Nipple Clamps with O-Ring and Short Chain Silver 6 cm

Nipple Clamps with O-Ring and Short Chain Silver 6 cm 🔗

A large metal O-ring hangs beneath each of these nipple clamps, with several short chains dangling from its lower edge. The two clamps are not connected to each other; each carries its ring on its own. The clamps are silver-coloured and have black-covered jaws and a knurled screw each. The grip ends carry a black cover as well. To open a clamp, you press its two rear arms together. They stand under nipple clamps, with BDSM sex toys and under fetish sex toys; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Kink.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: metal with silicone tips
• 📏 Measurements: 6 cm per clamp
• ✅ Pendant: O-ring with several short chains
• ✅ Adjustment: knurled screw
• ✅ Contents: two clamps, no connecting chain
• 🎨 Colour: silver, jaws covered in black

❓ FAQ

What is the O-ring for?

It is the hanging point. The short chains hang from it, and if you like you can clip on something extra with a snap hook, such as a connecting chain. Keep to light accessories, as everything pulls directly on the nipple.

What do the short chains do?

They add weight and jingle. With every movement they start to swing and clink softly against each other. When you are still, they hang straight down and keep pulling evenly.

What do the silicone tips do?

Less pressure along a single line. The black covers are wider than the bare metal edge beneath them and spread the force of the screw over more skin.

How long may I wear the clamps?

15 to 20 minutes at a stretch at most, much shorter the first time. Start with the knurled screw turned loose and set it only firm enough for the clamp to hold; white skin shows too much pressure. If a nipple feels numb or cold or turns bluish, take the clamp off at once. Removal is the most sensitive moment, because the blood flows back: open the clamps one at a time and slowly, and never pull on the ring or chains while doing so.

How do I clean the short chains?

The easiest way is to swirl them in a bowl of warm water and mild soap so residue between the links comes loose, then rinse with clear water. Afterwards spread them out on a cloth and let them dry until the joint of the clamp is dry too.