Whip Silicone Riding Crop Black

Whip Silicone Riding Crop Black 🐎

A riding crop lands on a point, and that is the difference from a flogger or a paddle: where those spread the force across an area, a crop concentrates it on a few centimetres. So it is not a beginner's tool - anyone starting with it produces welts rather than stimulation. All silicone means no leather that hardens over time, and a surface that can be washed off. You strike the buttocks and thighs, nowhere else. It sits under whips and paddles, under BDSM sex toys and in our fetish sex toys section.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: Silicone
• 🎨 Colour: Black
• 🛠️ Design: All silicone, pinpoint
• 👉 Use: Buttocks and thighs only
• ⚠️ Caution: Not a beginner's tool
• ⭐ Feature: Washable, does not harden

❓ FAQ

Where may you strike?

On the buttocks and the back of the thighs, nowhere else. The spine, kidneys, abdomen, joints and everything above the waist are off limits - organs and bones lie too close under the skin there. The rule of thumb: only on flesh, never on bone. And start lightly: the skin needs a few strokes to warm up.

Why is a crop not a beginner's tool?

Because it concentrates the force. What a flogger spreads across twenty falls goes into a few centimetres here - the same force feels many times stronger and is more likely to leave marks. Start with a flogger; the selection is under whips and paddles.

What belongs discussed beforehand?

Limits and a safeword. A safeword is a word that is not part of the play and at which everything stops at once - no questions, no discussion. Along with an agreement on what is allowed in this session and what is not. Both are settled soberly and in advance, not in the middle of things. Anyone gagged needs a signal instead of a word.

How is it cleaned?

Wash with warm water and a sex toy cleaner and let it dry - that is the advantage of silicone over leather, which may only be wiped.