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Whips, Crops & Paddles

Impact play, made approachable — whips, crops and paddles add a thrilling sting you control from the first tap to the last.

Every piece here is rated by its Coyscore — our category-aware trust score built from thousands of real reviews across the web, weighted for what matters: balanced weight, a comfortable handle, and a thud or sting that lands where you aim it. New to impact? Pair one with restraints to hold the moment. Body-safe materials, plain discreet packaging, and free NZ shipping over $60. Jump to the buying guide ›

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Whips, Crops & Paddles — your questions, answered

choosingHow do I choose a whip, crop or paddle?
Start with the sensation you want: paddles deliver a broad, thuddy smack, crops give a sharp precise sting, and floggers spread the impact softly. Beginners usually love a light paddle or crop for control. Check the handle is comfortable and the weight balanced. The Coyscore weights balance, grip and build quality from real reviews.
comparisonPaddle vs crop vs flogger — what's the difference?
A paddle gives a broad, thuddy impact that's easy to aim and forgiving for beginners. A crop is precise and stingy, ideal for teasing small areas. A flogger's many falls spread the sensation into something warmer and more rhythmic. Start with a paddle or crop, then add a flogger as confidence grows.
beginnersAre these good for beginners?
Yes — a light paddle or crop is one of the easiest ways to try impact play, with lots of control over how gentle you keep it. Agree a safe word, start with soft taps to warm the skin, and build up slowly. The beginner-friendly tag flags lighter, easier-to-aim pieces.
safetyHow do we play with impact toys safely?
Agree a safe word first, then aim only for fleshy areas — the buttocks and upper thighs — and avoid the lower back, kidneys, spine, joints and head. Start light to warm the skin, build up gradually, and check in often. Stop if the skin breaks or your partner asks, and offer gentle aftercare afterwards.
careHow do I clean and store them?
Wipe leather and faux-leather paddles and crops with a damp cloth, then condition genuine leather occasionally so it doesn't dry out. Rinse silicone pieces with warm water and toy cleaner. Hang floggers by the handle so the falls hang straight, and store everything dry and out of direct sunlight to protect the finish.
deliveryIs delivery discreet, and can I return an impact toy?
Always — whips, crops and paddles ship in plain, unbranded packaging with a discreet billing descriptor, and NZ shipping is free over $60. For hygiene reasons an impact toy that's been used on skin can't be returned, but unopened items in resalable condition can, and we'll always make a genuine fault right.

Buying guide

How to choose whips, crops and paddles

The right impact toy matches the sensation you're after and stays comfortable to swing. Three things decide whether it becomes a favourite: the type of sting, the build, and a safe, gradual start.

Coy buying-guide card — “Pick your sensation — thud or sting”

1. Pick your sensation — thud or sting

Broad, heavy paddles and floggers give a deep, thuddy sensation; thin crops and canes give a sharp, precise sting. Most people enjoy a mix, but it's smart to start with the thuddier, more forgiving end while you learn what your partner likes.

  • Paddles and floggers: broad, thuddy impact
  • Crops and canes: sharp, precise sting
  • Start thuddy and forgiving, then explore
Coy buying-guide card — “Weight, balance and grip”

2. Weight, balance and grip

A well-balanced piece does the work for you, so you can stay accurate without tiring. Look for a comfortable, secure handle and a weight that feels controlled in the hand — reviewers most often praise balance and grip, and complain when a handle is slippery.

  • A secure, comfortable handle keeps you accurate
  • Balanced weight prevents wild swings
  • Quality stitching lasts far longer
The Coyscore ring at 85 out of 100 with sub-bars for balance, grip and durability

3. Warm up, aim well, and check the Coyscore

Impact is safest built up slowly on fleshy areas, well away from the spine, kidneys and joints. Agree a safe word, start with light taps, and keep aftercare on hand. The Coyscore weights balance, grip and durability from thousands of real reviews.

  • Aim for the buttocks and upper thighs only
  • Build intensity up gradually with check-ins
  • The Coyscore weights balance, grip and durability

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Coyscores and quotes are aggregated from third-party reviews across the web, sourced and attributed — shown for comparison, not presented as Coy's own reviews. Updated monthly.