Nipple clamps and clips come in all sorts of sizes, shapes, styles, strengths, and denominations.  The most predominant, and the most popular with folks new to the scene, regardless of gender, is the age-old clothespin.  Clothespins are cheap, come in a variety of colors and materials, and can usually be found around the house - generally in huge quantities.  They can be applied singly to the nipple, or in such a manner as to hide the entire breast, thus putting the hapless gal into a coma.  Basically, clothespins are a staple of any red-blooded (enter the country of your choice here) tit torturer's arsenal of goodies.

Clothespins, like other clamps and clips made especially for nipples, can be adjusted simply by bending the tension spring one way or another.  When applied to the whites or areola, most women can tolerate a clothespin, particularly if enough flesh is stuffed between the little jaws.  The less flesh, the harder the pinch.  Recalling our earlier chat about the scientific stuff, one can reason that applying a tight clothespin directly to the nipple itself might result in something rather ear-splitting, so proceed with care, or with a gag, depending on your preference, or consider applying your clamp so that part of the areola takes the brunt of the pressure.

One interesting and eye-popping use of clothespins is called "The Zipper."  In this variation of multiple clothespinning, the lucky pinner attaches a row of clothespins in a line around or across the breast, either focusing only on the white meat or including the tasty dark parts as well.  These clothespins are all attached to each other by means of a cord that's been knotted through holes that have been drilled in one leg of each pin.  When the "go" signal is given, the person in charge yanks on the cord from one end, pulling the clothespins free in quick succession.  Not only will this erotically engage the senses of even the most endorphin-challenged little lady, but it sounds a lot like a a zipper.   Hence the name "Zipper," as opposed to "The Velcro," or "The Button-Fly."

Another very popular clamp is called the clover clamp, or Chinese clover if you prefer. Originally, clovers were designed to hold two pieces of cloth together as they were being hand-stitched.  The unique design of the clover clamp causes it to actually tighten when it's tugged on, so that the cloth won't pull free from the clamp when the little Chinese lady pulls on it.  You can just imagine how much fun a pair of these connected by a chain might be.  If you want someone else to do the construction work for you, you can order them pre-assembled from any one of the trillions of adult supply places on the Internet.  If you're a do-it-yourselfer, take your little lady to a well stocked sewing supply and down a dark aisle to try them out on her before you buy - just make sure you've applied the duct tape first in case she squeals.  Dang those Chinese guys were devious.

While we're on the subject of turning sewing supplies into ruthless devices of torture, let's not forget about the bodkin. 

Folks in the know call them "tweezer clips," but they, like their clover buddies, can be found in any sewing supply and were originally designed for the same reason as clovers.  Unlike the clovers, which are spring loaded, the bodkin is basically just a tweezer with an "o" ring that slides up its length, tightening it to your desired specs.  Another really diabolical thing about the bodkin is that it has a couple of really sharp little teeth on each jaw that embed into pert flesh really nicely for that little extra-special touch that tells her how much you really love her.

Most of the adult supply houses that call them "tweezer clips," cover the teeth with little rubber things, but you now know that removing the little rubber doohickies can be a lot more fun, huh?

As I've said, there are all sorts of gizmos that can be used to clamp nipples and their surrounds.  We've used hair clips (you know, those things that look like Jaws on steroids), kitchen bag clips, campers' clotheshanging clips, and pant hangers of all descriptions.  Pant hangers are especially good if you want to add a little stretch to your fun and games.  You can use the kind with the long wooden rod that clips into the long steel rod and combine them with other clamps, like clothespins or campers clips for a mouth watering look, or just leave them alone and do whatever else comes to mind to the bound babe's trapped nips.

Another popular pastime comes with the other kind of pant hanger, the one that has the individual clamps that slide up and down the metal rod for perfect positioning.  These things usually have quite a bit of "bite" which generally makes the female bearer of the breasts yelp when they chomp down onto her tender tips.  Once you have two pert nipples crushed in the jaws of one of these things, you simply hook the hook through some rope and haul as agreed upon.  We would suggest some liberal application of clitoral stimulation as a healthy balance, particularly as you close on the Guinness Book of Records record for nipple stretching in a single session.  I think it's somewhere around eight inches.

There are other things that clamp in the dark out there, but just because they have two jaws that snap shut doesn't necessarily make them fit for consensual tit torture.  You can find most of them at your local Home Depot or Lowes Home Center. Some of these, like vice-grips, c-clamps and related carpentry tools work rather wonderfully, but I'd keep some of the others in the garage if I were you.  Most heavy-duty clamps would pretty much crush her little nips into pulp or carve them into mincemeat, neither of which are conducive to a lasting relationship.  And then there are jumper cables, the stuff of dreams for many tit torture buffs.  The thought of being able to use a pair of these babies on some lucky submissive's wind-hardened nipples just sends chills up one's spine... but maybe we shouldn't go there.

! - Clamping anything directly onto a nipple can be an extremely painful experience since nipples are composed of primarily erectile tissue, milk ducts, and nerve endings.  Always consider applying clamps so that they are either completely behind the nipple where it connects with the areola, or at least partially so.  Also remember that nipple sensitivity varies throughout any given month, and what may be acceptable on one day may not work the next.  Oh, and it goes without saying that jumper cables were made for biting into lead poles, not nipples.  Leave them in the garage and away from breasts.
 

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