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Kink whip with 50 cm soft tail

4,95€

Kink

Kink whip with 50 cm soft tail

Name: Kink whip with 50 cm soft tail
Brand: Kink
SKU: D-240711
Price: 4.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

4,95€

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Détails et points forts

✔️ Lightweight 50 cm flogger
✔️ Flexible tail
✔️ From gentle brushing to light snaps
✔️ Featherlight and easy to handle
✔️ Sensory play
✔️ No need to feel apprehensive
✔️ Introductory discipline accessory
✔️ Gentle, adjustable intensity

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Alicia, founder of Adopt1Toy

10 years of experience in intimate retail

Material transparency — a heads-up

An honest note about the materials: this little whip combines a flexible tail and a handle that may contain vinyl, latex, or treated leather, depending on the finish in the range. If you’re sensitive to latex, monitor contact with your skin. Wipe the tail with a slightly damp cloth and let it air-dry away from heat.

My rating: (3.0/5)

This little whip is exactly what I tend to offer someone who says they want to try impact play but is afraid of pain. Its lightness and flexible tail make it primarily a sensory accessory: it brushes against the skin, teases it, and awakens it, while the crack remains gentle even with a firmer stroke. My years working in intimate retail have shown me that it’s often through this kind of soft object that people overcome their reservations, because there’s nothing intimidating about it. To be honest, though: precisely because it’s lightweight, don’t expect intense sensations. It’s an introductory whip, not a hardcore-session tool. And as always, since the materials aren’t listed in detail, use caution if you have a latex allergy. But for a gentle first step, it does exactly what you’d expect.

Who is it for?

You’ll love it if: you’re completely new to impact play, looking for a soft, sensory accessory, or want to tease before spanking.

You may be disappointed if: you’re expecting intense sensations or a pronounced crack — this whip remains light. For more impact, check out the heavier whips in the BDSM collection. Use caution if you have a latex allergy.

Why I selected it for the shop

I’m keeping it because it meets a genuine need: a fairly gentle impact accessory that won’t scare anyone. Its lightness and flexible tail make it the ideal introduction to discipline, in a sensual vein. I recommend it for a very first experience. For more intense sensations, a heavier whip or a riding crop can take over afterward.

In summary: A lightweight 50 cm small flogger with a flexible tail that goes from brushing to light snapping. Its featherlight weight and flexibility make it the ideal introductory accessory, closer to sensory play than to firm impact. Discover it together, gently.

Not every flogger is meant to leave a mark: this one clearly embraces gentleness. Lightweight, with a flexible tail, it is primarily used to brush, tease, and awaken the skin before possibly delivering a light snap. I often recommend it as a first impact accessory because it completely takes the drama out of the practice.

A small flogger with a flexible tail

Its lightness is its greatest asset: at 50 cm and with a flexible tail, it caresses more than it strikes. You choose the intensity through your movement, from a simple brush against the skin to a light snap. It is a reassuring accessory, perfect for exploring without apprehension.

From sensory play to light impact

This flogger is primarily for sensory play. My clients often tell me that it was what allowed them to dare, because there is no fear of getting hurt. You start by sweeping across the skin, build anticipation, and the final light snap becomes all the more enjoyable.

What to pair this flogger with

It pairs well with a blindfold for a sensory surprise. Browse the accessories in the BDSM collection to create your scene, and the collection's lingerie for the presentation. Honestly, for a very first experience, a lightweight flogger like this one is ideal.

Weight

69 g

Composition

- Materials: leather and synthetic
- Stretchiness
- High-quality silicone

Experience level

Beginner / Getting started

BDSM practice

Discipline (paddle, whip)

BDSM level

Introduction

Box contents

1 small soft-tail whip

Reference

D-240711

Alicia's tip for this product

Before you play, agree on a safe word or stop signal, even if the accessory is soft. Start by sweeping the flexible tail over the skin—across the arms, backs of the thighs, and buttocks—to awaken the senses. Build anticipation before any eventual light snap, always on fleshy areas, never on the face or bony areas. For care, wipe the tail with a slightly damp cloth and let it air-dry. My practical tip: pair it with a blindfold—the unpredictable brushing against skin that can’t see it coming intensifies the pleasure.

Safety

Follow the manufacturer's instructions for use and care.
Do not use on irritated or injured skin, or if discomfort persists.
Do not share the product without cleaning it first.

Warning

Stop using the product if you experience pain, irritation or a malfunction.
Keep out of reach of children.

Adults only (18+)

No, it’s light and above all sensory: it brushes and teases, with at most a slight snap.

Yes, it’s one of the gentlest impact accessories for getting started without any apprehension.

Fleshy areas such as the buttocks; avoid the face and bony areas.

Wipe the tail with a slightly damp cloth and let it air-dry.

Kink is the BDSM and bondage line by Doc Johnson, the American adult toy giant, born from a collaboration with the world of Kink.com. It offers restraint gear built to last: handcuffs, ties, masks, harnesses, whips, and fastening accessories. The ethos: seriousness and durability, without the gimmicky feel—gear you can rely on when things get serious.

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