Your Guide to BDSM Whips and Floggers

Bondage whips and whips form an important part of virtually any BDSM play session. If you or your partner have some experience with kinks, it's usually not too difficult to choose a sexual whip or whip. However, those who are just starting to explore the BDSM game should remember that the choice of toy and technique makes a big difference in terms of the sensations you experience.

What is the difference between a whip and a flogger?

Floggers and whips are actually two different types of toys. BDSM whips are generally the preferred toys for experienced users. Whips generally come in a wide variety of materials, with each toy featuring one or more tails. The whip is one of the most intense whipping toys and can cause the receiver a lot of pain.

Experienced BDSM enthusiasts often advise beginners to try BDSM floggers/floggers first. Basically, a flogger consists of a handle and a drop. Drops are usually made of strips of soft materials like leather, nylon, rubber or others. The lash handle is often referred to as a handle. It can be wrapped in leather and has a ball that separates it from the drops. Whiskers also often present another ball on the opposite side. This ball is called a pommel and has a ring or loop that allows you to hang the whip on the wall.

Main types of whips and floggers

Bondage whips can be divided into groups according to various criteria. One of the most important is the material. The material can make a lot of difference in how the whip feels. Leather is the most popular material for lashers. Here are some types of leather whips that you can find on the market:

• Suede whips are generally soft and flexible. They are used to deliver a thud mixed with a sting.
• Leather whips are generally stiff. They cause moderate to severe stings, so these toys are generally preferred by experienced players. The sensations provided by these whippers are so intense that people often prefer to use other toys for heating and cooling.
• Combination lashers are made from a combination of leathers. Typically this includes suede and oiled leather to provide thump and sting sensations.
• Elk leather lashers are quite soft. They are used to deliver a medium thud and a light sting. These whips are a great option for warming up before more aggressive games.
• Deer leather is thin, light and soft. Whips made from it have a very light thud, so they are perfect for partners who don't like severe pain. They can also be used at the end of an intense gaming session to relax.
• Rabbit ones are even softer than toys made from deerskin. They often have hairs that make it impossible for them to cause any stings or thuds. These whips are the perfect choice for people who prefer sensation games.
• Buffalo skin is very heavy and thick. It is three to four times thicker than cowhide and buffalo whips are used to deliver a deep thud with little sting. However, if your partner is easily hurt, it is best to avoid these floggings.

Non-leather lashers can be made from a wide variety of materials. The most widespread toys are:

• Tissue lashers – these are among the least painful. They are an excellent choice if your partner is not in pain.
• Rubber lashers. Such toys are easy to sterilize, which is why they are often chosen by people who use one harness for several partners. At the same time, they deliver a higher level of intensity and sting than fabric whippers.

Width and other measurements

When choosing a whip, it's important to consider the width of your bristles. Most whips are 1”, ½”, ¼” or ¾” wide. The width of the bristles will significantly influence the sensation experienced by the receiver when struck by the whip. Wider drops deliver more impact, while narrow drops deliver more stings.

Deer, elk, and chamois lashers usually come with ½” wide lashes. The typical width for oiled leather spikes is ¼”, so toys are more stinging, however, you can also find toys with other bristle widths.

Whiskers can also be distinguished according to the number of bristles they have. Most toys have 20, 30, 40 or more bristles. The more bristles a lasher has, the more impact it will make. Whiskers that feature a large number of bristles allow the receiver to experience whipping sensations over a wider area. Whiskers, on the other hand, that have fewer bristles provide a sharper, more localized feel.

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