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Fetish gear, also called BDSM or kink gear, covers metal sounds, plugs, pinwheels and restraint hardware. Sinner Gear is the steel and silicone fetish brand of EDC Wholesale, the Dutch maker behind Easytoys.

About Sinner Gear

Sinner Gear was created by EDC Wholesale's in-house design team in the Netherlands. It launched in February 2018 with the Unbendable collection, described by EDC as cold, hard steel for the more experienced and extreme fetish user. Within weeks, more than 30 urethral and cock and ball pieces were added, including a ribbed metal dilator and a hollow penis plug for beginners.

The brand sits in the same family as Easytoys, Bedroom Fantasies and Lockdown, all owned by the Dutch EQOM Group. Easytoys and Bedroom Fantasies focus on faux leather cuffs and beginner kits. Sinner Gear covers the heavier end: steel, sounds, clinical role-play and weighted plugs. It is the brand to move to once the basics feel familiar.

Sinner Gear product lines

Sinner Gear splits into two lines, one in metal and one in silicone.

Unbendable: the cold, hard steel collection

Unbendable launched in February 2018 as Sinner Gear's metal collection, aimed at experienced fetish players. It covers chastity, urethral, cock and ball, anal and medical play. Launch pieces included an adjustable speculum, a locking metal penis cage and a dual-ended anal hook. There was also a cock and ball ring that opens with an Allen key. EDC said each item came with a manual and a cleaning kit. Every metal piece can be warmed or cooled in water.

Sinner Gear silicone: softer sounds and plugs

Alongside the steel, Sinner Gear makes a silicone range for players who want flex rather than weight. It includes a 30 cm silicone dilator set from 5 to 8 mm and a ribbed silicone dilator. Silicone penis plugs with pull rings come in two sizes. Anchor plugs come in small, medium and large, and there is a long hollow silicone butt plug. Among our butt plugs, the anchor shape is made to stay seated during movement.

Sinner Gear styles at Adultsmart

What we carry falls into three groups.

Stainless steel dilator sets

Most Sinner Gear stock at Adultsmart is urethral play gear. The single-ended Trainer Set has four flat-handled dilators at 4, 5, 6 and 7 mm. The Advanced 4 Piece steps up to 9 to 12 mm, and the 14-piece set runs from 4 mm to 17 mm. Compared with other urethral sounds, the flat handle gives a steadier grip on a polished, slippery surface.

Pinwheels and sensation tools

Sinner Gear makes three pinwheels: a silver three-wheel at about 7.5 inches, a black three-wheel and a five-wheel at about 7 inches. Each wheel turns on its own, so the points spread pressure as you roll. More wheels mean more points on the skin, so the five-wheel feels busier than the three-wheel pinwheels. Start with light strokes on the back or thighs.

Metal plugs, hooks and clinical pieces

The Drang metal plug is nickel-free stainless steel, with 3.5 inches insertable, a 1.2-inch bulb and a round base. The metal bondage hook pairs a ball end with a ring for rope. The Collins speculum opens with a wing nut for medical role-play. Shaggy Honey is a purple silicone G-spot vibrator with 10 modes on a wired control, running on two AA batteries.

Steel or silicone: which suits you

Stainless steel is heavy, smooth and rigid. It holds temperature, so a dilator or plug can be warmed in hot water or chilled in cool water before use. It works with any lube and can be boiled to sterilise. The trade-off is that steel does not bend, so it follows only straight paths and needs a slow, careful hand.

Silicone is lighter and flexible, so it follows curves more easily. The 30 cm silicone dilator set and the anchor plugs suit players who want gentler pressure. Silicone needs water-based lube only, and should be washed with warm soapy water rather than boiled. Many players own one of each and choose by mood.

Starting a scene with sensation

A pinwheel is the gentlest way into Sinner Gear. Roll it slowly across the back, arms or thighs, and watch your partner's breathing. Many players warm the skin first with soft floggers, then switch to the pinwheel for a sharper, prickly contrast. Blindfolding the receiver makes each pass feel stronger.

If you are the quieter partner, you do not need a loud persona to lead a scene. Our guide to BDSM for shy people covers how a calm, observant style can work in your favour. A slow pinwheel and a steady voice often do more than any instruction.

Materials and build

Most Sinner Gear is stainless steel, and the Drang plug is listed as nickel-free. Polished steel is non-porous, so it can be boiled or cleaned with a sex toy cleaner and dried straight away. Store metal pieces in separate pouches so polished surfaces do not scratch each other.

The silicone dilators and plugs are body-safe silicone, as listed. Wash them in warm, soapy water and let them dry fully. The Shaggy Honey vibrator runs on two AA batteries and is not waterproof, so keep the controller dry.

How Sinner Gear products compare

Choosing your first Sinner Gear

If you are new to the brand, start with a pinwheel. It adds sharp sensation without any risk of insertion. For anal play, the Drang plug is a step up from silicone, with more weight and a rounded bulb.

Only move to urethral sounds once you have read up on sterile technique. Begin with the 4 to 7 mm Trainer Set or the silicone dilator set, and stay at the smallest size for several sessions. The Advanced and 14-piece sets are for players who already sound comfortably.

Building a medical role-play kit

Medical play, sometimes called clinical play, uses the look and feel of an exam room as part of a scene. One partner plays the clinician and the other the patient. Sinner Gear's steel pieces suit it well, because they look like real instruments. A speculum, a set of dilators and a pinwheel make a simple start.

Keep it role-play, not real medicine. Nothing in a scene replaces a check-up, and no piece should be used to examine or treat a health problem. Lay everything out on a clean towel first, so the setting feels deliberate and both of you can see what will be used.

Who Sinner Gear suits — and who should look elsewhere

Sinner Gear suits experienced kink players who want metal weight, temperature play and clinical scenes. It also suits those building a medical role-play kit around the speculum and dilators. The plain, numbered product style makes it easy to compare sizes.

Look elsewhere if you are brand new to BDSM and want soft cuffs or a beginner kit. The Easytoys and Bedroom Fantasies ranges are gentler places to start. Anyone with a urinary or pelvic health condition should speak with a doctor before trying sounds or a speculum.

Why buy Sinner Gear at Adultsmart

We sell genuine Sinner Gear stock, sent from our Australian warehouse. Steel and silicone pieces all ship in plain outer packaging. Check each product page for exact sizes, materials and what is in each set. Polished Steel, Packed Quietly, Played Hard.