Nipple Clamps Tweezer Style with Snap Hooks Silver 7 cm

Nipple Clamps Tweezer Style with Snap Hooks Silver 7 cm 🪝

Instead of a decorative pendant, the Nipple Clamps Tweezer Style with Snap Hooks Silver by Kink carry a silver snap hook beneath each clamp. The hook hangs from a ring below the eyelet and is built considerably sturdier than the slim clamp above it. The clamps themselves are thin tweezers with black-coated tips and a sliding ring. 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: 7 cm per clamp including hook
• 🛠️ Design: slim tweezer style
• ✅ Connection: one snap hook per clamp
• ✅ Adjustment: sliding ring instead of a screw
• ⚠️ Caution: wear for 15 to 20 minutes at a time at most
• 🎨 Colour: silver

❓ FAQ

What can be hooked on?

Anything with a ring or eyelet. A chain between both clamps, a weight or another pendant: the hook takes it and releases it just as quickly. Chains and weights are not included.

What sets the tweezer style apart from a jaw clamp?

The narrow contact. Two thin arms grip with their tips only. Whatever hangs from the hook therefore pulls on a small spot, and even a little weight changes more here than on a broad clamp.

How do you set the sliding ring?

Step by step. Push it towards the tips and the arms close more tightly; pushed back, they give way. It has no detents, so you find the right position steplessly.

What should you watch out for while wearing them?

Keep an eye on time, weight and feeling. 15 to 20 minutes at a time at most, and at first with the ring set loosely. Increase weights only slowly, starting with none or the lightest. If the nipples go numb, cold, white or bluish, take them off at once. On removal the blood flows back, which is the strongest moment: unhook the weight or chain first, then open the clamps one at a time and never yank on a hooked-in chain.

What do the silicone tips do?

They spread the pressure. Bare metal would dig in at a point; the coated ends press a little more broadly and can therefore be borne for longer.

How do you clean the hooks and clamps?

With warm water and mild soap. Open the snap hook once while doing so, so that nothing stays under the catch, dry all parts and leave them lying open until they are completely dry.