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SEI MIO Wrist Resist is a padded bondage collar joined by an adjustable tether to two wrist cuffs set close together. The tether keeps the hands side by side and limits how far the arms travel, so a simple collar becomes a hands-up restraint. Raise the wrists behind the head for a stretched, exposed pose, or bring them to the front for something softer.
Behind the head, the tether lifts the elbows and opens the body from the underarms to the waist. It's a striking position for teasing, light tickling or sensation play along the sides. Worn at the front, the cuffs rest near the collar and the look is more decorative, a good choice for longer wear or a first try.
The collar is soft and padded; the wrist cuffs have close-stitched edges and sit right next to each other. Adjust the tether until the hands reach the position you want with the elbows relaxed rather than straining. SEI MIO says excess tether can be trimmed once you're happy with the setup; try both positions before cutting, because behind-the-head takes more length.
The tether links wrists to throat, so make sure any pull from the hands never draws the collar tighter. Two fingers should fit under it at all times. Arms raised behind the head tire fast: keep that pose short, check in about shoulders and hands, and keep safety shears handy.
The maker's label says spot clean only. A damp cloth and mild soap, then air-dry; no bleach, dryer, iron or dry cleaning.
For a waist-height hold, see the Core Control harness, browse our BDSM range, or read our beginner's guide to BDSM.
Helpful answers about SEI MIO - Wrist Resist - Reverse fiddle (Collar and wrist cuff set).
SEI MIO describes two positions: wrists raised behind the head, or held at the front near the collar. It doesn't describe a behind-the-back setup, and the tether length is set for those two poses.
Comfortably snug, with room for two fingers underneath. It must not pull closed when the wearer moves their hands. If lifting the arms pulls on the neck, lengthen the tether before you continue.
Not long at first. Raised arms tire the shoulders quickly, so keep it to a few minutes, then bring the hands to the front to rest. Release immediately if the hands go cold or tingle.
The maker doesn't describe the collar as detachable, so treat Wrist Resist as one connected set. If you want a collar to wear alone, look through our restraints and cuffs.
In the front position, yes: the hands stay close and comfortable while still feeling held. Save behind-the-head for once you've both got a feel for it and a safe word is agreed.
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