Neck-to-Ankle Leg Support Strap 240 cm

Legs up for hours, without any effort

This isn't a restraint piece, it's a positioning tool. The strap loops behind the neck and holds the ankles: legs stay up without anyone having to hold them. It sounds minor until you've had a cramp at the worst possible moment.

What it actually solves

Legs held up is tiring. For the receiving partner, holding the position takes a constant effort from the abs and hips. Ten minutes in, that's usually what ends the session — not desire.

The strap shifts the effort. The neck and back carry the load instead, and the body relaxes. The position holds for as long as you want.

The angle changes access. With legs raised, penetration happens at a more direct, deeper angle. It's a position a lot of guys love but give up on because it's exhausting to hold — this makes it sustainable.

The neck section is padded and lined with synthetic fur. That's the load-bearing point, so it's the one that would hurt without cushioning. The strap widens to 8 cm right there specifically to spread the pressure.

240 cm and fully adjustable: it fits every body type and several configurations.

How to set it up, and the positions it allows

Loop the wide part behind the neck, strap facing forward, then adjust the length before threading the ankles through the loops.

Adjust it lying down, not standing. You'll immediately feel if the length is right.

Start loose. A strap that's too short forces the angle of the hips and gets uncomfortable within minutes. You can always tighten it after.

Legs raised and spread apart is the obvious setup: full access, hands free for both of you.

One ankle only also works, for a less demanding, asymmetric position.

It pairs well with a blindfold — one is included — or with wrists cuffed separately.

Check circulation in the feet every ten minutes. Numbness or tingling: loosen it. And as with any restraint, agree on a safeword beforehand and keep scissors within reach.

Cleaning and care

Straps clean on the surface, with a damp cloth and a little mild soap. Don't soak them: water loosens the nylon and lifts the stitching.

Air dry, laid flat, away from any heat source.

The metal parts — rings, buckles, carabiners — get wiped down after use. Leftover moisture will eventually leave marks.

Check regularly the stitching, buckles and rings. On restraint gear, checking it before a session is part of the ritual.

Store it flat, without folding the straps tightly, away from humidity.

Technical specs

FAQ — Your questions, our answers

Q: Does it pull on the neck?

A: The neck does carry the load, so yes, there's pressure on it. That's exactly why the strap widens to 8 cm at that point and is padded and fur-lined. Properly adjusted, it's comfortable for a long time.

Q: Is this a restraint or a positioning aid?

A: A positioning aid, first and foremost. It holds the legs up without effort, it doesn't trap anyone against their will — you can slip out of it easily. That makes it usable even outside a BDSM context.

Q: Can I share it?

A: Yes, no problem. This material is non-porous and cleans perfectly. A condom is still simplest if you're switching partners mid-session.