Metal Hook Open-Mouth Gag — Metal Hook Gag

His mouth remains open, and everything that comes out belongs to you: the sounds, the breath, the supplications. This gag does not silence — it exposes. Two chrome metal hooks hold the corners, and closing the mouth is simply no longer an option.

Two hooks that hold the corners of the mouth

At each end of the strap, a double chrome-plated metal hook fits into the corner of the lips and pulls slightly backwards. The mouth remains ajar at all times, without anything to bite or squeeze. The touch of cold metal on the lips immediately sets the scene — and the saliva that eventually gets out of control is part of play, not the accident.

Strap that adjusts to the nearest notch

The black strap buckles like a belt behind the neck: you choose the tension, from simple symbolic support to well-defined stretching. At 90g, the whole thing remains light — it's the sensation of openness that occupies the mind, not the weight of the accessory.

Reverse of a ball gag

The ball silences; the hook exposes. He can speak, moan, respond — but each word comes out distorted from this mouth that he no longer controls, and this is precisely what makes the scene so charged. For duos who play on the dominant/dominated register, this is the accessory that transforms a simple exchange into a demonstration.