Fetish Fantasy Series Shock therapy - bondage toy by Pipedream - review by CynicallyYours

The Fetish Fantasy Shock Therapy BDSM kit is my current favorite fascination. I love this thing beyond my ability to express it…but as that is the point, I shall try!

We’ll start with the more sexual applications. I am a huge fan of nipple torture; I love my nipple clamps and a good bite from my partner. Placing these on your nipples or anywhere around the breast gives a fantastic and intense sensory experience. It’s not quite like getting shocked, it’s hard to describe but it is a little like pinches, a little like pins and needles.

Other very fun places to place the electrodes are on the labia, bottom cheeks, penis, and scrotum. As I lack the proper equipment, I cannot personally tell you what it feels like on the penis and scrotum. When placesd on more sensitive skin the sensation, even on the lower settings is pretty intense so I would try it first on a different part of the body and go very slowly with the intensity.

This device is basically a cheaper version of a “TENS”( Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) machine. When placed over large muscle groups, the low level electrical impulses sent from the electrodes stimulate the muscle giving you more or less the effect of a massage. I personally have a neck and lower back injury so I love love love using my Shock Therapy kit for massages when I’m alone.

The different settings provide either a more vibration type feeling or a more percussive type feeling with lots of different variations in setting patterns!

The packaging is pretty obscene; it comes in a box featuring a naked woman being stimulated with the device. The box also shows the name of the device with some descriptions/warnings/etc on the back. The device itself is nestled fairly securely in a plastic tray fitted to the different shapes. It comes with very basic directions that didn’t entirely answer my questions but a very small amount of trial and (very little) error made the rest clear.

One thing to keep in mind is that if the electrodes aren’t sitting flat against the skin, it can feel more like a shock. It’s a little pinchy, kind of like a bee sting. In those cases and when the sensation is too strong, I would recommend just unplugging the cord from the controller. I detach the electrodes from the cord, which they easily snap on and off of. I wipe them with a clean cloth and water or a baby wipe and make sure they are completely dry with no residue before trying again.

You get the control the device, cord, and 4 electrodes. This may sounds like a no brainer but all 4 electrodes have to be attached to you in order for the device to work. It runs on 2 AAA batteries and is very strong. So far the battery life is great. I have yet to kill the first batteries and I use it a few times a week at least. It is pre-set for 15 minute sessions.

The best part about this thing is that it's completely silent. You may not be able to remain silent, but no one need know you're using anything, you could easily hide the wires under clothing.