Ouch! - Subversion Mask with Open Mouth - Black

Maintain an air of mystery and control with the Subversion Mask, perfect for keeping your submissive partner incognito during intimate play. This sleek open-mouth and eyes hood stretches comfortably over the head, creating a sense of restriction while still allowing your partner to see and breathe freely. Designed to enhance sensory play, this mask provides just the right amount of coverage to keep your submissive on edge while still maintaining access to their mouth for versatile interactions.

Crafted from lightweight spandex, the Subversion Mask ensures that breathing and hearing remain unaffected, allowing your partner to fully immerse themselves in the experience. The snug fit moulds comfortably to the head, making it ideal for extended use during domination or role-playing scenarios. The open-mouth and eye design adds an extra layer of communication and control, making it suitable for a wide range of BDSM and power exchange dynamics.

This mask is both functional and comfortable, offering a flexible and breathable fit. The lightweight fabric makes it easy to wear, ensuring that your partner remains comfortable throughout your play sessions while keeping a thrilling sense of submission and anonymity. Add the Subversion Mask to your collection and take your sensory and BDSM play to new heights.

Summary:

• Stretchable spandex material for a comfortable fit
• Open-mouth and eye design for versatile play
• Allows easy breathing and hearing during wear
• Enhances sensory play and BDSM experiences
  
• Lightweight fabric for extended comfort
•  and hearing during wear
• Colour is black

Explore the unknown with our Mask and Blindfold Collection, a key selection within our Bondage Collection. The excitement of sensory deprivation can be safely enjoyed by following our Mask and Blindfold Safety Guide. Our Mask and Blindfold Guide provides detailed instructions on how to use these accessories to enhance your sensory experiences. For a deeper understanding of the allure of sensory play, our blog Where’s the Thrill in Masks and Blindfolds? offers insights into the dynamic world of masked encounters.