Quick Answer

Thread the 16 silver-plated clamps onto the heavy-duty cord, fasten them to your partner's body in a pattern, then pull the cord to create a slow, escalating wave of pressure.

Why the Cord Matters

The 96-inch flat cord is the control line for the entire experience. Threading it correctly through each clamp ensures that when you pull, the tension travels evenly rather than catching on a single point. A smooth pull creates the intended wave of sensation; a jerky one can cause uneven pressure that may break the rhythm.

Sensation vs. Safety

The silver-plated clamps are designed for controlled pressure, but everyone's pain tolerance is different. Start with fewer clamps on less sensitive areas like the shoulders or outer thighs before moving to more sensitive spots. The silicone lining on each clamp tip helps grip without slipping, but it does not eliminate the need for communication and a safe word.

Step-by-Step Setup and Use

  1. Thread the Cord Through Each Clamp: Take the flat cord and pass it through the ring at the back of each clamp. Spread the clamps evenly along the cord so they are not bunched together. A common mistake is threading them in random order, which causes the cord to tangle when pulled. Leave a few inches of cord free at each end for gripping.
  2. Attach Clamps to Your Partner: Starting from one end of the cord, fasten each clamp to your partner's skin. Work in a line or pattern—down the back, across the chest, or along the thighs. Press the clamp until it clicks closed. Check that each clamp sits flat and does not pinch skin at the hinge. Avoid placing clamps on thin skin areas like the neck or inner elbows.
  3. Pull the Cord Slowly: Grasp the free end of the cord and pull it steadily away from the body. The clamps will unclip one by one in sequence, creating a rolling sensation. Pull too fast and the clamps snap off abruptly; too slow and the pressure lingers. Find a pace that builds anticipation. Pause after the first few clamps release to let your partner adjust before continuing.
  4. Remove Any Stubborn Clamps by Hand: If a clamp does not release when you pull the cord, gently squeeze the sides to open it rather than yanking. Yanking can cause a sharp pinch or bruise. The silicone lining helps prevent slipping, but a clamp that is too tight may need manual release. Always have a pair of scissors nearby in case the cord gets tangled, but never cut toward the skin.

  • Edge Body Zipper Clothes Pins: Sixteen silver-plated clamps fasten to flesh and link through a heavy-duty 96-inch flat cord. The number of clamps and long cord give you room to create a full-body pattern, not just a single point of pressure.

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