Whips, Paddles & Floggers
Impact play demands the right tool. Whips, paddles, floggers and canes each deliver different sensations - from sharp sting to thud, tickle to burn. Whether you prefer leather's classic feel, silicone's durability, or feathered designs for teasing, you'll find quality equipment built for control and sensation.

Ouch! Paddle - BAD BOY

Ouch! Halo Flogger

Ouch! Paddle XOXO

Ouch! Halo Belt Flogger with Gold Details

Ouch! Hearts Paddle with Metal Butt Plug - Black

Ouch! PU Leather Whip with Knot Detail - Black

Prowler Red Flogger 66 cm - Black

Ouch! Halo Belt Flogger

Ouch! Rectangular Crop SLUT

Ouch! Crop LOVE

XR Brands Braided Flogger

Prowler Red Flogger 84 cm - Black/Red

Ouch! Diamond Studded Whip

Ouch! Diamond Studded Paddle

Ouch! Mistress Paddle - Glow in the Dark - Neon Green

Ouch! Naughty Paddle - Glow in the Dark - Neon Green

Ouch! Paddle SPANK

Ouch! Crop SLAVE

Ouch! Crop SLUT

Ouch! Paddle with Wax Rope

Fifty Shades Of Grey Sweet Anticipation - Round Paddle

Prowler Red Leather Suede Flogger - Red

Prowler Red Leather Suede Flogger - Black

Ouch! Halo Luxury Paddle with Gold Details
Impact play is about sensation, control and anticipation. The right whip, paddle or flogger depends on what you want to feel - and what you want him to feel. Start by thinking about the sensations you're chasing: is it the sharp sting of a crop, the thud of a paddle, the multiple tails of a flogger, or the precise control of a cane? Each tool has its own character.
Leather versus Silicone
Leather is the classic choice for impact play - it feels premium, ages beautifully, and delivers rich sensations with a satisfying sound. Silicone tools are modern, durable, easy to clean, and often more forgiving if you're learning. Feathered designs blur the line between sensation play and impact, offering tickle and sting rather than pure thud.
Size, Weight and Control
Longer tools give you reach and leverage; shorter ones offer precision. Heavier implements deliver more sensation with less effort, while lighter ones let you build intensity gradually. Handle design matters too - a secure grip with good balance gives you control, which is what impact play is really about.
Sound, Sensation and Feedback
Some tools are quiet and subtle; others announce themselves. Consider your space and what turns you both on. The sound of leather on skin, the whistle of a whip cutting air, the soft thud of a paddle - these all add to the experience. Think about whether you want immediate feedback or something more measured.
What's the difference between a whip and a flogger?
A whip is typically a single tail that builds speed and intensity; a flogger has multiple tails for broader, more diffuse impact. Whips demand more skill and control; floggers are often more forgiving for newer players.
Can I use these tools on different body parts?
Yes, but with care. Paddles and floggers work well on larger, fleshy areas like the ass and thighs. Crops and canes allow precision play. Avoid sensitive areas like the lower back, kidneys and joints unless you really know what you're doing.
How do I care for leather impact toys?
Wipe them clean after use and store them dry. Leather can be conditioned occasionally with leather balm to keep it supple, but don't over-treat. Silicone tools can be washed with soap and water or toy cleaner, then dried thoroughly.