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The Master Series Daggers are screw-adjustable nipple clamps joined by a double chain hung with small metal spikes. They give you pinch and pressure plus a dark, decorative look across the chest, and the chain can be tugged for extra sensation. Rubber tips and fine screw control make them a sensible choice for people who are new to clamps but want something with edge, as well as experienced players.
Most chain clamps use one plain link between the two clamps. These use two rows of chain, and from them hang small spiked charms. Across the chest they make a striking, slightly menacing piece of jewellery, and they also give you something to play with: a gentle tug on the chain pulls both clamps at once, while the weight of the charms adds a subtle constant drag. The whole piece is 15 inches long, so it drapes across most chests with some slack in the middle.
Each clamp has a small screw that sets how tightly the jaws close, and they open up to 0.5 inches wide. That means you can start with barely any pressure and tighten bit by bit until it feels right, rather than relying on a fixed spring. The jaws are tipped with rubber to cushion the skin of the nipple and areola, and Master Series says all the metal is nickel-free. The materials are iron, ABS plastic and PVC.
Loosen the screw fully first. Stimulate the nipple a little so it stands out, then hold the clamp in one hand and the nipple in the other. Place the jaws just below the tip, along the areola, and turn the screw slowly until you feel a firm pinch. Do the other side the same way. Every movement after that will send a little sensation through, so move with intention and check in with your partner often.
Keep them on for no longer than 30 minutes the first few times, and less if the nipples go numb or the pain turns sharp. Release them slowly. As blood rushes back, removal often feels more intense than putting them on, sometimes twice as strong, so be ready for it, and some people like a warm hand or mouth over the nipple afterwards to soothe it.
If you want to play with the chain, start once the clamps have been on for a few minutes and the first sting has settled. A light, slow pull is plenty; a sharp yank can pop the clamps off, which is intense and not usually welcome. Let the spiked charms swing as your partner moves, or rest the chain in their mouth to hold, so any movement of the head becomes part of the sensation.
Spray the clamps and chain with toy cleaner after use and let them dry completely, paying attention to the screw threads. Store them in a small pouch so the double chain and charms don't tangle with other gear.
See more nipple clamps and the full Master Series range, or read our guide to exploring BDSM safely.
Helpful answers about Master Series Daggers Double Chain Nipple Clamps.
Tighten the Daggers clamps only until you feel a firm, steady pinch, not a sharp or burning pain. Start with the screw fully loose and turn it a little at a time. If the nipple goes numb, white or cold, loosen or remove them right away.
Keep the Daggers clamps on for no longer than 30 minutes during your first few sessions, and shorter if the sensation fades into numbness. As you get used to them you'll learn your limit. Never sleep or leave the room with clamps on.
When you release the Daggers clamps, blood flows back into the nipple, and that rush is often more intense than the clamping itself. Undo the screws slowly, one side at a time, and have a warm hand or mouth ready to soothe them.
They can be. The Daggers screw adjustment lets you start very light, and the rubber tips soften the bite. The chain and spikes add weight, so hold the chain while you get used to it. If clamps are brand new to you, try a few minutes first.
The Daggers are designed for nipples. Some people use clamps on the labia or other fleshy spots, but go much lighter there and keep it short, as thin skin is more sensitive. Never clamp over broken skin, and see our clamp collection for gentler styles.
Yes. Master Series says all the metal on the Daggers clamps is nickel-free, and the jaws are rubber-tipped. The body is iron with ABS and PVC parts. If you react to metal jewellery, keep the first session short and watch for redness.
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