Frequently asked questions
Why is a non-verbal stop signal essential when using a ball gag?
A ball gag restricts the wearer's ability to speak clearly, making the standard verbal safe word unusable. A non-verbal stop signal — such as dropping a held object, a hand gesture, or a series of taps — must be agreed before every session so the wearer can communicate the need to stop.
What size is the ball on the Shots Ouch! gag?
The silicone ball has a 4.4 cm diameter, which is a standard accessible size suited to most users for comfortable extended wear.
What strap sizes does the Ouch! ball gag fit?
The adjustable strap fits head circumferences from 44 cm to 64 cm and fastens with a stainless steel buckle.
Can the ball gag be connected to a collar or other restraints?
Yes. Stainless steel D-rings on each side of the strap allow the ball gag to be attached to collar and leash systems or other restraint accessories.
Who should NOT wear a ball gag?
Anyone who cannot safely maintain a clear nasal airway during wear, who has respiratory conditions, who is prone to nausea, or who cannot reliably use and communicate a non-verbal stop signal should not use a ball gag.
