Other BDSM Accessories

Spreaders and Speculums

With spreader tools, you can easily spread the labia to more easily locate your partner's G-spot, and with speculums, which are inserted into the vagina, you can widen the vaginal canal to get a view inside. Both tools, like Wartenberg wheels and gags, were initially created for medical purposes, making them an excellent choice for couples interested in doctor-patient role-playing and power exchange.

Most speculums can be adjusted for how open they are, and they are also made of stainless steel. Therefore, you need not worry about rust, you can use them with all types of lubricants, and you can easily adjust their temperature. You can warm them by leaving them in warm water for a while, and you can further cool the already cold steel by placing it briefly in the refrigerator or dipping it in cold water.

Testicle Crushers and Stretchers

Use testicle crushers and stretchers very carefully. You do not actually place these toys on the testicles but above them.

Communicate well with your partner about how tightly you can fit them. This prevents cutting off blood supply to the testicles. If you notice that the testicles have turned blue, or if you or your partner lose sensation in them, stop using the product immediately.

Caution is also advised during application to avoid pinching the skin.

You can read more about testicle crushing and stretching in the category ball stretchers.

Anal Hooks

Anal hooks are steel curved rods that have a loop on one end and a thicker ball on the other. You insert the latter into the buttock, and on the loop on the other side, you can attach various accessories, such as shibari ropes (Japanese style of decorative bondage), collars and leashes, handcuffs, harnesses, or even furniture.

You can also tie your partner's hair to the hook loop, forcing them to choose between painful pulling on the scalp or an uncomfortable (or pleasurable ;) ) sensation in the buttocks.

Anal hooks can be a lot of fun, but it is crucial to educate yourself on how to use them safely before use, as improper use can quickly lead to severe injuries. It is important to:

• Choose a hook made of stainless steel. Plastic accessories are significantly too weak for such use, and cheap metals will quickly rust.
• Gradually increase the size of the hook, just as with anal plugs.
• Use a sufficient amount of appropriate lubricant. With steel accessories, you can use all types of lubricants.
• Establish good communication and a safe word with your partner, especially if you use the hook for more complicated activities, such as shibari.

Cages

Cages have long been associated with notions of ownership and restriction of freedom. You can lock your submissive partner in them without any possibility of escape. This is a very intense restriction of freedom - although the person can move, this is greatly limited due to the tightness of the cage, and they do not have a free exit.

In our range, you can find hanging cages, as well as those that resemble dog kennels.