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It is not unusual for a Gorean, many Goreans, but particularly a guardsman, or a warrior, to carry various items of restraint or control in his pouch, for example, thongs, binding fiber, slave bracelets, thumb cuffs, a leash and collar, a nose ring and cord, such things. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #291)

They would look well, shackled. Lady Claudia began to weep. I put the thong which had bound the former Lady Publia in my pouch. It is not unusual for a Gorean, many Goreans, but particularly a guardsman, or a warrior, to carry various items of restraint or control in his pouch, for example, thongs, binding fiber, slave bracelets, thumb cuffs, a leash and collar, a nose ring and cord, such things. And many Gorean free women, of course, are aware of this habit. Naturally a woman views a man who carries such articles about with him somewhat differently from one who does not. Though I suppose they would deny it, it seems clear it makes them feel female, vulnerable and receptive; it intrigues them and stirs their interest; as women they take seriously men so accoutered; the effect of this comprehension is obviously stimulatory to the female, and, it seems, acutely so. - (Renegades of Gor)