List of BDSM equipment

BDSM equipment refers to a variety of physical items and tools used to facilitate BDSM (Bondage, Discipline, Dominance, Submission, Sadism, and Masochism) activities. These items can range from simple household objects to specialized devices designed specifically for BDSM play.

Bondage Equipment[edit | edit source]

Bondage equipment is used to restrict a person's movement or to physically restrain them. Some common types of bondage equipment include:

Handcuffs: These are often used in BDSM play to restrain a person's hands.
Rope: Rope is a versatile tool that can be used for a variety of bondage techniques, including Japanese bondage.
Bondage tape: This is a type of tape that sticks to itself but not to skin or hair, making it ideal for quick and easy bondage.

Discipline Equipment[edit | edit source]

Discipline equipment is used to enforce rules and punish disobedience in a BDSM context. Some common types of discipline equipment include:

Whips: Whips are often used in BDSM play for impact play or punishment.
Paddles: Paddles are used for spanking and can be made from a variety of materials, including wood and leather.
Crops: Crops are a type of whip that are often used in BDSM play.

Dominance and Submission Equipment[edit | edit source]

Dominance and submission equipment is used to establish and maintain power dynamics in a BDSM scene. Some common types of dominance and submission equipment include:

Collars: In a BDSM context, collars often symbolize ownership or submission.
Leashes: Leashes can be used in conjunction with collars to control a submissive's movement.
Gags: Gags are used to restrict a person's ability to speak, which can enhance feelings of submission.

Sadism and Masochism Equipment[edit | edit source]

Sadism and masochism equipment is used to give or receive pain in a BDSM context. Some common types of sadism and masochism equipment include:

Nipple clamps: These are used to apply pressure and pain to a person's nipples.
Wartenberg wheel: This is a device with a wheel of sharp pins that can be rolled over a person's skin to create a sensation of pain.
Electrosex equipment: This includes devices that use electricity to stimulate or cause pain.

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