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Feeldoe Slim Test Run

My feeldoe finally arrived (actually I got it last week but haven't had a a chance to use it until this weekend).  We had a couple of friends in the lifestyle come over, and the female half of the couple let me use it on her. It's interesting. Not as ...versatile as I imagined but it does work as a strapon.

You need kegel muscles of steel to hold this thing in  a lot of positions, especially ones where you have your legs spread.  I can see this working a little better for use on men that I can on women.  I believe I read something about them actually making a harness for this particular dildo so I might investigate that.

The pony end (inserted into the woman doing the penetrating) is pretty big. Bigger than it looks actually. But if your partners have been working with a lot of lube it may still pop out.  The good thing about the toy is that it has a lot of usable length so if you need to use a hand to hold it you still have a lot of the shaft left to use for penetration.

The toy itself is made out of medical grade silicon and can be completely sanitized. You can even put it in the dishwasher. Just make sure you take out the vibrating bullet. The bullet itself is REALLY powerful given how little it is. It feels good.

All in all its a good toy. There may be better two partner penetrating dildo/strapon combos out there, but this one is pretty good. I'd give it a 8/10 rating.

Usability: 5/10
Size: 10/10
Cleanliness: 10/10
Wow factor: 8/10
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