Bondage Hoods and Masks: Faceless, Focused and Completely Yours
A hood changes everything about a scene. Cover the face and the wearer sinks into pure sensation while the person in charge gets to play with anonymity and control. Our bondage hoods and BDSM masks are made from stretchy spandex that pulls on easily, with open mouth and three hole styles that keep breathing easy, plus a padded submission mask that blocks out the light entirely.
Want a softer start? A blindfold takes away sight without covering the whole head. Then add bondage cuffs, a gag or muzzle and a tickler to keep them guessing.
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Bondage Hoods & Masks
Bondage Hoods & Masks
Bondage Hoods & Masks
Bondage Hoods & Masks
Choosing a Bondage Hood
Open mouth hoods cover the head while leaving the mouth free for breathing, talking and kissing, or for a gag when you want it.
Three hole hoods open at the eyes and mouth, so the wearer can still see you while the rest of the face disappears.
Submission masks cover the eyes completely for full sensory deprivation, the next step up from a blindfold.
Stretchy spandex fits most head sizes, breathes better than latex and washes easily by hand. Whatever you choose, keep the nose and mouth clear, keep scenes shorter at first, and check in often since hearing and sight may be reduced.
Why Shop SpicyGear for Bondage Hoods
We have been selling adult toys since 1996. Every order ships fast in a plain, unmarked box with a discreet billing name, US shipping is free over $75, and we have never sold a customer's name.
Bondage Hood FAQ
What is a bondage hood used for?
A bondage hood covers the head for anonymity, objectification and sensory play. It focuses the wearer on touch and sound and adds a powerful visual of submission for the partner in control.
Is it safe to wear a bondage hood?
Yes, with a few rules. Choose a breathable style that leaves the nose and mouth clear, never cover the airway, keep sessions short at first and never leave a hooded partner alone. Agree on a nonverbal signal in case speaking is hard.
What is the difference between a hood and a blindfold?
A blindfold only covers the eyes, while a hood covers most or all of the head. Start with a blindfold if you are new to sensory play, then step up to a hood or submission mask.
Do you ship hoods and masks discreetly?
Always. Every order leaves in a plain, unmarked box with no logos, and the charge shows a discreet billing name. US shipping is free over $75, and we have been doing this since 1996.