Gag Max Comfort Black 30.5 x Ø 5.1 cm

Gag Max Comfort Black 30.5 x Ø 5.1 cm ⚫

The Max Comfort Gag from the Fort Troff range by Doc Johnson is a gag with a large, round mouthpiece and a wide strap with a ridged profile; a hexagonal plate with a logo sits on the front. It is adjusted at the back with a cord and toggle. A gag takes away speech, not communication: anyone who can no longer say a sentence needs a signal that works without words, for instance an object held in the hand that gets dropped, or three firm knocks on the mattress. That is agreed beforehand, not improvised. It goes on loosely enough for nose breathing to stay free, and is worn only as long as both are paying attention. Anyone gagged is never left alone in the room; with nausea that is the difference between unpleasant and dangerous. Saliva runs, and a towel underneath saves the discussion afterwards. It sits under gags, under BDSM sex toys and in our fetish sex toys section.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: neoprene and silicone
• 🎨 Colour: Black
• 🛠️ Design: Large mouthpiece, wide strap with a ridged profile
• 📏 Length: 30.5 cm
• ⭕ Mouthpiece diameter: 5.1 cm
• ✅ Rule: Nose breathing stays free, never unsupervised
• ✅ Beforehand: Agree a signal that works without speech

❓ FAQ

How long may a gag be worn?

Briefly, and never unsupervised. Anyone gagged cannot speak and therefore cannot say a safeword; agree a hand signal beforehand, or give the gagged person an object to drop. Remove it at once if there is nausea, difficulty breathing or heavy salivation. A gag never belongs on someone left alone.

Is there enough air underneath?

With the nose free, yes. Anything restricting nose breathing is a reason to take it off at once, not to push through. Anyone feeling uneasy removes it, and that is agreed in exactly those words beforehand.

How is it adjusted?

At the back, with the cord and toggle: release the toggle, pull the cord until the strap sits securely without pressing, let the toggle go. A finger should still fit between strap and cheek, and the nose stays free.

Who should not use this?

People with breathing problems, and anyone whose nose is blocked at the moment. If unsure, try the gag on once briefly, with someone beside you and in a situation where stopping needs no explanation.