S Pleasures Feather Tickler with Metal Handle

This feather tickler from S Pleasures is a simple, tactile toy for light sensory play and beginner-friendly bondage games. The black feathers are soft to the touch for teasing and tickling, while the metal handle gives you a secure, manoeuvrable grip so you can control intensity with small wrist movements. At around 170 mm in length it’s compact enough to use close-up without getting in the way.

Technical Specifications

How to use it

Use the tickler to run feather tips lightly over skin — inner arms, neck, thighs and other sensitive areas respond well. The metal handle lets you vary pressure quickly: small, fast strokes for teasing, broader slow sweeps for a gentler sensation. It’s tailored to sensory play rather than impact or restraint, so don’t use it as a structural part of bondage (it’s not intended to bear weight or hold a person).

Cleaning and care

Feathers are delicate: avoid soaking. Gently brush or pat the feathers to remove debris and use a lightly damp cloth on the metal handle. If needed, spot-clean feathers with a mild soap solution and dab rather than rub; allow to air dry fully before storing. Keep it in its box or a soft pouch to protect the plume and retain shape.

Additional notes from the maker: this tickler is well-suited to beginners and to bondage-style sensory play. S Pleasures offers an exchange policy — you can change unsold products within six weeks of invoice date. The original packaging must be intact (a surcharge of 0.80 will apply if the box is damaged) and exchanges are not accepted if the inner bag has been opened or tampered with. Return postage for exchanges is paid by the customer.

For couples or newcomers to bondage-style play who want a gentle, controllable sensory tool.

This is a simple, hand-held feather tickler from S Pleasures intended for teasing and light bondage play. It’s built with a metal handle and a cluster of soft pink feathers so you can deliver long, whispering strokes or quick tickles — perfect for warming up a partner or adding a playful sensory element to sex. If you want something heavy-duty or impact-based, this isn’t the right tool; it’s designed for sensation rather than force.

Hold the metal handle and use light, even strokes across bare skin — inner thighs, neck, ribs and lower back respond particularly well. Vary pressure and speed: slow long strokes create a teasing warmth, quick flicks produce tickles. Feathers are for external use only; there’s no need for lubricant. If you or your partner have a feather allergy, avoid direct contact.

Feathers are delicate: shake lightly after use and, if necessary, spot-clean the quills with a damp cloth and a mild soap solution, then air-dry flat away from heat. Wipe the metal handle with a soft cloth; do not submerge the feather head in water. Store somewhere dry and protected from crushing so the feathers keep their shape.

Manufacturer exchange policy: from the date of your invoice, if you don’t sell S Pleasures products you can exchange them for any other product within 6 weeks. The box must be in perfect condition; a surcharge of 0.80 will apply if it is damaged. Exchanges will not be accepted if the inner bag is opened or tampered with. Return shipping costs are payable by the customer.

For anyone starting with sensory or bondage play who wants a gentle, handheld feather tickler.

A beginner-friendly sensory tool: simpler and more delicate than many bondage accessories, it’s aimed at teasing rather than intense play. Best suited to newcomers or couples wanting to add soft sensation.

No — a feather tickler is essentially silent. The only sound you’ll get is the soft rustle of feathers, so it’s discreet for home use.

Feathers are fine for light external contact on intimate areas, but be careful with direct contact on broken skin. If you or your partner have feather allergies, avoid use.

With normal, gentle use the feathers should stay attached, though some natural shedding can occur over time. Treat the tickler gently and avoid pulling on individual feathers to extend its life.

Yes — it’s excellent for sensory play when used with restraints or a blindfold, as the light feather strokes heighten anticipation and sensation.