Rubber whip - flogging toy by Sportsheets - review by ShadowKitten

This Rubber Whip was one of the very first toys I ever purchased. It was quite disappointing then and quite disappointing now. Despite that, I think this toy would be best for those nervous about being flogged/hit/etc. Anyone that has been hit and likes any sort of pain will find this to be a dull toy.

The Rubber Whip is designed as most floggers are: 'falls' attached to a handle and maybe a secondary thing (string or a soft ribbon usually) to hang it with. This toy isn't very well made. The falls tangle very easily unless stored hanging at all times. The 'rubber' is cheap, thin, and frankly reminds me of toys I used to own as a child which is anything but sexy; it does smell like rubber though.

The handle of the Rubber Whip is a hard plastic wrapper of sorts. It is strong but still possible to break in strong enough hands, in my opinion, although I have not tried to do so. There are two hard plastic balls on each end of the plastic wrapper to help things stay together. I doubt this toy will last a long time, or if it does, it will quickly become boring to the owner(s) of it before it 'dies'.

The Rubber Whip was a failure as a toy in my opinion. The toy's level of sting or pain produced by even the strongest people was minuet at best, so it didn't really do anything for me, or anyone it got used on for that matter. However, I did come up with another use for it, thankfully, so all was not entirely lost although it rarely gets used as the second use I found for it due to my lack of a partner these days.

The second use I found for this toy was as a cat toy. Yes, you read that right, a cat toy! As a person very fond of being a kitten in Animal Roleplay, ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_roleplay ) the stringy dangly falls of this toy appealed to my kitten side a fair bit and provided some amusing play - back when I still had Owners.

Besides of that, it really didn't deliver as a flogger though.

I suggest storing this hanging by its handle to help prevent it getting all knotted and tangled up which happens very easily if stored any other way.

When I bought it way back when, all it had was a tag from the company listing the length and price along with the company's name and scantily clad girl, if I remember correctly (I bought it several years ago).