Leather vampire gloves - bondage toy by Kinklab - review by vanilla impaired

Sensory delights? Totally. Sensation smorgasboard of fun.

Kinklab’s Leather Vampire gloves have 94 steel teeth on the four fingers and thumb on the inside of the glove and are meant to tease and lightly claw at your skin. Easily slip the glove on your hand and snap the dome shut that rests at the base of the glove.

The gloves come in four sizes X-Small, Small, Medium and Large. I ordered the large as they are not for my hands but the person delivering the fun. Large will fit a male’s hands snugly.

What does one do with Vampire Gloves? Well the possibilities are endless. They can be used for light sensation play all over the body ranging from light stroking to gripping skin and they will leave scratch marks and pinholes when pressure is applied.

The tacks will not puncture the skin unless they are used out of context, such as slapping, grabbing or apply a lot of force. In this case they will draw blood, make no qualms about it.

We found it rather amusing that once a good grip was on my arm I had no choice but to move where I was told with the pressure of the points digging into my skin there was no chance for escape. Light scratching on the skin sends tingles up one’s spine and leaves lovely little scratch marks to coo over. Running the gloves over a freshly spanked ass … divine.

Store these in a cool,dry safe place where the tacks will not risk being bent and preferably somewhere flat as to not scuff the gloves as the leather will scratch easily from the tacks. Wrap them in a soft cloth and/or store in a box that will fit these comfortably.

To clean the gloves use a damp cloth and a mild soap to clean off any any oils,blood or urine on the gloves and use a leather conditioner or oil to keep them supple and soft. It is a good habit to thoroughly clean, disinfect and dry the gloves after play. If you look after these well they will last a long time. To dry simply lay out in a warm room on a towel, make sure you dry the tacks well as they can rust if moisture is left on them. Never put them in a dryer and never leave in a damp place as the leather can become mouldy.

One thing to note is these gloves will become fluid bonded which means, simply put, they are for one person only to avoid cross infection. If you have multiple partners have a pair each.

It’s also important to give the tacks a clean with rubbing alcohol (Isopropyl) when you first acquire these gloves and to clean whenever the need arises as to eliminate all possible germs.