Master Series Captive Heart Padlock Nipple Clamps — Test & Review

In a world of crappy-looking nipple clamps, I really love these ones. They're not perfect (that chain is a little chunky for my taste, and the vinyl caps aren't the best), but they're miles better than many others on the market. The heart charms are adorable and satisfyingly tinkly, and the red color adds a nice pop to your favorite bedroom outfit.

Crocodile-style clamps are very easy to adjust by turning the screw on the side, and can also be adjusted (carefully) once they're on your nipples. However, as I mentioned above, you may experience them falling off if you like to engage in any kind of nipple sucking or add any lube to your nips. How well they stay on will also depend on the size and shape of your nipples!

Despite being a very similar design to other, awful-quality nipple clamps that I've tried, these Master Series clamps surprised me with their quality! The screws work well and stay put when you adjust them, and the rubber coating on the tips is also well affixed to the metal. The chains and the heart charms do feel a little cheap, but aren't poor quality by any means.

The Master Series Heart Padlock clamps are a little more expensive than other crocodile-style clamps on the market, but at around $20, they're still very affordable in my book. They're simple and cute, and an actual good investment, rather than slightly cheaper, much worse clamps. Just keep in mind that, for your money, you only receive the clamps and nothing else.

Once I got the Heart Padlock nipple clamps adjusted correctly, the pinch felt extremely pleasant. They added so much extra stimulation exactly where I wanted it, and left my hands free to do other things. I had hoped for a little extra weight from the charms, but the overall look made up for my slight disappointment on that front.

The packaging feels a little cheap, but it's still quite tasteful. On the front, you can see the clamps on a mirror card backing, with the name of the product and a random woman's face. On the back is a photo of the clamps and a small amount of information about them. Due to the open front, the packaging isn't that suitable for storing the clamps long-term, and I would recommend finding a safe place or a small bag to store them in.

The Master Series Captive Heart clamps are made from metal, though they don't state whether it's nickel-free, with a vinyl covering. Vinyl is not classed as a body-safe material as it's porous, but since you shouldn't insert these clamps inside your body, this doesn't matter too much. If you need to clean them, just rinse them under water with some soap and then dry them thoroughly.