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SM
Explore a world of sensual SM play with our selection of whips and riding crops. Whether you are new to the BDSM universe or an experienced dominance enthusiast, here you will find tools that can both tease, punish, and stimulate the senses. Each whip and each riding crop is selected with a focus on quality and experience - so you can confidently immerse yourself in the play.
FAQ about SM
What does SM stand for, and what does it entail?
SM stands for Sadomasochism, and involves giving or receiving controlled pain as part of play, pleasure, and dominance. It can range from gentle slaps with paddles to intense stimulation with floggers, riding crops, or needles - everything depends on desire, trust, and shared boundaries.
Do you have to enjoy pain to engage in BDSM?
No, not necessarily. BDSM is just as much about psychology, dominance, tension and role-play. Many enjoy the feeling of relinquishing control or of directing the play - the pain itself is just one element and can be adjusted according to taste and experience.
How does one get started with BDSM as a beginner?
Start gently and play your way through. Use paddles, floggers or the hand, and constantly communicate about what feels good or too much.
Always agree on a safeword, and gradually build trust.
Most importantly: BDSM is about pleasure, not about "enduring".
Is SM safe?
Yes, when it happens with consent, communication, and respect. Use high-quality equipment, pay attention to the body, and learn about anatomy and signals.
What is the difference between paddles, floggers, and canes?
Paddles provide a wide and flat contact surface - ideal for beginners. Floggers have multiple tails and range from gentle to intense, depending on the material. Cane and whips provide more precise and sharp stimulation and require more technique and experience.
SM – PLAY WITH POWER, SENSUALITY AND CONTROL
Welcome to our SM universe – a space for sensual play, control, and surrender.
Whether you're a curious beginner or an experienced kink enthusiast, here you'll find a carefully curated selection of SM gear focused on safety, quality, and pleasure.
SM – short for sadomasochism – spans everything from teasing pain and dominance to power play, psychology, and sensuality. For some, it’s about the sting of a flogger; for others, the mental thrill of submission and control.
In our SM category, we guide you safely into both soft and intense stimulation. Whether you're drawn to the psychological, physical, or aesthetic aspects of SM, you'll find subcategories to match your curiosity and desires.
Explore subcategories like Paddles, Floggers, Canes, and Sensory Play – and discover the perfect tool for your play style.
