Prowler RED Long Handle Flogger

Prowler RED Long Handle Flogger – Red and Black, Multiple Tails

Begin slowly. The Prowler RED Long Handle Flogger is a meticulously crafted flogger with a long handle for precise control and a design that blends bold red and intense black. The handle gives you leverage, which means you can aim, and the multiple tails spread the sensation over a wider area.

The tails are made from high-quality materials and deliver a range of sensations, from gentle caresses to more intense strikes, depending on your desires. That range is what makes a flogger a good first impact tool: you control the intensity with your wrist, your swing and the place you aim.

Agree on limits and a stop word first, and start with the lightest touch. Drag the tails across the skin, let them fall in soft taps, then build. Aim for the fleshy parts such as the upper back, buttocks and thighs, and avoid the spine, kidneys, neck, joints and face. Watch your partner's reactions and check in often.

Key Features

• Long Handle – precise control
• Multiple Tails – a wide range of sensations
• Red and Black Design – a bold, striking look
• Gentle to Intense – from caresses to strikes
• Leather – made for impact play

Size Specs

No dimensions are provided for this item. Check the product page for overall length and tail length.

Materials

Leather.

Leather Care

Wipe the flogger with a soft, slightly damp cloth after use, and let it air dry away from heat. Hang it by the handle so the tails fall straight, or lay it flat, and do not coil the tails tightly, which creates kinks. Keep it out of direct sunlight, and condition the leather occasionally with a leather conditioner, after testing on a hidden spot. If you use it on a partner, clean it before using it on anyone else.

Good to Know

Practice your swing on a pillow or a cushion before you use it on a person, so you can judge the reach. Keep the tails clear of the face and eyes. Explicit Brands ships orders in a plain, unmarked box.

Good to Know

Impact play is a skill, and a flogger is a good place to build it. Warm the skin first with light strokes and gradually increase. Keep a steady rhythm so the tails land flat, not with the tips only. Pay attention to how the skin reacts and ask for feedback often. Take breaks, and finish with care for your partner, such as water and a calm moment together.

The red and black design makes the flogger a striking object even when it is not in use. Hang it where it will not be mistaken for decor by a visitor, or store it in a case. Use it only with a partner who has agreed, in a space with room to swing.

Spend a few minutes after the session on aftercare. Skin that has been struck may feel warm or tingle for a while, and a glass of water, a blanket or a quiet conversation helps both people settle. Check the skin for marks you did not intend, and stop using the flogger on any area that looks bruised or broken.