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The Master Series Wartenberg Wheel is a classic sensation play tool: a spiked stainless steel wheel that you roll slowly across skin. The pins are blunt enough not to cut with light pressure but prickly enough to raise goosebumps and make every nerve ending sit up. The wheel is 1.3 inches across on a 7.2-inch zinc alloy handle.

How to use a Wartenberg wheel

Start with almost no pressure, letting the wheel's own weight carry it. Roll it along the forearm, down the spine, across the stomach or the inner thighs, and watch for reactions. Slower is usually more intense than faster. A blindfold makes it stronger still, as your partner can't predict where it goes next. Avoid the face and eyes, and take extra care around the genitals and any thin or broken skin. Pressing harder or dragging it sideways turns tingle into a scratch, so do that only with clear consent.

Hot and cold play

The metal changes temperature easily. Dip it in cool water or hold it in warm hands for a minute to add a temperature contrast. Test it on your own wrist first.

Who it suits

It suits beginners to sensation play and anyone who likes teasing without impact. If you'd like a different finish, compare it with the Gold Sensation wheel or the Sportsheets Signature wheel.

Cleaning

Wash with soap and water or spray with toy cleaner after each use. The maker also says it can be boiled. Dry it fully and store it with a cap or in a pouch so the pins don't snag fabric. Use one wheel per person, or clean between partners.

Specifications

  • Brand: Master Series by XR
  • Wheel: stainless steel, 1.3 in diameter
  • Handle: zinc alloy
  • Overall length: 7.2 in
  • Metal: nickel-free
  • Colour: silver

See more Master Series gear, or read our guide to safe BDSM.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about Master Series Wartenberg Wheel – Silver.

Does the Master Series Wartenberg wheel hurt?

The Master Series Wartenberg wheel usually tingles rather than hurts when rolled with light pressure. Pressing harder or dragging it sideways can scratch, so build up slowly. Avoid the face and eyes, and take extra care around the genitals and thin skin.

How do you clean the Master Series Wartenberg wheel?

Clean the Master Series Wartenberg wheel with soap and water or toy cleaner after each use, and the maker says it can also be boiled. Dry it completely before storing, so the steel pins and joint stay in good condition.

Is the Master Series Wartenberg wheel nickel-free?

Yes, Master Series says both the stainless steel wheel and the zinc alloy handle on this Wartenberg wheel are nickel-free. That's useful if nickel bothers your skin, though anyone with metal allergies should still test it on a small area first.

Where should you use a Wartenberg wheel?

Use the Master Series Wartenberg wheel on the arms, back, stomach, sides and thighs, where skin is responsive but not fragile. The soles of the feet and the back of the neck are popular too. Keep it away from the eyes and broken skin.

Can you use the Wartenberg wheel for temperature play?

Yes, the Master Series Wartenberg wheel takes on heat or cold quickly because it's metal. Chill it in cool water or warm it in your hands, then test it on your own wrist before rolling it across your partner's skin.

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