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Make a rope whip for bondage

Make a rope whip for bondage

Do you like to play rough in the bedroom? Then watch this how to video as the Two Knotty Boys demonstrate great rope tying techniques. Learn how to make a rope whip for bondage and S&M play. They use nylon rope for this whip, but you can use whatever materials you prefer for your bondage play. Great bondage tutorial.

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george nyarkoh 10 months ago
Hi i like to meet any woman...who is like to love me.
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Andrew Dangerously 10 months ago
Very, very poorly explained. Definitely not for the average person. Filled with many holes in the explanation. A lot of the instruction is left to guess work. For example; Arrange the loops in a penteradial formation, like a starfish!"

Not for people with basic to intermediate skills with rope work.
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ad1927 5 months ago
any woman here
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ryan 4 months ago
sure
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ko3_sport81 4 months ago
bdsm
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magistellis 3 months ago
Nice tutorial, it is a little difficult to follow. I would reccomend to anyone else to use two, six or seven foot long ropes for the center. I had used five foot ones and they came up short. I also added an upside down goodluck knot to the top of the handle, after it was done to make a "hilt" and to help prevent the knots slipping.
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galen066 3 months ago
A neater more finish appearance could be achieved by whipping the handle instead of the run of crown knots. Then finish the tail end of the falls with two more crown knots. I would also whip the free ends of the falls to prevent them unraveling.
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