Paddle Diamond Studded Paddle – Black

Precautions:

Before Use:

• Inspect the Paddle: Before each session, carefully inspect the paddle for any signs of wear or damage, such as loose studs or cracks in the material. Using a damaged paddle could lead to injury.
• Understand the Impact: Recognise that the studs on the paddle can intensify the impact and may cause more pronounced sensations or markings than a flat paddle. Consider this when determining the force of use.

During Use:

• Consent and Communication: Ensure that all activities involving the paddle are consensual. Discuss boundaries, safe words, and signals with your partner. Continuous communication during play is crucial to ensure comfort and safety.
• Test the Paddle: Before using the paddle in play, test it on a less sensitive area of your own body to understand the impact and sensation it provides. This will help you gauge how much force is appropriate.
• Start Slowly: Especially if you or your partner are not experienced with impact play, begin with gentle taps to build a tolerance and understanding of the sensations the paddle delivers.
• Focus on Safe Areas: Aim for fleshy, muscular areas of the body such as the buttocks or thighs. Avoid areas with less muscle padding and stay away from the lower back, kidneys, neck, joints, and other areas susceptible to injury.

After Use:

• Check for Reactions: After play, check the skin for any unexpected reactions or injuries, especially in areas where the studs made contact. Provide appropriate aftercare to any affected areas.
• Store Properly: Once the paddle is clean and dry, store it in a safe, dry place to avoid damage. Keep it flat to maintain its shape and avoid placing heavy objects on top of it.