The Delrin Cane. Ah, how many times did it go out of stock for me to wait until I was finally able to purchase it? Canes are one of my favorite implements next to riding crops, and when I finally did receive the Delrin Cane, you cannot even imagine my excitement. Petite but frightening, this cane is not a toy for child's play. It's also not an implement that plays lightly, though it can if you use it in such a way. It's fourteen inches of pure "ouch," and it's sure to give your submissive or bottom a run for their money—maybe more literally than you'd like.

The usable length of the cane is fourteen inches, but the total length is 19 1/2". That leaves a couple of inches for the handle and an inch for the loop at the end, which served no purpose for me whatsoever. It's only about an inch, so it's not something that you can wrap around your wrist or even use to hang the cane up easily. But you can always string through a length of rope or ribbon in order to use it for hanging, if you so desire. It's a very thin cane, which may or may not be to some people's liking. I personally prefer canes that are 1/4" or smaller in diameter, and the Delrin Cane is right in that range at its diameter of about 3/16".

After two minutes, redness. Imagine what it can do after, say, thirty minutes of consistent hitting. It's completely made of black delrin (except for the handle wrapping) which is a flexible plastic. Bend it this way and that and it won't break. Of course, if you are to bend it with intent of breaking it, you will most likely get it to break, but if you do not try to contort it in any ways that do not help with hitting or smacking, it should be fine. The handle is a rubber material wrapped right around the cane, which should not come off unless you forcibly attempt to pull it off.

Even though delrin is a flexible plastic, that doesn't mean that it's just some bouncy material that bounces off of the body without leaving damage. It does, and quite a lot at that. It hurts, it stings, it leaves stripes and marks and it doesn't stop until the wielder's hand does. There are so many ways to use canes, and this one in particular is certainly sadistic because it does have that slight ability to be light. But how is light play sadistic? Well, if you continually hit with light smacks in the same area, just barely letting the Delrin Cane make an impact, it will eventually start to burn and sting, which is something that I love about it. But you can also make impacts with much more extreme force behind them, leaving stripes immediately on contact.

What's great about the Delrin Cane is that it's so simple and surprising. Just a little black cane, nothing more, but when it makes contact with the skin, it becomes an implement of pain and terror. Pretty damn nifty. It cuts through the air beautifully, and I love the sound it makes when it finally does make impact with the skin. That swish in the air, and then the smack. Absolutely stunning. Do keep in mind though, I love stingier, harder impact implements. If you're the type of person that prefers thud, or you aren't that much of a pain slut, I highly recommend to steer clear of the Delrin Cane. It's not for people who are not extreme masochists (or extreme sadists).

Though the cane didn't come in any substantial packaging other than the box it was shipped in, I felt that it didn't really need anything. It speaks for itself, so long as you know that it's what you want and need. If you're not interested in intense sting and extreme marks, then do not purchase it. It can be easily cleaned and stored, and it's wonderful for those spontaneous moments where you just need to hit or be hit. I absolutely love my Delrin Cane, and I am so happy with purchasing it. It's the most beautiful piece of plastic I've ever owned.