Description
A gag with a solid silicone plug. Different in feel to a ring or ball gag – it fills rather than props open, which some people find more comfortable and others find much more intense.
Good for
- Anyone who has tried a ball gag and wanted something different
- Scenes where silence is part of the point
- Couples with established trust
Worth knowing
Any gag removes speech, so agree a non-verbal signal before you start – a dropped object or three taps are the usual choices. Never gag someone alone, never leave them unattended, and stop at once for any breathing difficulty or nausea. Twenty minutes is plenty. The safewords guide has a section on non-verbal signals.
