The Snapper 2.0 is not a joke. Terrible Toyshop assumes no liability for how you choose to use this toy. Please practice risk-aware and consensual kink (RACK). Always establish explicit consent before you engage in impact play, especially if you are using a toy for the first time (or for the first time with a particular partner). Test the Snapper 2.0 on an inanimate object before you use it on yourself or another person. Learn about and assess the risks, and negotiate informed consent if you plan to use the toy with a partner.
The Snapper 2.0 can cause permanent physical harm if it is not used responsibly. Never allow the barrel to point at (or shoot rubber bands at) sensitive tissue, especially if the toy is loaded with pony beads. Do not fire the toy at the head, the neck, joints (including the spine), genitals, anywhere on the body where arteries or bones are near the surface of the skin (such as the inside of elbows or knees, shins, fingers, wrists and tailbone), or anywhere else that may experience permanent damage due to a concentrated and forceful impact. If you’re not sure about the safety of something you want to try, do your own research and/or seek advice from someone who is knowledgable about impact play safety. Manage the dangers according to your and your partners’ personal risk tolerance.