Tape bondage uses adhesive tape or specialized bondage tape to restrain, wrap, or immobilize a person. Unlike rope bondage, tape bondage creates smooth, form-fitting restraints that can cover large areas of the body, creating a mummification-like effect.
There are two main types of tape used: regular adhesive tape (which sticks to skin and hair) and self-adhesive bondage tape (which only sticks to itself, not skin). Bondage tape is strongly preferred as it doesn't cause pain or damage during removal. Pallet wrap/cling film is also commonly used for full-body wrapping.
The aesthetic of tape bondage differs from rope - it creates sleek, modern-looking restraints rather than the intricate patterns of shibari. The material allows for complete coverage, transforming the body's appearance. Some practitioners wrap specific body parts while others create full mummification scenarios.
Tape bondage appears on bondage cams and fetish cams frequently due to its visual impact and versatility. It combines well with sensory deprivation when covering eyes or ears, and objectification themes where the wrapped person becomes almost sculptural.
Safety Information
Use only bondage-specific tape or cling wrap to avoid skin damage. Never wrap around neck or face covering nose and mouth. Monitor breathing constantly. Check for circulation issues. Have safety shears ready. Be cautious with body hair - removal can be painful with adhesive tape.