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Bondage · Master Series
Master Series Adjustable Spreader Bar Review: Simple, Solid, Effective
A steel bar that adjusts from 23 to 35 inches, with padded cuffs included. The serious-but-affordable option.
Tested for 5 weeks · Published September 8, 2026
Our verdict
A proper piece of kit at a fair price. The adjustable width makes it far more versatile than fixed bars, and the included cuffs are usable rather than decorative.
$59.99–$64.99
Typical US price at The Pleasure Chest
What we liked
- +Adjusts across three widths with locking pins
- +Solid steel — no flex under resistance
- +Padded velcro cuffs included
- +Breaks down for storage and travel
What we didn't
- −Velcro cuffs are the weak link
- −Pins require two hands to change
- −Cold to the touch at first
First impressions
Two steel sections that slide and lock with spring pins, finished in matte black. The cuffs are neoprene-lined and attach with metal clips.
How it performs
At full width it holds legs firmly apart with zero flex in the bar. The cuffs stayed closed under genuine resistance, though determined twisting can eventually work the velcro loose.
Storage
Collapses to 23 inches and slides under a bed easily. The steel wipes clean; the cuffs hand-wash and air-dry overnight.
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