Ropes

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Shop Ropes with 52 live products at Phareros. Typical pricing in this section: $6.99 to $34.93. Use filters for Body Safe, Material, and Brand to narrow quickly.

Rope bondage blends artistry with sensation — the tactile weight of rope against skin, the deliberate process of tying, and the trust it requires make it one of the most intimate forms of restraint play. This collection features cotton, nylon, and natural fiber ropes in a range of lengths and diameters, suitable for beginners learning their first knots through to those building more intricate ties.

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ProductBody SafeMaterialPriceStock
Boundless Rope – BlackTop supplier rankYesMetal Original price was: $16.99.Current price is: $11.89.In stockView
Bound Rope – PurpleTop supplier rankNoPolyester Original price was: $17.90.Current price is: $12.53.In stockView
Shots Ouch Japanese Rope – 10 m BlackTop supplier rankNo— Original price was: $19.90.Current price is: $13.93.In stockView
Bound Rope – RedPopular pickNoPolyester Original price was: $17.90.Current price is: $12.53.In stockView
Sex & Mischief Silky Sash Restraints – BlackPopular pickNoSilk$18.84In stockView
KinkLab Bondage TapeNewer itemNoPVC Original price was: $10.96.Current price is: $9.99.In stockView

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Common questions

How much do ropes cost?
Across the 48 currently in stock, prices run from $6.99 to $34.93, with a median of about $13.93. Shipping is free on US orders over $49.
What are ropes usually made of?
Of the ropes we have classified, the most common materials are Polyester (23%), Cotton (19%), PVC (17%), Metal (17%), Silk (6%). About 26% 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 ropes for body safety?
We score every product 0-100 on what it is actually made of, its brand track record and real demand. 48 of these ropes carry a score, and the median is 54/100. The score is published even when it is unflattering — see how we score at /phareros-score/.
How many brands of ropes do you carry?
We currently stock 48 ropes from 26 different brands, so the range spans budget novelties through to body-safe heirloom pieces.
Are ropes shipped discreetly?
Yes. Everything ships in plain packaging with nothing on the outside indicating what is inside, and the billing descriptor is discreet too.