Bit gag
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[[Image:gags_bit_01.JPG|thumbnail|right|Bit gag]] | [[Image:gags_bit_01.JPG|thumbnail|right|Bit gag]] | ||
[[Image:Bitgag.jpg|thumbnail|right|Metal bit gag]] | [[Image:Bitgag.jpg|thumbnail|right|Metal bit gag]] | ||
| − | A '''bit gag''' is based on a horse bit and is often used in [[pony play]] | + | A '''bit gag''' is based on a horse bit and is often used in [[pony play]]. |
| − | Bit gags are also valuable tools for [[humiliation]] exercises, since they tend to cause the wearer to drool freely. | + | As a tool for silencing someone, it is much less effective than many other types of [[gag]]. However, the visual impact is as great as (some might say greater than) a [[ball gag]] and it is of course ideal for pony play. The risks of wearing a bit gag are much less than a ball gag since it does not obstruct the airway. Bit gags can be fixed in place either by a single strap running behind the back of the head or as part of a [[head harness]]. The bit can be made from a variety of materials; [[rubber]], wood, and metal are popular choices. |
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| + | Bit gags are also valuable tools for [[humiliation]] and [[ego reduction]] exercises, since they tend to cause the wearer to drool freely. | ||
Revision as of 10:20, 27 November 2008
A bit gag is based on a horse bit and is often used in pony play.
As a tool for silencing someone, it is much less effective than many other types of gag. However, the visual impact is as great as (some might say greater than) a ball gag and it is of course ideal for pony play. The risks of wearing a bit gag are much less than a ball gag since it does not obstruct the airway. Bit gags can be fixed in place either by a single strap running behind the back of the head or as part of a head harness. The bit can be made from a variety of materials; rubber, wood, and metal are popular choices.
Bit gags are also valuable tools for humiliation and ego reduction exercises, since they tend to cause the wearer to drool freely.
