Collection: SLAPPERS & STRAPS

Slappers and straps are both types of BDSM impact toys designed to deliver sharp sensations to the skin. While they may seem similar, they differ in their construction, impact, and the type of experience they offer:

• Slappers: A slapper is a flexible tool, typically made of leather or rubber, with a broad, flat surface and a long, flexible handle. When used, it "slaps" the skin, producing a sharp, stinging sensation that can vary in intensity depending on the force and rhythm of the strike. Slappers are often used for teasing or providing a controlled amount of sting.
• Straps: A strap is similar to a slapper but often slightly thicker and heavier. Straps are typically made from leather, rubber, or nylon and are designed to deliver more intense, thudding impacts compared to slappers. Straps can also be used for restraint in certain BDSM scenes and are often favored for their durability and ability to deliver a more solid, controlled strike.

Both of these tools are ideal for those who enjoy the sharp sting of impact play but prefer more focused, intense sensations compared to paddles.

Before incorporating slappers and straps into your BDSM play, clear communication with your partner is essential. Discuss your limits, desires, and establish a safe word. Because impact play can vary greatly in intensity, it’s crucial to check in with your partner throughout the scene, especially if you are new to using these tools. Communication ensures a fun and safe experience for everyone involved.

The type of slapper or strap you use will influence the experience, so it’s important to choose one that suits your preferences and skill level.

• Material: Leather is a common material for both slappers and straps. Leather straps offer a firm, thudding sensation with a lot of control. Rubber slappers provide a sharper, stingier impact, ideal for those who enjoy more intense sensations. Nylon straps are typically lighter and less intense, but they still provide a solid strike.
• Length & Width: Slappers come in varying lengths, with longer handles providing more reach, while shorter handles offer better control. Straps are often broader, with wider designs delivering a more even distribution of impact, while narrower straps concentrate the force more directly onto the skin.
• Grip: A comfortable handle or grip ensures control and precision. Look for a padded or contoured grip, which makes it easier to hold and maneuver the tool, especially if you're using it for extended periods.

The key to using slappers and straps effectively is to control the intensity and rhythm of your strikes. Here's how to incorporate them into your BDSM play:

• Warm-Up: Always begin with a gentle warm-up to allow your partner to adjust to the sensation. Light taps with the slapper or strap on fleshy areas like the buttocks or thighs are a great way to ease into more intense play.
• Striking Technique:
• Target Areas: While slappers and straps are most commonly used on the buttocks and thighs, they can also be used on the back, shoulders, or even the legs, depending on your partner’s preferences. Be careful to avoid striking bony areas like the spine, kidneys, or joints unless you are highly experienced with impact play.
• Play with Rhythm: Both slappers and straps are excellent for creating a rhythm in your BDSM play. You can switch between sharp, focused strikes with the slapper and slower, deeper strikes with the strap to create an exciting variation of sensations for your partner.

Slappers and straps are perfect for incorporating dominance and submission dynamics, whether you're engaging in discipline, punishment, or teasing. These tools provide a clear distinction between the dominant and submissive roles, making them ideal for reinforcing control and obedience.

• Disciplinary Play: Use a strap for discipline or to reinforce rules in a structured role-play scenario, such as a teacher/student or master/slave dynamic. The strap's heavier, more intense strikes make it a perfect tool for delivering punishment.
• Teasing & Power Play: The slapper, with its sharper sting, is fantastic for teasing. Use it for light taps followed by harder strikes to test your partner’s tolerance and enhance the power exchange.