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The Sportsheets Pivot Deluxe Doggie Strap is a padded doggie style strap that gives the partner behind something steady to hold. It wraps around the receiving partner's hips and lower belly with an extended oval pad, and the partner behind grips two reinforced handles. Single-snap connectors let you change the length in a moment, so you can adjust it mid-session without fiddling with buckles.
From behind, there isn't much to hold on to. Hands slip on skin, and gripping hips for long stretches tires the wrists and shoulders. A strap moves that grip to two handles, which is easier on both partners. The one behind can stay upright with a straighter back; the one in front feels supported across the hips and doesn't have to brace as hard on their arms. It also adds a sense of being held in place, which some couples enjoy as a light power-play element.
Lay the pad across the front of the hips, just below the belly button, with the webbing running back towards the partner behind. Adjust the length, which runs from 31 to 47 inches, so the handles sit comfortably within reach without pulling the strap tight. Start shorter for kneeling positions and lengthen it if the partner behind is standing at the edge of the bed. The pad should feel snug and supportive, never tight across the belly.
Classic doggie on the bed, with both partners kneeling, is where most people start. With the receiving partner bent over the edge of the bed and the other partner standing, the longer settings come in handy. Some couples also use it in a kneeling position facing the same way, with the receiver sitting back. Pair it with a Pivot Positioner wedge under the hips for extra comfort on the knees and lower back.
The partner holding the handles has more leverage than usual, so agree on pace beforehand and check in. Pulling hard against the strap can put strain on the receiving partner's back, so use the handles to steady and guide rather than to yank. Anyone with lower-back or hip pain should start with gentle movement and stop if it aggravates things. The receiving partner can also hold a pillow or rest on their forearms to take pressure off the wrists.
After use, dab the pad and straps with a cloth dipped in warm, mildly soapy water, then let it air-dry fully before storing. Keep it away from long periods of damp. It folds or coils loosely into a drawer, and the black finish keeps it discreet.
For more positioning ideas, read our sex furniture guide, try the Pivot Deluxe Door Jam Sex Sling, or browse all sex furniture.
Helpful answers about Sportsheets Pivot Deluxe Doggie Strap.
The padded section wraps across the front of the receiving partner's hips, and the partner behind holds the two handles. That gives a secure grip instead of holding hips or skin, so both people can stay in position more comfortably.
The length adjusts from 31 to 47 inches, which covers a broad range of hip sizes and positions. If you're at the upper end, use the longest setting for kneeling positions and check that the pad sits flat rather than stretched.
A doggie strap only goes around the hips and is held by a partner. A door jam sling hangs from a door and supports the legs or body, so it holds weight on its own and opens up different positions.
Yes. The single-snap connectors let you change the strap length one-handed, so you can change from kneeling to standing at the bed's edge without stopping to re-thread anything.
The extended oval padding spreads pressure across the hips and belly, so it shouldn't dig in. Comfort depends on how it's used: guide with the handles rather than pulling hard, and stop if there's any back or belly discomfort.
Dab the padding and straps clean with a soapy cloth and leave them to air-dry completely. Don't machine-wash it or leave it damp, which can weaken the webbing and snaps over time.
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