Silicone Flogger

Silicone falls, silky enough to warm up with and firm enough to mean it. Most floggers make you pick a side. Suede only ever teases, leather only ever thuds. Silicone covers both ends of that range from one piece: the strands stay light and silky on a slow swing and land with real weight once you put something behind them. It is also the only fall material that is completely non-porous, which matters more than people expect. Why this works Silicone falls. Silky against skin, and they wipe clean in seconds instead of needing the conditioning leather asks for. Real range from one flogger. Teasing at a slow swing, thuddy when you commit. Most people never need a second one. Body safe the whole way through. Puria 100% body-safe silicone, so nothing porous sits against skin. A grip that holds. The handle is herringbone textured, which matters a lot more once your hand is warm. A carrying loop. It hangs on a hook instead of getting folded into a drawer, and folded falls take a set. The specs Total length: 17.72 in Handle diameter: 1 in Falls: Puria 100% body-safe silicone, multi-tail Handle: herringbone textured, with a carrying loop Colors: black and red Non-porous and fully washable How to use it Warm up before you commit. Skin needs a few minutes of light work before it reads impact as good rather than as injury, and the difference between a session worth repeating and a bruise is almost entirely build up rather than force. Aim at fleshy areas: the backside, the outer thighs, the upper back across the shoulder blades. Not kidneys, not spine, not neck, not joints. The tips of the falls travel faster than the middle, so a swing that feels gentle at the handle can wrap and bite at the ends. Aim short rather than long. Care Wash with mild soap and warm water, or with a toy cleaner. Silicone is non-porous, so it genuinely cleans. No conditioning and no oiling. Hang it by the loop rather than folding the falls, which take a set if they sit creased. Let it dry completely before it goes away. Use it for A first flogger, because the soft end of its range is forgiving Warm up before something heavier Sensation play alternating with a tickler or a pinwheel Anyone who wants impact gear that cleans properly FAQ How long is it? 17.72 inches overall with a 1 inch handle diameter, which puts it in the middle of the range: long enough to get a real swing going, short enough to control in a normal bedroom. Is silicone softer than leather? Not softer exactly, different. Silicone strands are lighter and slicker, so they read as sting at speed and as a broad thud when swung slow and loose. Leather carries more weight per fall and less range. Is this a good first flogger? Yes. The gentle end of its range is genuinely gentle, so you can learn the swing before you learn the impact. Read how to use a flogger first if this is new. How do I clean it? Mild soap and warm water. Because silicone is non-porous there is nothing for anything to soak into, which is the main practical advantage over suede and leather. Does it sting or thud? Both, and you decide which. Fast and short gives you sting at the tips. Slow and full gives you thud across the whole spread of falls. Where is it safe to land? Backside, outer thighs, and the upper back across the shoulder blades. Avoid kidneys, spine, neck and joints entirely.