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With thirty long faux leather falls in black and red fixed to a solid metal handle, the Sportsheets Saffron Flogger is a faux leather flogger with enough length and weight to move from a slow, swishing caress to a crisp, stingy strike. It's the fuller-bodied impact tool of the Saffron set, and a natural next step once you've played with lighter toys.
Many beginner floggers have a light plastic or fabric-wrapped handle, so the falls do all the work and it's hard to control where they land. The Saffron Flogger's handle is nickel-free metal, which puts some weight in your hand and helps the falls follow through in a steady arc. You don't need to grip tightly or swing hard; a relaxed hold and a smooth wrist motion are enough. At the base, a faux leather loop lets you hang it on a wall hook or pegboard between sessions.
Think of the falls as a range rather than a setting. Held horizontally and drawn across the skin, they fan out and feel like a soft, cool brush. Swung loosely, they land together for a broad, thuddy slap. Snapped from the wrist with the tips leading, they give a sharper sting in a smaller area. The falls are listed at about 17 inches, and at that length you can work standing beside the bed rather than from across the room.
Try it on your own forearm or thigh to feel the difference between a drag and a flick. Then warm the receiver up with slow, light strokes, perhaps over a thin sheet at first, before any real impact, since skin that's been warmed up takes harder strokes more comfortably. Aim for the buttocks, thighs and upper back beside the shoulder blades. Figure-eight swings, the classic flogging pattern, take a little practice; rehearse them on a pillow first. Check in often, using a simple one-to-five scale so the receiver can tell you how intense it feels without breaking the mood.
A flogger rewards rhythm. Start with a slow, steady pattern, then vary the pace so the receiver can't predict the next stroke. Alternate a few firm strikes with long, gentle drags to let the skin rest. Restraining the receiver with cuffs, or taking away sight with the Saffron Blindfold, makes every stroke land with more surprise. Finish the way you started, with slow, soft drags, so the scene winds down gently instead of stopping cold.
Wipe the falls with a damp cloth and a little mild soap or toy cleaner after use, running the cloth down each bunch from handle to tip. Hang it to dry so the strands stay straight and don't kink. Avoid soaking it or using alcohol wipes, which can dry out faux leather, and wipe the metal handle dry so it stays bright.
Want something softer? The Saffron Faux Fur Flogger mixes in plush fur, and the Saffron Finger Flogger is a smaller option. Browse all our floggers and paddles.
Helpful answers about Sportsheets Saffron Flogger.
Not if you start slowly. Faux leather lands softer than real suede, and the long falls can be used just for stroking. It does have more presence than a fur flogger, so warm up gradually and build intensity only when the receiver asks for more.
It's listed with falls of about 17 inches and an overall length of around 23 inches. That's comfortable for close-range play beside a bed and still compact enough to store in a drawer or hang behind a door.
Light, sweeping strokes usually leave nothing more than a little pinkness that fades quickly. Hard, repeated strikes in one spot can leave redness or welts, so spread the impact around and look at the skin as you go.
Hold the handle loosely near the base with the falls hanging free. Drive the movement from your elbow and wrist rather than your shoulder so you stay in control, and keep your free hand out of the falls' path.
Wipe them with a damp cloth and a little mild soap, but don't soak them. Hang the flogger by its loop to dry so the strands stay straight, and skip alcohol-based wipes, which dry out faux leather.
No. The falls are faux leather and the Saffron collection is vegan, so it suits anyone who avoids animal products. The handle is nickel-free metal, finished with a faux leather loop for hanging.
The buttocks, thighs and the meaty upper back on either side of the spine. Avoid the spine itself, the kidneys, neck, face, joints and anywhere bony. Our BDSM safety guide goes into more detail.
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