The Beaded Broad Tip Clamps have very distinct qualities which make them different from other clamps that you might have tried before. They are perfect for those who are just beginning to experiment with nipple and clamp play or those who have been at it for a while. If you want to begin a clamp collection, add to an existing one, or just branch out into different areas of play, then you might consider inviting these sweet things into your toy box.

Don't be afraid to get creative with these clamps. They look amazing hanging from labia during a play session, and regardless as to where they are located, the beads will dance beautifully with the swaying of an excited body. Be careful if you wear these during intercourse or play. Sometimes clamps can be snatched off, and you wouldn't want to risk the dangling beads breaking.

Each clamp is made from strong, black, nickel-free metal, and the tips are covered in almost 1/2 inch black removable rubber pads. On the other end of the clamp hang four little, lovely beads.

HINT: I wouldn't recommend removing the tips for use due to the fact that the actual clamp tip looks like an office supply from hell, but for cleaning or sterilizing, it might be a good idea if the clamps are used on the genitals.

Manufactured by Spartacus, these clamps are just a little over 1.5 inches long; add to that the 1 inch length of beads and you have a total clamp length of a little more than 2.5 inches. The black half inch width rubber pads help to give The Beaded "Broad" Tip Clamps their name. If this is your first time using a broader style clamp, it's just a bit different, but like I love to say, practice makes perfect.

The clamps themselves (being made of metal) feel very sturdy, and maybe that's why I found it a bit difficult to open and close them. I didn't find them as comfortable to wear as I do butterfly clamps. That could be a personal preference due to my favoring a stingy/pinchy/burn over a deep pressure/squished/burn. I'm going to credit the type of pressure it applies to the skin to the broader rubber pads and the way the pressure is distributed by the screw.

Since the clamps are made of metal, a simple washing with warm water and mild soap should do the trick. Be gentle with the beads!

HINT: You might want to take the rubber pads off just to make sure that they get dry before you store them again.

Clamp storage has always been really fun for me. Personally, I prefer something small, but adorable. I've used tiny little Godiva boxes; get crafty with cigar boxes.

HINT: Put a favorite scarf in the box to pad your stuff and keep your clamps from clanging around into each other.