Category: Babeland.com

Clover Clamps from Babeland.com

Thinking about making your first nipple clamp purchase? Babeland actually has a nice little guide on tips and things to think about when selecting your clamps and also what to expect when using them. It’s worth a read.

Without tugging, these clamps are tight. They grip well with nubbed pads and they are seriously uncomfortable without any additional pressure needed. The chain between the clamps is heavy and does provide a very slight pull just from the gravity of the chain. Even with this slight weight, the pads grip well and hold the clamps in place.

And when you tug, they don’t slide off, they grip harder. It hurts. But that is what they are designed to do. While clamping them to your nipples causes a significant amount of discomfort, taking them off will hurt even more.

Tugging on them is one of the more obvious uses, but also, you can use them to hold someone in position. Attach some kind of rope or chain or tether to the chain that binds these clamps and watch as the wearer realizes any attempt to move away will only result in more tension and more pain.

I happen to be a big fan of nipple torture. It’s one of the few forms of pain I experience with pleasure. I have been wanting a set of Clover Clamps for ages, but for some reason, I never bothered to get a pair. Still, when I saw these were available for review, I jumped at the chance to try them out. These particular clamps, sold by Babeland.com, seem to be sturdy and of decent construction. The pinchers do sometimes get caught on each other when squeezed to open the clamps, but it just hangs a bit and doesn’t really impede their function. These clamps sell for $24 and more than meet my expectations at that price. I would happily purchase them if I hadn’t been fortunate enough to receive them for free.

Many thanks to Babeland.com for sending me these clamps to review.