Portable Toy Bags

Villanelle​(staff) • Jan 28, 2017

Lingerie bags for washing rope - pro tip!  And gawd, that rope does need washing!

DrWakko • Jan 29, 2017

I transport most of my toys in a in a large rolling tote (https://www.lowes.com/pd/Blue-Hawk-30-5-in-Black-Plastic-Wheeled-Tool-Box/3355634). I keep smaller things like clamps in a fish lure box (https://www.walmart.com/ip/Clear-Plastic-Angling-Fishing-Hooks-Lure-Bait-Tackle-Holder-Storage-Box-Case/46139662) and I keep my violet wand kit in this (http://www.harborfreight.com/18-in-x-6-in-x-13-in-black-aluminum-case-62271.html).

Hope this helps.

Darja_Zavtra • Feb 1, 2017

Just any spacious bag for ropes, floggers, cuffs ect. And for the singletails such tubes are very convinient - http://bdsm-toys.ru/accessories/the_tube_for_longlength

Majari Yvern​(dom female) • Feb 12, 2017

I have a large rolling duffel bag. Isnide there are several clear zippered travel bags the largest pair is about 14 x 12 inches with the others in graduated smaller sizes. Those bags contain catogories if items 1 has floggers, another has restraints, another has my single tails, with a small bag inside with cracker making tools, another has sensation play items, another has tape and cloths pins etc. I carry 2 blankets, condoms, a Hitachi wand, and my violet wand kit. In a deadpool in line can cooler I keep my canes and crops. I'm planning to purchase a round bag for my single tails soon. Damon Dark makes amazing toy bags. See them at http://www.dungeonbag.com , I wish I could afford one.

Orgazmo​(dom male){serenity m} • Mar 21, 2017

Right now I have a large gym bag for gear. It has pockets on the sides and front that can be used for smaller items. One of the side pockets extends into the main compartment (presumably for shoes) but can also be used for rope.

Sir Charles​(sadist male) • Jul 31, 2018

Hiding in plain sight. I have plans to store my toys stored in a pelican equipment case.

http://www.pelican.com/us/en/product/cases/protector/1650

This way I can lock them and have the case viewable to anyone as well as be portable.

I have them in a duffle badge currently.

MissBonnie​(dom female){oz} • Jul 31, 2018

I have a few bags set up to deal with different styles of plays I like. I have always been fond of rolling cases with compartments.I also favour the clear hanging bags with compartments for smaller toys, carabiners, pins, shears,lube, first aide kit etc. It also keeps thing like insertables clean and separate. I can just unroll it and hang it, see it all easily.. One pocket has ziplock bags, I tent to throw used/dirty items into ziplocks so the pockets stay clean and i know which item need cleaning when home. the system works for me. My crops and bats are stored in a leather document tube with carry strap for travel. My longer items like canes, samnboks, plexy etc are a few cases. I have a few pool cue cases that work well and also a couple of fishing rod hard cases that work really well. I've found these also work well for Floggers if you foam line them and place a small hook at the top. This way if tipped they dont scrunch up and stay straight.

Findingrealme​(sub female) • Aug 2, 2018

Mine is one of my old gun bags. It has compartments for everything. It's large enough to carry odd shapes, but has straps that I can wear it like a backpack. Only problem with airports is that I has gun residue. No matter how much I clean it I have had to empty it a time or two. Thankfully, I don't care much about other peoples thoughts on the matter.

dollMaker​(dom male) • Aug 2, 2018

Depends on the toys. Canes, crops etc you can use an art carry extendable tube or fabric bag version. Floggers, whips etc can be brought in a suitable bag or case. I have seen some use converted guitar cases, long flight cases with hooks inside upon which toys can be hung, from the sides and top. Some just throw everything in a bag and don't fuss, but I think look after your toys and you will get much longer from them. Electric items come in and should be kept in their own hard cases. My advice though is don't bring too much with you as too many choices can lead to overly complicated scenes and way too much in the way of sensations. Often less is more, bring a select bunch of toys you know well, that can create a scene for most applications.

You should also think about bringing aftercare and cleaning items with you and having a place in your toy transportation choice for those. Also I would have clear bags for toys needing cleaned, don't mix with ones that don't, and also any contaminated fluid bonded items in their own labelled sealed (name of sub bonded to on the bag) poly bags. That one only applies if you have regular multiple play partners, any mono arrangements means the toys are bonded to her or him. Its surprising how many use toys on everyone, which is a massive no no for me. Many toys break skin and blood can never be 100% cleaned off many toys, blood can carry all sorts of nasty stuff that the next sub won't want to catch.