Gags & Blindfolds

Elevate your BDSM play with our collection of gags and blindfolds, designed to heighten intimacy, trust, and excitement. These classic bondage accessories are perfect for exploring sensory deprivation and power dynamics, whether you’re just starting out or experienced in advanced play.

Our selection includes soft, breathable ball gags, comfortable eye masks, and complete sensory play sets, all crafted from high-quality, body-safe materials. Ideal for couples looking to build anticipation and deepen connection, these products offer both fun and safety when used responsibly.

With discreet shipping and privacy-focused billing, you can shop confidently while keeping your fantasies private. Discover the perfect gag or blindfold to transform your scenes into unforgettable experiences.

The Power of Sensory Deprivation in BDSM

Gags and blindfolds are essential tools in bondage and BDSM play, designed to heighten sensation, trust, and excitement. By removing one or more senses, these accessories amplify physical touch and emotional intensity, creating deeper intimacy and stronger power exchange between partners.

Whether you're exploring playful light bondage or engaging in serious power dynamics, these products bring fantasy to life while encouraging communication and trust.

Types of Gags

1. Ball Gags

• Most popular option for bondage play.

• Designed to restrict speech while leaving breathing pathways open.

• Beginner-friendly ball gags are made from soft, breathable materials.

• Advanced gags may feature larger balls or harness-style straps for a secure fit.

2. Bit Gags

• Resemble horse-riding bits, offering a unique look and feel.

• Allow some speech and easier breathing compared to traditional ball gags.

• Ideal for couples who want a stylish and functional alternative.

3. Specialty Gags

• Include inflatable gags, spider gags, or open-mouth designs for advanced play.

• Best for experienced users seeking more intense restriction or roleplay variety.

Types of Blindfolds

1. Soft Blindfolds

• Made from gentle fabrics like satin or faux fur.

• Comfortable for beginners exploring light sensory deprivation.

• Often adjustable and easy to wear for extended sessions.

2. Padded BDSM Eye Masks

• Provide total darkness for heightened suspense and vulnerability.

• Block all visual cues, intensifying other senses such as touch and sound.

• Perfect for advanced players and immersive roleplay scenarios.

3. Sensory Play Sets

• Combine gags, blindfolds, and other accessories like cuffs or feathers.

• Great for couples wanting a complete starter package for exploration.

How to Choose the Right Gag or Blindfold

1. Skill level:

   • Beginners: Soft blindfolds and breathable ball gags.

   • Intermediate: Bit gags or padded masks with adjustable straps.

   • Advanced: Specialty gags or full-coverage blindfolds.

2. Comfort and safety:

   • Choose body-safe materials like silicone, faux leather, or soft fabrics.

   • Look for adjustable straps to ensure a proper fit.

3. Play style:

   • Sensory teasing → Blindfolds and light gags.

   • Roleplay scenes → Harness gags and dramatic masks.

   • Intense restriction → Advanced gags and full blackout masks.

Safety and Consent Guidelines

• Communication first: Agree on boundaries and safe words before play begins.

• Breathing is essential: Never fully block the airway. Breathable gags are recommended, especially for beginners.

• Check circulation and fit: Avoid overly tight straps that could cause discomfort or injury.

• Use a safe signal: When gags prevent speech, establish a non-verbal signal like dropping an object to stop play.

• Aftercare matters: Provide comfort and reassurance after intense sessions to build trust.

Pro Tip: Beginners should try wearing a gag for a few minutes before a full scene to get used to the sensation.

Care and Maintenance

• Cleaning: Wash gags and blindfolds after each session using toy-safe cleaners or mild soap and water.

• Drying: Allow items to air-dry fully before storage to prevent bacteria growth.

• Storage: Keep accessories in a clean, dry place, preferably in a discreet bag or box.

• Routine checks: Inspect straps, buckles, and stitching regularly for wear or damage.