Definitely not for those who like getting their nip nips licked and can't handle a bite. These little boys are nothing BUT bite. They literally have little rubber teeth on them, which I wish they didn't have cause they hurt like hell but hey that's what so fun about them, they're a total sensory overload. Plus, they're also good to torture or tease. By that I mean, clip one on a nipple and the other on your lower regions, I personally like foreskin. It can hurt for a while but even after the pain goes, you still end up being teased cause if you move you pull on them, therefore making them tighter pulling on your nipple/foreskin. So you essentially end up immobilized if you don't want any pain to come to you.

Cold hard steel! Oh yes yes yes, nothing more reliable than a Made-In-America, make-you cry, no-mercy toy. Don't get me wrong, I'm no hardcore S/M-er, I just like to spice it up after he gets home from work. But I will say I love that it is, in fact, metal. It's very smooth with no hard seams from where it was cast, as some plastics can have. Honestly, I think it is actually seamless. I don't know how to smelt, but it's smooth all over. Oh, and don't worry, it doesn't have that icky dime and quarters smell your coins get. It's ODORLESS and odor-repellent. lol Even after the way I toss it around all over the floor, it still hasn't gotten any icky smells.

I love the shape, it is so sensual; big but light and thin. Also, I love how easy it is to put on and take off. At the widest points there are flat panels which you just squeeze to open and let go to close. What's amazing is that to open them, it's like opening a snacks clip but the pressure they release on you is like power tool clamps or something. I don't know how to compare, but it's wild. The squeezy part is also good cause it's just big enough to grasp the nipple but not over do it and dull the pain. Plus, they're built so when you pull on the chain or hand weight on it they get tighter and OW.

None, just really toss around like nothing, because they're metallic they're really not at all delicate, so you can toss them and not have to worry. But do remember to clean them every so often with some Windex or something so they don't get that icky metal dust on them which can cause them to look dull and dirty.

Most say they are not for the novice but I would say if they even interest you at all, you're ready to try them. You can always adjust yourself to the intensity little by little as you use them. I mean, it's just pain.