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The Temptasia Safe Word Bondage Kit from Blush is a complete BDSM kit packed into a lockable vegan leather case. It covers the essentials of a first scene, from blindfold and cuffs to a gag, a slapper and a small vibrator, so new and intermediate players can try several kinds of play without buying piece by piece. The case is what sets it apart: it has a carry handle and working metal combination locks, so the whole set stays private at home or in a suitcase.
Start by choosing a safe word together, which is the idea the kit is named after. Pick a word that would never come up by accident, and agree that saying it stops everything. Begin with just the blindfold and the wrist restraints. Buckle the cuffs so you can slide a finger between strap and skin, then tease with fingertips and the bullet before you bring in the slapper.
When you do, warm up with soft taps on fleshy areas such as the buttocks and the backs of the thighs, and build slowly. Keep away from the spine, kidneys, joints and face. Check in often; a simple "colour" system (green for more, yellow for slow down, red for stop) is easy to remember mid-scene.
The collar and leash are more about headspace than restraint. Fasten the collar loosely enough to slip two fingers underneath, and use the leash to guide rather than pull; a slow tug toward the bed says plenty. Never tie the leash to furniture or leave it attached while your partner is restrained.
A gag takes away the spoken safe word, so agree on a non-verbal signal first, such as dropping a held object or tapping three times. Keep gagged time short at the start, and take it out straight away if your partner seems uncomfortable or struggles to breathe through the nose. Drooling is normal; keep a towel nearby.
Blush makes the case and the restraints from phthalate-free vegan leather with nickel-free hardware. The suitcase measures 21 × 12 × 3.75 inches, slim enough to slide under a bed or into a wardrobe, and the combination locks keep curious visitors out.
Wipe the vegan leather with a damp cloth and mild soap, then let it air-dry; don't soak it. Wash the silicone gag in warm soapy water after every use. Blush doesn't list a waterproof rating for the bullet, so wipe it clean rather than rinsing it under the tap.
Read our guide to exploring BDSM safely before your first scene, compare more bondage kits, or see the rest of the Blush line-up.
Helpful answers about Temptasia Safe Word Bondage Kit with Case.
Yes. Blush pitches it at beginner and intermediate players, and the mix of pieces lets you try sensory play, restraint and light impact separately. Start with the blindfold and cuffs, and add the gag and slapper only once you both know your limits.
Pick something you would never say during sex, such as "pineapple" or a colour, and agree that it ends the scene immediately. Add a hand signal for any time the gag is in, because a gagged partner can't speak.
The wrist restraints close with a buckle, so you can set them to the wearer's wrist size. Blush doesn't describe the ankle restraint closure in detail. Whatever you use, leave room for a finger under the strap and check hands and feet for numbness.
The kit lists it only as a one-speed bullet vibrator, without power details, so check it when you unbox the case. Our bullet vibrator guide has ideas for using it on its own or during a scene.
Wash the ball in warm water with mild soap after every use, scrub around the breathing holes, rinse well and let it dry fully. Wipe the strap with a damp cloth instead of soaking it, so the vegan leather doesn't crack.
No. The case and restraints are vegan leather, which Blush lists as phthalate-free, and the metal hardware is nickel-free. That makes it a good fit for anyone avoiding animal products.
A pair of blunt-tipped safety shears, like the Temptasia Safety Scissors, lets you free a partner fast if a buckle jams. Water and a towel nearby are also handy, especially if you use the gag.
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