Whips & Floggers — Description

A flogger is one of the most versatile BDSM toys – use it for gentle caresses or rhythmic, warming strikes. The many falls spread the force over a larger area, so the sensation is intense yet less sharp than a single-tail whip. Beginners should choose floggers with soft suede or wide fabric falls. For stronger sensations pick narrow leather or rubber falls, a cat-o'-nine-tails or a classic long whip. We also offer stylish models with metal or crystal handles. Aim at fleshy areas – buttocks, thighs and shoulders – and always watch your partner's reactions. Soft falls for beginners. Leather whips and cat-o'-nine-tails. Ergonomic and decorative handles. How to choose a whip or flogger. A flogger with 20–40 soft suede or faux leather falls is the best start: the sensation is warm and spread out. Floggers with narrow, stiff leather or rubber falls are sharper, and those with knotted ends intense and for the experienced. A paddle gives a flat, loud smack with a deep thud, a cane a precise sharp sting, while a single tail whip requires skill and is for experienced players only. Feather ticklers and fluffy floggers suit sensory play without pain. Kits with a flogger, paddle and blindfold are a convenient start for couples. Safety. Strikes are safe on the buttocks, backs of the thighs and shoulder muscles; avoid the kidneys, spine, neck, joints and belly. Start with gentle rhythmic strokes to warm up the skin and agree on a safe word. After play, soothe the skin with lotion or arnica cream. Frequently asked questions. Does a flogger hurt? A soft suede flogger feels like warmth and vibration rather than pain; intensity depends on force and fall material. How to care for a leather flogger? Store it hanging, wipe it down and condition the leather from time to time. All products are shipped in discreet packaging. We deliver across Latvia and the Baltics.