Description
These Butterfly Style Clamps with Chains sting like a bee! These Butterfly Clamps from Spartacus are for serious fans of nipple play. Luxurious and elegant, these clamps are not for the faint of heart. And pulling on the attached chain only increases the sensations.
Butterfly clamps have silicone tips and are specially designed to become tighter as you pull on the chain.
The most intense style of clamps, these butterfly clamps are not for beginner use.
Not for nipple clamp beginners, these butterfly style clips are the totally advanced way to experience nipple pinching. Designed to deliver intense sensation and exert immediate pressure, these nipple clamps will have you walking the fine line between pleasure and pain, with the ability to jump to either side at one quick pull.
Why Clamps?
Clamps are commonly associated with the kinkier side of bedroom play and are quite popular in the BDSM scene because they provide a sensation where they are applied to the body. The sensation is created because clamps increase blood flow to the area. Clamps provide a heightened sensitivity to the body and for some translates as pleasure, not pain. There is a fine line between pleasure and pain and clamps provide a way of exploring your limits. The BDSM scene isn’t for everyone, but I encourage you to invite aspects of BDSM you are curious about into your safe place for exploration.
Not Just For Nipples
Clamps have been around for what seems to be forever. Pretty much anything that can provide a pinch can be used as a clamp. The classic that many people thing about are traditional wooden clothespins. These can still be found on the market, but provide little adjustment in pressure. Nowadays, manufacturers provide not only the wooden clothespin, but also clamps made from nickel or brass with rubber tips. The rubber tips provide a safe barrier which allows even those with skin sensitivities to try out the metal clamps. These new styles are not just for nipples. Clamps can be applied to the clitoris, taint, testes, penile shaft, or any place where a small part of flesh can support a clamp.
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