October 22nd, 2005
Unique Nipple Clamps
I found this picture yesterday and greatly admire the design of this nipple clamp. It’s like nothing I’ve ever seen before, though, and I have no idea who makes it. Does anybody know where these are manufactured, or whether they are available for order online anywhere?
I think they’re Disney hairclips.
Not 100% sure though - I’d start a search there, however…
looks like a Mickey Mouse hair clip to me
I think those are Disney hair clips for a little girl.
*lol* And this a day after reading Midori commenting on how evil Hello Kitty clips are!
Those *do* look like Mickey’s ears, but I really don’t believe they are a Disney product. If only because they strongly appear to be made of cast metal, and remember the scale: they are not much larger than a quarter. Disney tends not to manufacture small sharp objects made of metal for sale to small children. Can you say “choking hazard”?
those are hair clips. possibly disney. It’s not metal, you can see the indentation to the left of the nipple for where the plastic was popped out of the form… it looks like a small flat circle. They are plastic hair clips.
Mickey!…another item to add to the wishlist. I have always loved the bite of the “butterfly” style hairclips and this would be a fun addition.
Squirt, those round spots are casting marks as you say, but lots of small metal items are molded in the same way as plastic, and have similar dots. They may be hair clips, but I’m not convinced yet, nor convinced they are plastic, either.
I’m curious, has anyone checked with the site that the pic orignally came from, if they took the pic, maybe they might tell where they came from.
It looks just like the make of some miniature hair clips that I’ve actually had used on me in-scene as nipple-clamps or just little pinching devices.
Looks like it may have been diecasted….I’ve a pair similar to these but they are homemade.
A Minnie Mouse job
A Mickey Mouse Nipple Clamp, found on Bondage Blog. So, now, get out your best Minnie voice and let’s all say “Hello Mickey!”