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SEI MIO Mitt Happens are padded bondage mittens that close over the hands and take away grip and dexterity. Adjustable upper straps encourage the fingers into closed fists, and the pair can be linked together or clipped to other compatible SEI MIO restraints. Once they're on, the wearer can't grab, tickle back, undo a buckle or reach for a phone.
Wrist cuffs stop arms moving; mittens leave the arms free and take the hands away. That changes the dynamic. The wearer can still hold, hug and move, but anything that needs fingers belongs to their partner. It's a softer kind of control that suits pet play, teasing and service scenes, and it pairs well with cuffs when you want both.
They're one size, with adjustable wrist fastenings. Slide the hand in, curl the fingers, then snug up the upper straps until the fist feels held but not pressed. Fasten the wrists last. With both mittens on, the wearer can't adjust anything themselves, so check comfort before you move on.
Mittened hands can't tap out or make a clear gesture, so agree a spoken safe word and a sound signal before you start. Look at the fingertips and wrists every so often; colour change or tingling means loosen them. Never leave someone alone while their hands are enclosed.
Spot clean only, per the maker: wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap, then air-dry fully before storing. Avoid bleach, tumble drying, ironing and dry cleaning.
For mittens plus folded-arm restraint, see Strait Talking. Browse more restraints and cuffs, or start with our guide to exploring BDSM.
Helpful answers about SEI MIO - Mitt Happens - Bondage Mittens.
They take away the use of the hands while leaving the arms free. The wearer can't grip, unfasten anything or touch with their fingers, which hands control to their partner without fully immobilising them.
SEI MIO sells them as one size with adjustable wrist fastenings and upper straps. No measurements are published, so if your hands are very large, try them on before planning a scene around them.
Yes. The maker says the mittens can be linked to each other or to compatible SEI MIO restraints for a more restrictive position. Linked together, they work like padded wrist cuffs with no fingers involved.
Hand signals won't work, so agree a spoken safe word plus a backup sound, such as humming three times. Partners should check in regularly rather than wait to be told.
Mitt Happens covers the hands only. Strait Talking adds upper-arm cuffs and rear tethers that fold the arms across the body for much tighter restriction.
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