Whether you're curious about nipple play or looking to play the field of clamps and find what suits you best, tweezer clamps are a bread-and-butter staple to add a little extra kick to your coupling. They offer just enough adjustable squeeze to leave it up to you how tightly you want to go, but not enough to unwittingly turn you into the masochist you didn't actually think you were.

Advanced users may be disenchanted and prefer something more advanced like clover clamps, but for the curious-minded, I would wholeheartedly point them in this direction. Dominants looking for something small to introduce should find these clamps to be unintimidating and pretty user-friendly.

The rubber heads on the tips of the tweezers are surprisingly pretty forgiving. They are smooth and do a great job of padding so the pain is just right, which beginners should love. The metal feels a little thin, so I would advise caution when adjusting these to make sure you don't bend them in a way that could ruin the toy.

The chain feels a tad cheap, but that is of little importance to the actual functionality. It will definitely withstand some tugging, but you're probably not going to want to Hulk out on these fine babies -- you know, in case you were considering it.

The first thing I noticed when using these clamps was the lack of directions on how to put these on. It can seem a little confusing at first, but most should catch on right away as to how they work. The slider is sometimes difficult to adjust and will get stuck, but a little wiggle will fix that. Slide the metal piece up the shaft until you get the approximate level of pressure you want. Using your index finger, you can pry the two pieces apart, slip them over the anticipating nipple, and they will do the rest!

Those with small nipples, much like myself, may find that these suit your body better than others out there. While I can't make any promises, as anatomy will vary from person to person, I think these may be a better choice than other clamps on that note.

Please make sure you exercise caution when clamping any part of the body. If skin feels cool to the touch, has a bluish hue, or if the wearer mentions loss of sensation, take them off right away and allow circulation to return to the area. Excessive or brutal use can end in nerve damage, so play responsibly!

The range of pressure on these is not as great as you will find on other styles of clamp. I'd say these are the lightweight of the group, so if you have especially sensitive nipples or are not sure which ones to go with, these are probably your safe bet.

Adjusting them at first can be finicky, which is a definite downside, but once you find a pressure you like, you shouldn't have to fiddle with them much later. If you want to adjust mid-play, you may find yourself a bit frustrated at trying to get it just right.