Ruff doggie styles rainbow star crop by Ruff doggie styles - review by SubmissiveFeminist

Rainbows and stars may be the coolest thing to incorporate in a crop, and I love the look of the rainbow metallic leather! Simply put, this crop is a beautiful toy.



One side of the star is rainbow-metallic and the other is plain black leather. I use this with the black side down as to not wear the metallic coloring off the other side and keep it looking amazing. The only downside to this product is the bit connecting the head to the body of the crop, as it looks like it may not be as durable as I would like it to be. I haven't have problems with it yet but I will be sure to do a follow-up if I have issues.

The shaft is a tan/gold with hints of grey/silver. I wouldn't have chosen the color but I really do like it. It goes well with the rainbow and black. The handle is black leather with two wrist straps. While thin, they do their job, and also provide a way to hang the crop if you wish to do so.




I've included the tag for "travel friendly" because this crop is only 25" long. While that may sound like a big toy, this is one of the shortest crops I own. When I pack an overnight bag to stay with my partner, this fits inside without effort, and I really like that about it.

This product advertises that it leaves behind red star-shaped marks on the recipient. While that is an amazing plus to having such an awesome toy, it really takes some force to make the correct-shaped marks. Beginners or those who have a low tolerance for pain should not expect a red star on their butt. However, attempting to do so is half the fun of owning this particular crop!

I'm quite pleased with the marks this crop leaves on my partner. If used with a firm hand, this crop can leave clear star-shaped red marks or even bruises. It's quite amusing during play.

I still love this crop! It makes amazing marks on my partner and has a really nice slapping effect. My only concern is the star part connecting to the shaft, as it has weakened a bit. I worry that it will damage with more use. I use this crop quite heavily, though, so light users probably wouldn't have to worry about that concern.