Claws & Clamps

Make your touch more sensational

Find the Claws that fit how you play

Four short modules - do them in any order. Style and Material together unlock your top three matches; Size and Experience are optional and sharpen the result. This isn't a quiz you can fail. It's a guide you build.

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Style

Six scales, five styles: build your claw profile and watch the winner emerge.

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Material

Texture, colour, durability, scenes. Which collection rises to meet you?

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Size

Quick if we already know you. Two minutes to measure if we don't.

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Experience & Scenes

Where you're starting from, and the scenes you picture.

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Style - let's find the shape of your claws

Five styles, five personalities. Rather than asking you to pick one cold, answer these six questions: on each scale, pick the point that feels true. There are no wrong answers. Watch the meter build your claw profile as you go.

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Question 1 of 6

Tonight, these claws are for…

Skinsensation is the point
Costumethe character is the point
A style is a geometry - how long the talon, how keen the tip - and geometry serves skin and character differently. Shorter styles put the tip near your fingertip, where precision lives; longer styles give the hand a silhouette.
Question 2 of 6

My eye is drawn to…

Sleek, elegant linesform following function
Rich, intricate detailevery angle rewards a second look
Two fangs, one secret: Skull Claws carry twin points per talon, sitting so close together that most receivers feel a single line of sensation. The detail is for the eye; the edge is all Kitten-calibre.
Question 3 of 6 · shared axis

The receiver melts for…

Bright, precise intensityunmistakable, right there
Slow, subtle wavesthe long game
Sharp and scratchy are different things. A razor blade is sharp but not scratchy; a sanding block is scratchy but not sharp. Style sets the sharpness; the material you choose next sets the scratch. Remember this one; we'll ask about it again there.
Question 4 of 6

The energy I'm channelling is…

Primalthe animal was always in there
Craftedtheatre, artifice, invention
Wolfcat is where Claws & Clamps began: the original design, echoing wolves and big cats. Steampunk answers it from the other direction: unapologetically invented, detailed, theatrical.
Question 5 of 6

On my hand, I want…

A whispernoticed up close, felt completely
A statementread across the room
Claws don't enforce a dynamic, but they do shift posture, presence and energy the moment they go on. Choose how loudly yours announce themselves.
Question 6 of 6

When I touch, I want…

Pinpoint controlevery point exactly where I mean it
Long, sweeping strokesreach and drama in the movement
Short talons transmit every small movement of the finger straight to the tip. Longer talons trade a little of that control for sweep - neither is better, they're different instruments.
Your claw profile building live as you answer
Kitten
Skull
Wolfcat
Steampunk
Armour

Material: three collections, three different experiences

No hierarchy here: Premium Nylon, Crystal and Metal are built for different purposes, not different quality tiers. On each scale, pick the point where you actually live, and watch which material rises to meet you.

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Worth 20 seconds: sharp and scratchy are different things. A razor blade is sharp but not scratchy; a sanding block is scratchy but not sharp. The style you choose sets the sharpness; the material you pick here sets the scratch.

Question 1 of 6 · shared axis

The receiver melts for…

Bright, precise intensityscratch that announces itself
Silky, smooth wavesglide that goes all night
Metal plays both sides of this scale: matte titanium sits nearly as scratchy as Nylon, while polished metal glides like Crystal. Sharp is the style you chose; scratch is decided right here, and smoother textures tend to allow longer play before the receiver's nerves top out.
Question 2 of 6

The life these claws will live…

Adventuroustoy bag, travel, no ceremony
Curatedkept deliberately, brought out with intention
Premium Nylon is the workhorse: drop a set, stand on it in bare feet, and it springs back. Metal is robust; a hard knock can be trued back easily. Crystal is a precision instrument that rewards intention, built for the scene, not the bottom of a bag.
Question 3 of 6

The look in my head is…

Coloura palette of solid shades to choose from
Elementalthe material speaking for itself: clear resin, bare metal
Nylon comes in a range of solid colours. Crystal comes one way: clear, until UV light sets it alight. Metal is metal: matte or polished, nothing pretending otherwise.
Question 4 of 6

Where will they come out?

Anywhere, anytimespontaneous: street, party, wherever the mood lands
Built scenesblacklight, temperature, plugged-in play
Two scenes route hard, whatever else you answer: under UV, only Crystal ignites. For electroplay or temperature play, only Metal conducts. Violet-wand compatible.
Question 5 of 6

After a scene, my cleanup standard is…

Everydaywarm soapy water and done
ClinicalI want to be able to sterilise between people
For most play (skin contact, sweat, scratching without breaking skin), every collection cleans up beautifully with warm soapy water, and that's genuinely all it needs. Metal can be boiled or autoclaved; Crystal takes a disinfectant wipe-down.
Question 6 of 6

In my collection, this set is…

The everyday go-toreached for without thinking
The centrepiecethe set that gets the reaction
Most people end up with more than one: Nylon for everyday play, Crystal for set-piece scenes, Metal for temperature or electroplay. They're complementary, not competing. This question is just about which one comes first.
Your material profile building live as you answer
Premium Nylon
Crystal
Metal

Size: four standard sets OPTIONAL - does not impact recommendation

Each set is five different sizes matched to the spread of a hand. Snug fit for sensation play; slightly looser for costume wear.

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Not sure of your size? Have a look at our Sizing and Fit Guide for more information. Head over to our Size Calculator if you wish to measure for fit.

A set is five different sized Claws matched to your hand. If we get it wrong, we'll gladly exchange your Claws for a different size.

One style note for Extra Small: Steampunk Claws start at Small: the intricate design can't be made smaller. Every other style comes in your size.

Experience & scenes: the context that tunes everything

Style asked what you like; Material asked how you like it. Two quick inputs here tune the matrix: where you're starting from, and the scenes you picture. Optional: it sharpens your result.

Question 1 of 1

How far has your sensation play journey gone?

Brand newjust starting to explore
Well travelledI know what I'm chasing
Your first set will probably become your reference point for everything that follows: it sets the baseline for what 'a two' feels like. Kitten and Nylon together are the most common starting point: reliable, precise, easy to calibrate. Experienced players who already know they chase intensity sometimes come straight for Metal.

The scenes I picture pick any that appeal; each routes weight onto the material axis

Good news, complicated news: you've picked UV and electroplay. Brilliant taste, but no single Claw does both. Crystal glows under blacklight but doesn't conduct; Metal conducts but doesn't glow. Your top three will include one of each. Plenty of collectors end up with both sets for exactly this reason.

Your top three

Complete Style and Material to unlock your matches.

Two scenes, two materials: UV needs Crystal, electroplay needs Metal. No single product does both, so your top three deliberately spans both. Two-set energy.
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