Bell nipple clamps - nipple clamps discontinued by Spartacus - review by SubmissiveFeminist

These tweezer-style nipple clamps have a really playful perk to them! At the end of each is a small metal bell that adds a lot of fun to the sometimes painful experience of nipple clamps. While these are a very entertaining toy, they can also cause a bit of pain, depending on how tight you set them. They are fully adjustable by moving the metal ring around the clamps up or down to increase or decrease pressure.



These musical clamps measure about four inches long and are very lightweight. They can be used by anyone--whether you're into BDSM or not. Those into kitty-play will especially like the small bells on these, as it does sound like the bells on kitten-collars.



There is no cleaning instructions with this product, as you probably shouldn't expose them to bodily fluids and share them between partners. If you decide to use one as a clit-clamp, the rubber tips come off and you can wash them in warm water with some antibacterial soap. Be sure to dry them completely before putting them back, and be careful not to lose the tips!

You can store these just about anywhere because of their small size, and they travel well. I suggest keeping them in a toy box or drawer, somewhere clean and dry. You can always keep them in the packaging if you choose, though I decided to put them loose in a small toy box.



The packaging I received these in is a bit different from the one shown on the product page. There isn't much information on the package, just that Spartacus rates this pair of nipple clamps' intensity at "gentle to moderate" based on where you put the spacer ring. I would agree with this statement, as their bite is about as bad as their bark, which is a light jingle as most.

They're not bad, though. Even those who normally like a lot more intensity may enjoy the playfulness of these lighter clamps. Something about bells and nipples just makes me think you can't help but smile when you use these.

I don't use these often, but they're still as fully functional and cute as they were when I first bought them.