Riding Crops, BDSM Crops & Impact Tools
A riding crop differs from a paddle, cane or multi-tail whip in its shaft and contact point, but construction also varies between models. This collection includes riding, hand and feather crops, along with selected batons, canes and hybrid impact tools. Compare length, handle, flexibility, tip and material.
Riding crops and BDSM crops
This category focuses on riding crops and hand crops, while also including feather crops, canes, batons and selected hybrid impact tools. A classic crop usually has a shaft, handle and smaller tip or flap, but length, flexibility and material all change its handling and feel.
What to check on each product
- Type: distinguish between a riding crop, hand crop, feather crop, cane, baton or another design before comparing them.
- Length and shaft: review total length, rigidity, flexibility and any stated internal core.
- Tip or flap: compare its shape, contact area, thickness and attachment to the shaft.
- Handle: check the grip, wrist loop and whether the dimensions suit your hand.
- Material: leather, vegan leather, silicone, rubber, metal and mixed materials require different care.
Consent and control
Agree boundaries, intensity and a clear way to stop before impact play. Begin gently with any unfamiliar tool and avoid the face, neck, spine, joints, and irritated or injured skin. Before each use, inspect the product for a loose tip, tears, sharp damage or a compromised shaft.