SEI MIO - Trussed Issues - Adjustable Body Harness Restraint System

Meet SEI MIO Trussed Issues

Some restraints are cute for five minutes. SEI MIO Trussed Issues is the kind you reach for when you want the whole vibe to click: confident lines on the body, secure control in your hands, and comfort that lets the moment last. It’s a sleek, adjustable body harness with padded cuffs designed to bring wrists and thighs together in a deliciously restrained position, without making setup feel like a DIY project.

What makes SEI MIO Trussed Issues special?

Designed for control that still feels good

This is a multi point restraint system, so the pressure is shared across shoulders, waist, and thighs instead of digging into one spot. The result is a firmer, more stable hold that stays comfortable enough to enjoy, not endure.

Soft where it matters, strong where it counts

The padded velvet wrist and thigh cuffs bring that plush, skin friendly feel, while the webbing straps and metal hardware keep everything steady when things get intense. Add in quick release Velcro and you’ve got a setup that can tighten in seconds and release just as fast.

• Padded velvet cuffs at wrists and thighs for comfort and a luxe feel
• Quick release Velcro for fast, easy adjustment and safer play
• One size fits most with adjustable shoulder, waist, and leg straps
• Multiple D ring attachment points to add extra restraints or clip ins
• Nickel free gunmetal hardware for a sleek look and skin friendly wear

Benefits you’ll notice right away

It looks as good as it works. The strap layout frames the body in bold, provocative lines, turning restraint into a full on visual. Whether you’re keeping things slow and teasing or going for a firmer hold, it helps create that clear, connected dynamic where one person leads and the other lets go.

It’s also refreshingly straightforward. No complicated knots, no endless buckles. Adjust, secure, and you’re ready to play with positions like kneeling, lying back, or standing supported, while keeping movement exactly where you want it.

Why choose this harness instead of basic cuffs?

Basic cuffs can restrain, sure, but they don’t always stay put and they don’t always feel great after a while. Trussed Issues is different because it’s a full body system that stabilizes restraint points across the body, giving you more control, more options, and a more intentional look. It’s a serious upgrade without jumping into complicated, high maintenance gear.

How to use SEI MIO Trussed Issues

1. Talk first. Agree on boundaries and choose a safe word or clear stop signal.
2. Fit the harness. Slip it on and adjust the shoulder and waist straps to feel snug but comfortable.
3. Place the thigh cuffs. Wrap the padded cuffs above the knees or higher, then secure with Velcro.
4. Secure the wrist cuffs. Fasten the padded cuffs around the wrists and connect them into the harness restraint points to create the wrist to thigh position.
5. Check in often. Watch for numbness or tingling and adjust or release immediately if anything feels off.

Before You Play: Set Up for Comfort & Control

Give your SEI MIO Trussed Issues harness a quick once-over before each session. Check webbing, stitching, Velcro, and D-rings for wear or fluff build-up. If anything looks damaged, retire it—this is a restraint system, not a “hope for the best” situation.

Adjust it slowly for a snug but comfortable fit: waist secure, shoulder straps even, and padded thigh cuffs sitting above the knees (not on the joint). Wrist cuffs should feel secure without biting or pinching.

During Use: Safer, Smoother Scenes

Quick safety check-ins

• Agree on a safeword (and a non-verbal signal if needed) before you start.
• Keep quick-release access clear—don’t cover the Velcro with extra straps or clothing.
• Watch for numbness, tingling, coldness, discoloration, or sharp pain. If you spot any, release and reset.
• Avoid cranking cuffs tight over wrists, knees, or other joints—comfort is part of the fun.

The padded velvet cuffs help spread pressure, but your best tool is still communication. Check in often, especially in wrist-to-thigh positions.

Cleaning: Keep It Fresh Without Ruining It

Skip the washing machine and harsh cleaners. Instead:

• Spot-clean straps and cuffs with mild soap and lukewarm water.
• Use a soft cloth; don’t soak the velvet padding.
• Wipe metal hardware dry right away to keep the gunmetal finish looking sharp.

Air-dry fully before storing. Heat, tumble drying, and strong chemicals can weaken webbing and reduce Velcro grip.

Storage: Make It Last

• Store in a clean, dry place out of direct sunlight.
• Fasten the Velcro closed before packing away to prevent lint and snagging.
• Keep away from oils and silicone-heavy products that can stain fabrics.

Aftercare: The Part People Forget (Don’t)

When the scene ends, take a minute for body and feelings: remove cuffs, restore circulation, offer water, and check skin for marks. If unusual numbness or pain lingers, seek medical advice. Consent-first play always includes aftercare.