Collection: Riding Crops & Cane

Crops are snappy and precise—great for targeting small areas like inner thighs. Canes deliver deeper, more concentrated impact that lingers. Crops are ideal for teasing and rhythm, while canes are often reserved for advanced or ritualistic scenes. Both offer control, but the sensations differ dramatically.

They can be—but not always. Start with lighter materials like rattan or acrylic, and avoid full-force strokes. Use warm-up taps and gradually build intensity. With good technique and consent, even a cane can be approachable. Communication and aftercare are crucial for first-time users.

Always avoid the spine, kidneys, and joints. Aim for fleshy areas like the buttocks or upper thighs. Don’t strike over clothes with hard implements, as you lose accuracy. Practice on a pillow first to understand rebound and precision. Never use broken or splintered gear—it’s not worth the risk.

Keep leather crops dry and wipe clean with a soft cloth. For canes, don’t bend them—store straight to avoid warping. Rattan canes benefit from occasional oiling to stay flexible. Always check for cracks or damage before each use. Good care ensures your tools last and stay safe in play.