Here is a picture of the barbwire flogger that I got from Jack’s floggers. I would say that this type of flogger is for the more experienced submissive, as it has a really nasty sting to it. The tails are quite hard and the “barbwire knots” add to the pain.
The visuals of this flogger is quite intimidating and that is one thing that will keep your submissive in place, and your your authority of course…
EDIT 5th August 2018: Jack floggers reached out (see comments below) and clarified that the flails are made from leather and not plastic as wrongfully stated in the blog post above. The perception of the characteristics regarding the flails still remain 10 years later, they are not so flexible and have a plastic feel to them, even though they are made of leather.
YOWSERS!!! lol
My experience from this flogger is not so good, the flails are made from plastic which isn't very flexible. This flogger is quite impractical – But it's good for show 😉
We use leather for this flogger NOT plastic. Something you would notice if you had any experience of it.
We make these from Leather not plastic so they are pretty flexible. Perhaps you have less experience of it than you make out
It is always good to not jump to conclusions when it comes to the experience of other people. I bought the barbwire flogger from Jacks floggers booth at the LAM almost 10 years ago and I still have it in my possession…and the “barbwire” flogger I have is still feels like it is made from plastic to this day.
I’ll give you the benefit of doubt and say that it might heavily treated leather (with no leather smell) and the edges are quite scratchy and the flails are still quite not so flexible (as in stiff) compared to an ordinary flogger.
To conclude it all, I do have experience of this flogger, even tho it might be a subjective one which doesn’t sync up with yours – Which is the case with most things in this world, it is a matter of taste, perspective and my personal experience of it.
I’ve always been an advocate of JF’s products and my overall impression of the flogger in question was good, but it isn’t a flogger which I (as in subjectively) find suitable for a heavy and a somewhat more “professional” flogging – Still due to the stiffness of the flails as well as the lack of a substantial weight to it.