Self Bondage Neoprene Armbinder (Poly Webbing Straps)

Absolutely love this Armbinder! ♥ I've gone through loads of Armbinders trying to find ones that work for self-bondage, and most of them just break.

However this Armbinder works fantastic, it's stretchy and comfortable, but tight and restricting, just how I like it.

The adjustable straps will cater to a range of sizes. Once you've got it where you want it, trim the excess and use a lighter to seal the end of the webbing.

My only critique is the zipper seems a little stiff, so I'm terrified I'm going to break it. As long as you follow the instructions though, it zips up fine.

This also works great in combination with the Body Harness from the core of the Master Hogtie. I used an extra strap to tether the Armbinder to the harness at the wrists.

When you've had your fun, escape is simple enough, even with how tight I've got the shoulder straps.

Also great praise to BW for super quick dispatch & shipping on my order ♥♥

As a big gal from the gyms, I was worrying about whether the maximum size will be broken by me. At the time I am writing this comment, I had struggled out from the 29” more than 10 times with my good flexibility XD. It is recommended to use padded sheath on the shoulder straps, because the 1” straps could hurt you if you leave them on bare skin. Also, Anon’s advice are really helpful when I hear zipper coming up like a long note in the music.
Will order a medium one soon, I had a bet with my friend that she will get the 23” if I failed to it. If you feel you could use a smaller one, try to struggle out yourself without the help from any wall corner.

Nothing but praise for this thing, can only really echo what the other reviews have said thus far. While it can take a moment to set up the straps to however tight you wish the armbinder to be, once it's on properly it is certainly not going to be coming off unless you really want it to.
The material itself is great and surprisingly breathable, you could leave yourself bound comfortably for hours on end if you wished.
Had mine shipped to the UK and while customs was lousy to get through it arrived promptly and in great condition.
Can't recommend enough if you're looking into self-bondage - fantastic product!

My advice to you: Get a good quality pair of flat-nosed pliers and tighten the zipper onto the track on each of its four corners. This makes it a lot more durable. If you want the armbinder to really press your arms together, this is the best way to do it. If the zipper is still sliding back open under stress, give it another round with the pliers. This has worked for me on multiple sizes of armbinder.

Another thing, tilt your arms out and upward (like a strappado) when putting it on. This helps the polywebbing to pull the zipper slide at a straight angle rather than like 45 or 90 degrees or whatever. I get a lot less resistance doing it this way, and can easily tell when the slide has reached the top of the track.

That said, still try and be gentle with it because it's not invincible. Of course, being gentle doesn't mean loosening the the straps. Go as tight as you want, see what what you can get away with. Just don't get frustrated and yank on the zipper, because it might pop off and then you'll have to spend an hour fixing it.

Other than that, I'd just be echoing Laura's review. With a little elbow grease, this thing works fantastically. I use the 20" now, smallest size, practically on a daily basis. Have been for months. Hasn't broken once yet. Love this thing.

Get some flat-nosed pliers with a comfy grip and tighten the zipper onto the track on each of its four corners. This makes the armbinder a lot more durable. Initially, I broke my 23" after using it twice and had to repair it myself at home. About a month later, I ordered a 20" and now use that exclusively instead of the larger size.

Why the change? Very simple. I realized that in repairing the old one, I had tightened the zipper. When I did this to the new one, it worked perfectly.

My only other advice would be to tilt your arms out and up straight (like a strappado) to help the zipper move up the track more easily when putting it on. This allows the zipper to be pulled straight rather than at a 90 degree angle, from my experience, makes things a lot smoother.

Other than that, I'd just be echoing Laura's review. This thing is great!