Paddle Bamboo with LOVE Lettering Natural 32 x 5.5 cm

Paddle Bamboo with LOVE Lettering Natural 32 x 5.5 cm 🪵

The blade of this paddle from KINK carries the word LOVE in large, dark burned-in letters. It is made of pale bamboo in one piece: a straight blade with rounded corners that tapers into a narrow handle. The handle end is round and drilled, with a pale loop running through the hole. Because wood hardly flexes, every stroke lands dry and direct, much harder than a flat hand. It stands under whips and paddles, 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: bamboo
• 📏 Measurements: 32 cm long, blade 5.5 cm wide
• ✅ Motif: burned-in LOVE lettering
• ✋ Handle: narrow, round end with a hole
• 🔗 Handle end: loop for hanging
• 🎨 Colour: Natural
• 🏷️ Brand: KINK
• ⚠️ Caution: check for splinters before every use

❓ FAQ

Where may you strike?

Only on well-padded areas, meaning the buttocks and the back of the thighs. Joints, spine, kidneys, tailbone, head and neck are off limits, because there is too little tissue over bone and organs there. Start with little force, get firmer only slowly and agree on a safeword beforehand that ends everything at once.

What do you check the wood for?

Before every use, for splinters, cracks and rough edges: run your fingers over both sides of the blade and along the edges. If the bamboo shows a damaged spot, put the paddle aside, because a splinter can drive into the skin on impact.

How do you strike properly?

With the whole surface, flat and from the wrist. Edges and corners concentrate the force on a line and quickly leave bruises. Short series with pauses in between feel better than single hard strokes.

How do you care for bamboo?

Wipe it with a slightly damp cloth after play and rub it dry straight away. Soaking and radiator heat harm the wood: it swells when wet and can crack in heat. A drop of wood oil on a cloth keeps the surface smooth.

How do you store it?

Hanging by the loop or lying flat and dry, away from hard objects that could nick the blade. Avoid direct sun so the pale wood does not darken.