The Tantus Pelt Paddle in Onyx is an 11.6-inch flexible silicone impact paddle with a 3-inch oval face, smooth rounded edges, a compact grip, and an integrated hanging hole. Its shorter profile supports deliberate targeting, but the flexible face can transmit a sharp surface sensation, so begin lightly and build only by explicit agreement.
Verified construction and dimensions
- Maker SKU: 2050-47-TH
- UPC: 830539009621
- Total length: 11.6 inches / 29.5 cm
- Maximum face width: 3 inches / 7.6 cm
- Material: Tantus 100% Ultra-Premium Silicone
- Shape: Flexible oval face with smooth rounded edges and compact grip
- Storage feature: Integrated hanging hole; no separate hook, strap, or hanging hardware is included or claimed
- Color: Onyx / black
The maker positions Pelt for advanced enthusiasts, but that label is not permission to begin with force and does not guarantee a particular sensation or outcome. Compare paddle shape, flexibility, target area, and desired intensity in our paddle, flogger, and tawse guide. You can also browse kink and restraint products, the Tantus collection, or other impact-play products.
Plan the scene before the first strike
- Inspect the paddle for tears, cracks, cuts, tackiness, sharp damage, or deformation, especially around the face, narrowed grip, edges, and hanging hole. Do not use a damaged paddle.
- Agree on target areas, intensity limits, a verbal stop signal, and a nonverbal stop signal before play. Keep the person holding the paddle sober, attentive, and in control.
- Clear enough space for the full swing path, including backswing. Keep other people, fragile objects, cords, and hard surfaces outside that path.
- Warm up with light, controlled contact on broad fleshy areas such as the buttocks or outer thighs. Pause between strikes to check consent, skin response, sensation, and positioning.
- Increase intensity only when the receiver clearly asks for it. The flexible face can create more sting than its compact size suggests.
Avoid the head, face, neck, spine, joints, chest, abdomen, lower back and kidneys, genitals, broken skin, bruised tissue, and any injured area. Never use the paddle for restraint, anchoring, pulling, suspension, body support, or load bearing. Read the beginner restraint safety guide for consent, quick-release, check-in, and stop-signal planning that also applies to partner scenes.
Stop signals, aftercare, and escalation
Stop immediately for the agreed signal or for unexpected severe pain, numbness, tingling, loss of sensation, dizziness, faintness, breathing difficulty, marked swelling, rapidly spreading discoloration, or broken skin. Seek urgent medical care for breathing difficulty, loss of consciousness, suspected head, spine, organ or bone injury, uncontrolled bleeding, or severe or persistent symptoms.
After play, check the contacted area together, provide the agreed aftercare, and avoid striking tissue that remains injured, numb, unusually swollen, or discolored.
Cleaning, cooling, drying, and storage
For routine care, wash with warm water and a mild compatible cleaner, rinse thoroughly, and dry completely. Tantus currently describes Pelt as boilable and dishwasher safe; use either higher-temperature method only when the received instructions still permit it, keep the paddle clear of dishwasher heating elements, and let it cool fully before handling or storage. The maker does not recommend silicone lubricant. Our cleaning and storage guide explains inspection, drying, and material separation.
Store the paddle fully dry, flat or by the integrated hanging hole on a smooth point that will not cut or deform the silicone. Keep it away from direct heat, sunlight, sharp objects, and prolonged contact with incompatible soft materials.
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