Leashes

Bondage Couture Collar & Leash – Black by Bondage Couture product image

Shop Leashes with 26 live products at Phareros. Typical pricing in this section: $9.31 to $77.00. Use filters for Body Safe, Material, and Brand to narrow quickly.

In power-exchange play, a leash is more than an accessory — it’s a tangible expression of the trust and connection between partners. Our collection spans classic nylon and sturdy polyester to supple leather options, each designed for secure handling, comfortable grip, and a confident aesthetic. Whether incorporated into a collar-and-lead dynamic or a more elaborate bondage scene, these pieces are built to perform in any context.

Leashes Buying Guide

Use quick filters for budget, body-safe materials, and shipping speed, then compare your top 2 to 3 picks before checkout.

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ProductBody SafeMaterialPriceStock
Bondage Couture Collar & Leash – BlackTop supplier rankNoMetal Original price was: $25.40.Current price is: $17.78.In stockView
Sex & Mischief Leash & Collar – BlackTop supplier rankNoMetal$19.44In stockView
Saffron Leash & CollarTop supplier rankNoMetal$47.12In stockView
Bondage Couture Vinyl Collar and Leash – BluePopular pickNoMetal Original price was: $30.70.Current price is: $21.49.In stockView
The 9’s Orange is the New Black Short LeashPopular pickNoFaux Fur Original price was: $13.30.Current price is: $9.31.In stockView
Lux Fetish Collar & Leash SetPopular pickYesMetal Original price was: $20.00.Current price is: $14.00.In stockView

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Common questions

How much do leashes cost?
Across the 24 currently in stock, prices run from $9.31 to $77.00, with a median of about $23.88. Shipping is free on US orders over $49.
What are leashes usually made of?
Of the leashes we have classified, the most common materials are Metal (68%), Faux Leather (8%), PVC (8%), Silicone (8%), Faux Fur (4%). About 8% are porous materials such as PVC, TPE or rubber. Porous materials cannot be fully sterilised, so they suit trying a shape rather than long-term use, and we say so on the product page rather than hiding it.
How do you rate leashes for body safety?
We score every product 0-100 on what it is actually made of, its brand track record and real demand. 24 of these leashes carry a score, and the median is 80/100. The score is published even when it is unflattering — see how we score at /phareros-score/.
How many brands of leashes do you carry?
We currently stock 24 leashes from 19 different brands, so the range spans budget novelties through to body-safe heirloom pieces.
Are leashes shipped discreetly?
Yes. Everything ships in plain packaging with nothing on the outside indicating what is inside, and the billing descriptor is discreet too.