Tit clamps - nipple clamps by Pipedream - review by Sam (aka Jul!a)

My husband and I have been on a quest for quite a while now to find the perfect pair of nipple clamps. We tried some bull nosed ones, but those didn't seem to work unless you had fairly large nipples. We waited a while, and tried some tweezer style clamps, and while those worked better, they didn't work well enough that we really wanted to use them very often. So I browsed around a little more, looking more into styles we hadn't tried yet, and decided to give these a shot, and eureka! They worked!

The packaging was almost laughable. Well, that might be rather mean I guess. Very not discreet to say the least. The clamps are visible through a clear blister pack type window on the front, and you can see a woman wearing these particular clamps from the front as well. The back shows a different angle of the same woman enjoying these clamps. There's nothing anywhere that talks about cleaning, but if for whatever reason you need to, warm water and soap will do the trick, just roll them around in your hands for a bit under the water and make sure they're completely dry before storing to try and prevent any rusting. You can also keep them pretty much anywhere.

These particular clamps are shorter than a lot of other styles out there, only coming in at about 15" from end to end, but the lack of length is in the 1 1/2" long clips, as the chain is your "standard" 12" long. The chain reminds me of a chain on a wallet that you might find at say a Hot Topic or a Spencer's. It's built pretty solid, and the small keyrings that attach the chain to the clips are the only things that look like they might break. Those tiny keyrings can be easily replaced just about anywhere that sells/cuts keys, like a hardware store. Aside from a tiny bit of padding on the inside of the clamps, everything else is made out of steel.

The clamps are really simple; coming in at 1/4" wide with a rounded front, pressing down on the back end opens the front like a jaw. Only inside of this jaw there aren't a bunch of teeth, there's a small area of padding (something like a stiff and sturdy rubber foam) that makes the end 1/3" where the outsides curl over onto the inside even and flush. It sounds complicated, but it's not, here's a picture:



They grip surprisingly well just about everywhere I've stuck them. And the best part? They stay put. If you're trying to remove them by pulling on them, you'll take them off, but if you're wanting to pull a little bit for some added stimulation? They should stay on just fine. I've even tugged at them with my teeth with no problems.