Rubber whip junior - whip discontinued by Sportsheets - review by lexxxmoonchild

The Rubber Whip Junior is a good toy for beginners to impact play or the BDSM-curious. It can used both as a flogger and as a tickler, making it a fairly versatile toy. That being said, people who like a more heavy toy might find this to be a cute novelty at best.

If you want to invest in a toy of this type, but are nervous to pay big money to try it out, I recommend this. It might also be good for vegans who do not want a leather-based flogger.

Because it is made of rubber, people with rubber sensitivities should steer clear of this toy.

It is small and light enough to be travel friendly, though I would use caution traveling with it by air. It is very small, but could look a little menacing to carry on a carry on.

The toy consists of many rubber strings that appear to be folded in on themselves and held in place by the handle which is a clear piece of tubing. There is a cloth strap at the bottom to put around your wrist so it doesn't fall off. The strings will stretch if tugged on, but snap back into place.

It comes in a variety of colors, so you can match it to your toy box pretty easily.

Overall, the toy is pretty sturdy, but the size of the toy itself is pretty unwieldy and it's too small to make much of an impact.

I like to get hit hard, so this toy wasn't really enough for me to get any real enjoyment out of. It's more of a mild sting than anything. We mostly just use it when my partner's hand gets sore at this point. I like marks to be left, but found that even with effort this toy will not leave any. However, for the price point, this was pretty much what I was expecting.

I haven't had to wash this toy yet, but it could easily be washed with warm water and soap and then air dried. There's no parts that would be damaged to come into contact with water.

Because it's so small, storage is relatively easy, though I would store it wrapped in a cloth or bag to prevent the ends from getting tangled.

The toy came without any packaging, just a tag on the handle. No instructions, but I think how to use this toy is pretty self-evident.