Temperature Responsive Whip Claw Paddle

Product Overview

A paw-shaped black paddle head with raised pads on a thin, black, braided rod. The pads are lime green in one photo and maroon with a pink centre in the other. What the photos show. The first photo is a render of a flat black paw with raised toe pads and a larger central pad, bright lime green, fixed to a thin rod covered in black braiding, with stitching where the rod meets the head. The second photo is a real fingertip pressing the central pad of a black paw whose four toe pads are dark maroon and whose centre pad is bright magenta. Colour change or two versions. The pad colours differ between the photos. Nothing printed says whether the pads change colour with temperature or whether these are two versions, so treat the temperature claim in the title as unconfirmed. About the name. The title says whip and claw. There are no tails, only a paw head on a rod, and the shape is a paw print rather than claws. What we cannot tell you. No length, head width or material is printed, and the single Default option does not say which colour you would get. Using it. Agree a stop word first. The small head concentrates the strike on one spot, so begin with light taps on the fleshy part of the buttocks or outer thighs and build up slowly. Avoid the spine, kidneys, joints, neck and head, and do not use it on broken skin. Stop at sharp pain, numbness or tingling. Cleaning. Wipe the head and rod with a damp cloth and dry them. Keep the raised pads away from rubbing and heat.