MATERIAL:
PVC and phthalate-free plastic
PARAMETER:
* Comfortable wrist strap
* Total length-58.7 cm
• Weight-60 g
How to use
Before engaging in any BDSM activity, ensure that both you and your partner have given informed and enthusiastic consent. Discuss boundaries, desires, and expectations. Establish a clear safeword or signal to be used if either party feels uncomfortable or wants to stop.
Begin the session with a warm-up to prepare the body for impact play. This can involve gentle caresses, massaging, or even using a softer prop, like a flogger or a hand, to gradually introduce sensations and build anticipation.
Discuss with your partner where they would like to be struck with the crop. Areas such as the buttocks, thighs, or back are common choices. Avoid sensitive areas, bones, joints, the face, and any place with a risk of severe injury. Open communication and consent are crucial in determining acceptable target areas.
Begin with light taps or swats to acclimate your partner's body to the sensation of the crop. Gradually increase intensity and strength, while continuously checking in and asking for feedback. Remember to listen and respect your partner's limits and adjust accordingly.
Focus on precision when using the crop. Aim for the fleshy areas of the body to minimize the risk of injury. Use a quick flick of the crop, using your wrist rather than your arm, to deliver a controlled and targeted strike. Maintain good body posture and balance while using the crop to ensure accurate aim.
Experiment with different techniques and strikes to keep the scene interesting and enjoyable for both parties. You can try light taps, quick flicks, or even slightly harder strikes, depending on the desired intensity level. Use the crop to create a range of sensations, from a gentle sting to a more intense impact.
After a crop session, engage in aftercare to ensure the well-being and emotional comfort of your partner. This may involve providing comfort, soothing touches, or engaging in post-play communication. Discuss and address any physical or emotional needs that may have arisen during the scene.
