Nipple Clamps Gold-Coloured Plain Gold 6 cm

Nipple Clamps Gold-Coloured Plain Gold 6 cm 🥇

The Nipple Clamps Gold-Coloured Plain from Kink come without a pendant, without a chain and without bells. The body is gold-coloured throughout, while the jaws and handle ends are covered in black. A gold-coloured knurled screw with a ridged head sits on the side of each clamp, and at the bottom the clamps end in a narrow, curved tab. What remains is pure pressure. 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 jaws
• 📏 Measurements: 6 cm per clamp
• 🛠️ Design: no pendant, no chain
• ✅ Adjustment: knurled screw
• ✅ Finish: gold-coloured body, black jaws
• 🎨 Colour: gold

❓ FAQ

Who are clamps without a pendant for?

For beginners. Without weight it stays with pressure alone. A pendant adds a second stimulus, which is best taken on once the first feels familiar.

What is the knurled screw for?

It sets the pressure. Unlike a clip with a fixed spring, a screw clamp can be set from loose to firm and so dosed precisely.

What do the covered jaws do?

They spread the pressure. Bare metal presses at points, a covered jaw over a wider area; the same force therefore feels softer.

How is the clamp put on?

Squeeze the black handle ends so the jaws open, place the nipple centrally between them and slowly let go of the handles. If the clamp sits crooked, better open it again than pull on it.

How long may the clamps stay on?

15 to 20 minutes at most. Put them on with the screw turned fully loose and only tighten once the pressure feels good. If the nipples turn numb, cold, white or bluish, the clamps come off at once. When they come off the blood rushes back, which hurts more for a moment than putting them on; so open them slowly and one at a time, never pull them off under tension.

How are the clamps cleaned?

Wipe them with warm water and mild soap, the black covers thoroughly. Then dry them and leave them lying open until joint and thread are dry; that way the metal does not tarnish and the gold colour stays nice.