Share Silicone Double Dildo
Blowfish’s Buttravaganza week is most certainly a hard act to follow (and so much fun to get behind!), but even though this week’s featured toys aren’t necessarily meant to go up your butt (though a couple of them could be put there), they’re actually some of the coolest products we’ve seen in some time. Yes, even the one you really can’t insert back there.
The evolution of the double dildo has had some impressive leaps in recent years. Back in the day, a double dildo was stick-straight — two regular old dildos stuck end-to-end, apparently to add sensation to that “scissoring” motion that some straight men assume is the only (or even main) way that lesbians have sex (side note: it’s not). Then, back in the late ’90s, the Nexus came on the scene with a much better, ergonomically-shaped double dildo that angled the wearer’s side up, allowing the protruding dildo to stand out from the body (instead of pointing down), much more like a real cock. Then we got the Feeldoe, with its cunning bulb-shaped dildo on the wearer’s side which provides extra G-spot stimulation.
The latest double-dildo design, the Share Silicone Double Dildo, takes this idea of G-spot stim to a whole new level, with a larger bulb with a bent angle to rub on this most delightful of places. Much like the Feeldoe, it narrows towards the bottom, which makes play without a harness doable, and the well-designed connection between the wearer’s bulb and the receiver’s dildo features a scooped-out area that neatly cups a woman’s bits (ending in a sweet little ridge that rubs right on the clitoris, at least it did on our test clitoris; bodies are different, yadda yadda yadda . . .). With its fresh design, this new baby is quite the impressive new plaything! Availability is limited, but we’ve got more on the way soon, so why not be a little greedy, come on over, and get your “share?”
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