Leather corsette Flog-her flogger - sex toy by Ruff doggie styles - review by cheesewizz

This whip is serious business. It hurts. Not too much, but it's definitely not for the merely curious. The leather falls are heavy and easy to control. It has that wonderful leather smell, which is sexy just by itself.

It's perfect for my boyfriend, who is into pain. He loves it when I let loose and give him a real beating.

This bad girl has a handle that's a foot long, and has two foot long falls. The wrist strap is six inches long, and is very strong. Every little detail, down to the decorative red stitching, is perfect. I'd like to compare this whip with the Sex and Mischief one (black) that I bought earlier.

The Sex and Mischief flogger, priced at 11 dollars, is made of a thin black vinyl. The whole thing is awkwardly lightweight. I felt like I could swing it right out of my hands if I didn't hold it tightly. The best part is that as soon as I took it out of the box, the vinyl on the handle began to come off. In short, I was disappointed.

The Leather Corset flogger is the complete opposite of that. I am so happy with this purchase. Let me say that if you are serious about adding a flogging tool to your arsenal, save your money and get this one. It's worth it.

This flogger exceeded all expectations that I had for it. In the back of my head, I kept thinking about how my last flogger fell apart on me. As soon as I saw this girl in person, I knew it was meant to be.

Besides all the years of kinky fun I will have with her, I can take her outside as part of a costume. The flogger is so beautiful that it would go perfect with a dominatrix outfit. I'm actually planning on going to one of the gay parades wearing a sexy getup and swinging around my flogger.

This whip is 100% leather, so treat it right! If it gets dirty, wipe it with a damp cloth. I would use a little bit of baby soap and water to get out any stains. Don't expose it to direct sunlight and don't submerge it in water.

Store it in such a way that the falls won't get squished too closely. Over time, you could damage the leather if you leave it scrunched up in the back of a drawer. Just hang it up somewhere using the wrist strap. It's pretty enough to be left out.