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Sleepsacks are a popular type of bondage (BDSM) gear. Sleepsacks are primarily used to confine a person comfortably for an extended period of time. Similar to a conventional sleeping bag, a person climbs into a sleepsack and is usually zipped into it up to their neck. Generally sleepsacks are very tight on the body, adding to the bondage aspect of the experience.
Leather sleepsacks are generally very confining but do not stretch. If they are sized correctly they are very comfortable for long-term usage. Leather for the most part does not allow moisture to accumulate (i.e., sweat). Many bondage enthusiasts spend entire nights comfortably in leather sleepsacks. In order to make the tightest fit possible many leather sleepsacks have buckles which go around the body. Many also have lengths of rope which are laced along various points on the top of the sleepsack and cause it to tighten around the person's body. Leather sleepsacks are the most durable type of sleepsack and often come with bondage hooks or rings for attaching further restraints. Leather sleepsacks can also be suspended upright with the appropriate knowledge and equipment. Many leather sleepsacks also come with separate zippers near the nipples and buttocks. Leather sleepsacks are also the most expensive, costing up to $1,000 or more. Rubber sleepsacks are also very confining but do have some stretch. This natural stretch is what causes rubber sleepsacks to be confining and tight. As with leather the sizing of a rubber sleepsack is very important for a proper fit. People who have a rubber fetish interest like rubber sleepsacks for obvious reasons. Rubber sleepsacks do not disperse moisture at all. For this reason hydration is a very important consideration for people who spend any amount of time in a rubber sleepsack. Sweating can often be profuse even if the occupant is only laying inside it. All fluids from the body accumulate in the sack, which also makes the rubber sleepsack a choice for those who are also have a urination fetish. Rubber sleepsacks are easy to clean as they can simply be rinsed with water. Sweat leaking out from the neck can often occur while laying flat and should be a consideration. Darlex sleepsacks are made of a spandex-like material. Darlex stretches much like spandex but is much more durable. One main benefit of Darlex sleepsacks is they are significantly cheaper than leather and rubber, and can accommodate a wider range of sizes due to how much it can comfortably stretch. Although still very confining Darlex does not put as much compression on the body as rubber, making it more comfortable to stay in for longer periods of time.
The immobility that sleepsacks cause to the occupant is a major reason they are popular. Sleepsacks also provide a great way to secure someone for many types of bondage and BDSM play, which may or may not include sexual activity.
Never leave someone alone. Should any type of unforseen circumstance arise it will be impossible for the person in the sleepsack to get out. Hydration. As in any type of long-term bondage and especially in rubber, dehydration is a major and often underestimated problem. Watch that zipper. Since most people who want to be in a sleepsack also will want to be naked, making sure all body parts are away from the zipper is obvious but important enough to mention. Circulation issues. A general rule of bondage is the person being restrained should change positions about once every hour to prevent circulation problems. Sleepsacks are often an exception to this rule as the body is held in a position to allow for normal circulation. That said there are still opportunities for problems with extended time in a sleepsack. Often issues arise with the shoulder area being overly compressed or the arms not fitting properly into the sleeves. Preventing this from getting to be a real problem goes back to the #1 rule of not being left alone. Safeword. Also a general rule of bondage/BDSM play, having a safeword available for someone to use when they really need to be released is very important. [3]
Tactile sensations. The tactile feeling of the material involved. Loss of control. The feeling of restraint and helplessness. Comfort. Comfortable for long-term bondage; many fantasies of waking up in bondage are satisfied by falling alseep then waking up in a sleepsack. Ease of use. Generally very easy to get into, does not require lots of equipment or knowledge of bondage techniques. Combining equipment. Can be easily combined with hoods creating a feeling of total or near total sensory deprivation. Other play. With the heavy-duty triple zipper on many sleepsacks it is
easy to incorporate many elements of BDSM play, including CBT, orgasm
control and orgasm denial.
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