Riding Crop in Stainless Steel with a Leather Loop 70 cm

Riding Crop in Stainless Steel with a Leather Loop 70 cm 🪢

A crop by Metal Hard with a stainless steel shaft and leather at the end. The shop calls it a “whip”; a whip has several falls and swings, a crop is stiff and lands precisely. Anyone searching for a whip means something else - and anyone wanting accuracy is right here. It is seventy centimetres long and ends in a narrow leather loop - narrower than a tongue, and therefore sharper. It stands with whips and paddles, under BDSM sex toys and with fetish sex toys; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Metal Hard.

✨ At a glance

• 〰️ Shaft: stainless steel
• 📏 Length: 70 cm
• ✅ End: leather loop
• ✨ Effect: narrow, sharp
• ✅ Reach: long

❓ FAQ

What is the difference between a crop and a whip?

The crop is stiff and lands where you aim. A whip swings, wraps and lands less precisely - but spreads more softly. Both stand under whips and paddles.

How hard does it strike?

Far harder than the size suggests. A long, thin shaft accelerates the end - even from the wrist enough arrives.

Where may you strike?

On the buttocks and thighs, nowhere else. Kidneys, spine, joints and everything above the waist stay off limits - with a precise tool that goes double.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Only with care. Anyone starting with impact takes something broad and soft - a paddle from whips and paddles forgives mistakes, a crop does not.

What belongs with it?

A word that ends it, and somebody who respects it. Everything else from BDSM sex toys is an accessory; the safeword is not.

How is it cleaned?

Wipe the leather damp, the shaft with warm water. Leather tolerates no hot water and no washing machine.

How is it stored?

Hanging and straight. A shaft lying under other things in a drawer bends - and bent it no longer lands where you aim.

How is it held?

Loosely and with the wrist rather than the arm. Anyone striking from the shoulder hits harder than intended - with a crop that is the most common mistake.