Is a short flogger easier to use than a long one? Yes, for most people. Long falls need space to swing and practice to aim, because the tips travel a wide arc and can wrap around the body. A short flogger keeps everything close. With 9 inch falls, you can see exactly where the strands will land and control them with a small flick of the wrist. That makes a compact flogger a sensible first choice, and a handy one for close quarters like a bed.
The Enchanted Flogger from Sex and Mischief
The Sex and Mischief Enchanted Flogger is a compact flogger from Sportsheets. It measures 13 inches overall, with falls 9 inches long. The handle is sturdy and has a wrist loop, which gives a dependable grip when play gets more energetic. Used softly, the falls tickle and tease. Swung with more intent, they deliver a proper lash.
That range makes it useful for beginners and for experienced players who want a small, easy-to-place flogger. The wrist loop also means you can let go to use your hands and pick the flogger straight back up without searching for it.
Best for: For couples buying a first flogger and for anyone who plays in a small space. Its short falls are simple to aim, so beginners can use it gently, while practiced hands can get a real sting from it. It fits easily in a drawer or bag.
At a glance: 13 in long · 9 in falls · Wrist loop · Sturdy handle
Key features
| Compact size |
At 13 inches overall, it is easy to aim and store. |
| 9 inch falls |
Short falls land where you point them. |
| Sturdy handle |
A solid handle gives a dependable grip. |
| Wrist loop |
Keeps the flogger attached to your hand during play. |
| Versatile use |
Can tickle, tease or flog depending on how it is swung. |
Specifications
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Total length: 13 in
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Falls: 9 in
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Handle: Sturdy, with wrist loop
How to use
Choose a safe word and talk through limits. Put your hand through the wrist loop and grip the handle. Drag the falls slowly over your partner's skin first, so they learn the feel. Then flick lightly from the wrist onto the buttocks or thighs. Add speed a little at a time and ask for feedback. Because the falls are short, stand close and aim carefully. Keep away from the spine, kidneys, neck, face and joints, and stop when asked.
Care
- Wipe the falls and handle with a damp cloth and mild soap.
- Dry it with a towel and let it air before storing.
- Hang it by the wrist loop so the falls stay straight.
- Do not soak it or leave it in direct sunlight.
More on materials in our material safety guide.
Frequently asked questions
How big is it?
The flogger is 13 inches long in total, and the falls make up 9 inches of that. It is a small flogger, which keeps it easy to control and to store.
Can a beginner use it?
Yes. The maker says it can be used delicately by beginners and more firmly by experienced players. The short falls are easy to aim. Start with light flicks and build slowly.
What is it made of?
The facts supplied do not state the material of the falls or the handle. They describe a sturdy handle with a wrist loop and 9 inch falls. Check the product photos for the finish.
How does it compare with the Saffron floggers?
It is the smallest and mildest of the three sold here. The Saffron Flogger has thirty long falls, and the Saffron Braided Flogger has nine heavy braided ones. This one is short and light.
Start small, play often
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For adult use only. Read the instruction manual before first use. Specifications are the manufacturer's.
