Dee rings are extremely common in bondage gear, used as attachment points. All of the dees offered by WWL Hardware are welded shut and heavy enough for typical bondage tasks.

Round rings have a number of BDSM uses, from CBT apparatus such as Gates of Hell to adornments and attachment points of restraints and collars. These rings are welded closed. The larger ones make excellent centerpoints for harnesses and complex tethers.

Triangle rings can be used anywhere you'd use a dee ring. They perform a bit differently. While something attached to a dee will slide evenly as it changes angle to the ring, the shape of a triangle will tend to keep the attachment centered. An inexpensive choice for a different look. Welded closed.

These split rings make great little strap keepers on buckling gear. They're inexpensive, easy to put on a piece of gear, and effective for the purpose. They are "split," meaning not welded shut, and are not suited to load-bearing applications.

These combination rings are another popular way to give your equipment a different look. They're particularly attractive to folks with a fetish for lots of shiny steel ;). Tend to make a jangling noise, as you might expect. Please note that the triangle on WR-011 has a "kinked" shape, with the standing sides curved inward from the strap location instead of outlining a triangle with straight sides.

Clip dees are small dee rings with attached metal tabs. They're attached with a fastener through the hole in the tab, and can be used in place of standard dees or as the eyelets in a lace-up fitting... as seen on many work boots. Clip dees are also good as quick attachment points on furniture items.

These little ring posts have a lot of potential for the inventive crafter. Don't use them for heavy-duty locations, but for a leash attachment point on a collar they're very attractive and unique. Cuffs, furniture pieces... use some imagination. Attractive enough to look purely decorative out in the open.

Halter squares are equine hardware, borrowed from (naturally enough) halters. With two or three individual strap locations at right angles, they make neat looking collars, harnesses, and tethers. Great chance to use your imagination! Zinc diecast construction.