Pinwheels — Description

The pinwheel, or Wartenberg wheel, was originally a medical instrument for testing nerve sensitivity. In sensory play it creates a sharp, tingling sensation that makes the skin shiver without harming it. The range includes classic single-wheel models, multi-row wheels for more intense sensations and conductive models for e-stim play. Disinfect the wheel before and after use and avoid very thin skin and mucous membranes. Stainless steel. Single and multi-row models. E-stim compatible. How to choose a pinwheel. A Wartenberg pinwheel is a medical instrument with a rotating spiked wheel that is rolled over the skin in BDSM sensory play; the sensation ranges from tingling to sharp, but the skin is not pierced. A single-wheel model is the beginner classic, three- and five-wheel versions give a wider, more intense sensation, and wheels with longer spikes a sharper one. Pinwheels with vibration or electrostimulation are for the experienced. Stainless steel is hygienic and sterilisable; kits with a pinwheel, feather and blindfold are ideal for sensory play, as the contrast between gentle and sharp heightens both. Safety and use. Roll the wheel with light pressure over the back, thighs, chest and feet, avoiding the face, neck and belly; start with one wheel and increase pressure gradually. Do not use on damaged skin and do not share a wheel between partners without disinfecting, since the spikes can leave micro-scratches. Disinfect with alcohol or boil after use. Frequently asked questions. Does a pinwheel hurt? With light pressure it is a tingling, intense sensation, not pain; pressure sets the intensity. Where to start? With a single wheel and a blindfold. All products are shipped in discreet packaging. We deliver across Latvia and the Baltics.