2026 note: I can’t believe this flogger is still in production, a literal 15 years later. It’s a solid flogger; I still have mine, and it’s a workhorse I depend on often. It’s solidly thuddy, moves predictably, and I don’t worry too much about accidentally harming it because of the budget-friendly price tag.
The Strict Leather Suede Flogger is a gorgeous, high-quality suede flogger. It’s red and black and measures about thirty inches total in length with the tails as twenty inches of that. The handle is made from some weaved leather-like material with two black weaved “knots” on either end. There is also a loop made from the same material at the top of the handle to hang the flogger up or to use it as a wrist strap.
The tails are half/half with black and red. It doesn’t have a ton of tails, but there are at least forty strands of suede for this flogger’s tails. They are attached firmly, and the suede is really soft and gentle. The ends of the flogger are cut in a straight fashion with no frills, so they are more soft. The handle isn’t weighted like many advanced users may care about, but it isn’t uncomfortably heavy or light either.
How does the suede flogger feel? Amazing – according to my submissive. Suede is almost always very soft on the skin and moves together as a “clump” so you don’t get outlying strands that will sting. This suede is not different. The strands stick together, and when the body is struck with suede, it feels almost like a deep-tissue massage as opposed to stingy. Many people new to floggers will actually enjoy the sensation of a suede flogger as opposed to the stingier (but cheaper) rubber alternative.
Because of the length of these tails, you may have a difficult time attempting to use this flogger while actively having sex. However, during foreplay, it wouldn’t be difficult to lean back and gently throw the strands of the flogger onto your partner. It has medium-length tails. Not too long for a crowded room and not to short so it’s just awkward during a scene.
What makes this flogger so nice is that it’s so beginner friendly. With a light stroke, the suede will just feel soft and relaxing. With a moderate stroke, the suede will end up feeling massaging. With a rougher stroke, it has a bit of a strike to it, but it’s more like being hit with a piece of cardboard – it isn’t actually painful; you just feel the pressure of it. Because of those variations, this works perfectly for anyone looking for a beginner flogger or a warm-up flogger.
So how does it feel to handle the flogger? It feels…good. The tails move together without separating from the group. The strike as one, and while it doesn’t hit loudly, it does make a sound that is distinctly made from suede. The tails aren’t really heavy when it comes to comparing to the handle, so it feels comfortable to have in your hand. I have a large-sized female hand, and the handle is comfortable for me to grasp, and I’m sure it’d be just as comfortable for smaller or larger hands to grasp this comfortably.
Suede usually doesn’t clean the same way as rubber. It’s usually best to use a minimal amount of water and wipe it down with a wet washcloth but to avoid the soap since it can harm it. I recommend leaving this as a one-person toy, but if you still enjoy being able to clean it up better, antibacterial wipes don’t seem to harm the suede at all.
This is going to be hanging on the back of our bedroom door with the rest of our favorite floggers for kinky play. I’d earned a spot with the rest of our best toys, and I’m extremely proud that we own it. It’s soft, extremely beginner friendly, and relaxing to be used.
