materials. A responsible approach to pleasure that is rare in the world of sex toys.

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Sir Richards designs BDSM accessories built to last, crafted with care, and driven by a concrete social commitment. The adjustable Command bicep restraint is the perfect example.

BDSM restraints, how do they work?

A bicep restraint attaches around the arm, generally at the upper arm or bicep, to restrict movement in a targeted way without immobilizing the entire wrist. This type of accessory offers intermediate constraint, ideal for exploring partial submission or creating new positions during power play. The adjustable system allows the size to be adapted to each wearer's body type, which is essential for combining pleasure and safety.

Unlike classic handcuffs, bicep restraints distribute pressure over a larger surface area, reducing the risk of nerve compression. According to the recommendations of BDSM communities practicing SSC (Safe, Sane, Consensual), it is advised never to exceed 20 to 30 minutes of continuous immobilization and to always have blunt-tip scissors within reach. Also, browse our selection of ropes to enrich your immobilization practices.

The different types of BDSM immobilization accessories

  • Bicep restraints: attach to the upper arm for targeted constraint and partial hand freedom.
  • Rigid handcuffs: made of metal or plastic, they offer firm immobilization of the wrists with opening by key or safety mechanism.
  • Leather or neoprene cuffs: wider, they attach with Velcro or buckles and are ideal for beginners due to their increased comfort.
  • Multi-position restraint kits: complete systems connecting wrists, ankles, and anchor points for elaborate immobilization scenarios to be found in our BDSM restraint kit collection.

How to choose your BDSM restraints

  • Experience level: beginners should favor quick-release systems (Velcro, clips); experienced practitioners can opt for tighter buckle straps.
  • Materials: favor resistant nylon, genuine leather, or neoprene, while avoiding rigid plastics that could pinch the skin.
  • Adjustment and size: an adjustable restraint covers a wider range of body types and avoids involuntary compression.
  • Safety and the safeword: always practice with a pre-established safeword and regularly check blood circulation during play.
  • Maintenance: accessories in contact with the skin must be cleaned after each use with a suitable cleaner to ensure hygiene and the longevity of the equipment.