Doggy Style Locking Position Spreader, Small/Medium BDSM Restraint Bar with Wrist and Ankle Cuffs, Metal, Premium BDSM Equipment for Couples
Doggy Style Locking Position Spreader, Small/Medium BDSM Restraint Bar with Wrist and Ankle Cuffs, Metal, Premium BDSM Equipment for Couples is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Doggy Style Locking Position Spreader, Small/Medium BDSM Restraint Bar with Wrist and Ankle Cuffs, Metal, Premium BDSM Equipment for Couples is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Locks your partner into the doggy-style position
The Doggy Style Locking Spreader from Kink Industries is a metal positioning restraint that holds wrists and ankles in a fixed kneeling pose. This Small/Medium size runs 2 inch wrist cuffs and 3 inch ankle cuffs spaced 11 inches apart, and accepts a padlock for true lockdown (lock not included).
Padlock-ready locking spreader, Small/Medium
What the Doggy Style Locking Spreader is and who it is for
This is a positioning spreader restraint built for one job: putting your partner on lockdown in the doggy-style position. Wrist and ankle cuffs sit on a rigid metal frame, so once your partner kneels in, their hands and feet stay exactly where the device puts them.
Unlike rope or strap ties that loosen and shift, a rigid spreader keeps the pose consistent for the whole scene, which is why these devices anchor so many setups built around restraint frames and bondage hardware. Add a padlock (not included) and the position becomes a locked one, with release on the key-holder's schedule.
The Small/Medium size fits 2 inch wrists and 3 inch ankles with 11 inches between the ankle cuffs; a Large/Extra Large version steps the cuffs up for bigger frames. It suits couples who want a committed kneeling restraint without building out a full bench, and it slots naturally into kits from our bondage kits and sets collection.
Key features
- Sturdy construction: rigid metal frame with fixed cuff spacing.
- Doggy-style submission: holds wrists and ankles in a kneeling position for the length of the scene.
- Padlock-ready: add a padlock to keep it secure (lock not included).
- Sized cuffs: 2 inch wrist cuffs and 3 inch ankle cuffs, 11 inches between the ankle cuffs.
Rigid metal, fixed geometry
The frame is metal in black, and that rigidity is the whole point: cuff positions cannot drift, the kneeling stance cannot close, and the spread between the ankles stays at 11 inches no matter how the scene moves.
The locking points accept a standard padlock, sold separately, so you choose the lock and who holds the key. Without a lock the spreader still positions; with one, it commits.
Rigid geometry only works when the cuffs actually fit the person wearing them, which is why this spreader comes in two sizes rather than one-size-fits-all, the same fit logic that applies across our leather restraints and cuff range.
Small/Medium sizing
- Wrist cuffs: 2"
- Ankle cuffs: 3"
- Distance between ankle cuffs: 11"
- Large/Extra Large version: 2.5" wrists, 3.5" ankles, same 11" ankle spacing
Storage is simple: the spreader is a single rigid piece that slides under a bed or stands in a closet between sessions. If you are building out a dedicated space around it, our dungeon design guide covers layout and floor clearance, our BDSM furniture guide compares positioning equipment classes, and the dungeon equipment collection fills the rest of the room.
Specifications
Doggy Style Locking Spreader (Small/Medium): full specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product type | Locking doggy-style position spreader |
| Brand | Kink Industries (XR Brands) |
| Size | Small/Medium |
| Wrist cuffs | 2" |
| Ankle cuffs | 3" |
| Between ankle cuffs | 11" |
| Material | Metal |
| Color | Black |
| Locking | Padlock-compatible; lock not included |
| Position held | Doggy-style (kneeling), wrists and ankles fixed |
| Weight | Approx 4.4 lbs |
| Also available | Large/Extra Large: 2.5" wrists, 3.5" ankles, 11" between ankle cuffs |
| Best for | Couples adding a locked kneeling position to restraint play |
Pairs well with
Frequently Asked Questions About the Doggy Style Locking Spreader
What is a spreader bar?
A spreader bar is a rigid restraint that holds a partner's limbs a fixed distance apart, usually with cuffs at each end. The Doggy Style Locking Spreader extends the idea into a full positioning device: wrist and ankle cuffs on one metal frame that holds a kneeling pose.
How do you use a spreader bar?
Position your partner, close the cuffs over wrists and ankles, and the rigid frame does the rest. With this spreader the partner kneels into the doggy-style position first, the 2 inch wrist and 3 inch ankle cuffs close, and an optional padlock (not included) locks the pose.
What is a spreader bar used for?
Spreader bars keep limbs apart and poses consistent during restraint play, removing the slack and drift that rope ties develop. This one is purpose-built to hold the doggy-style position: wrists and ankles stay fixed with 11 inches between the ankle cuffs until the device is released.
What is the doggy style position?
Doggy style is a kneeling rear-entry position with the receiving partner on hands and knees. This spreader is designed to lock a partner into exactly that pose: the cuff layout places wrists and ankles in the kneeling stance and the rigid metal frame keeps them there.
How does a spreader bar work?
A spreader works through rigidity: because the frame cannot bend or shorten, cuffed limbs cannot pull together. On the Doggy Style Locking Spreader the cuff spacing is fixed by the metal frame, and adding a padlock turns a held position into a locked one until the key returns.
How do you use a spreader bar for beginners?
Start without the padlock so the position can be released instantly, agree on a safeword, and keep sessions short while your partner learns how the kneeling pose feels. Check that the Small/Medium cuffs (2 inch wrists, 3 inch ankles) match your partner's build before the first scene.
Not sure which size or restraint style fits?
That is exactly what our team is here for. We help couples match cuff sizing, position devices, and locking hardware to the scenes they actually run.
