Pedal To The Metal: How To Make Sure You Both Orgasm During A Quickie

Its okay, not the best toy but it does the job. I think a slightly bigger size would give a better grip on it.

Second time, and was less tense and felt much better. Try and i am sure you will keep it up

Great

Feels great once lube, and you wont be disappointed

Very sexy and comfy

Zapped me

I’ve been curious about trying a remote-controlled plug for a while, and after reading a bit, I went with the Doc Johnson Silicone Black Remote Controlled Medium Butt Plug. The size seemed manageable for someone like me who’s had some experience, but isn’t exactly a pro either. Right off the bat, I liked the texture — the silicone feels smooth, high quality, and not too rigid. Inserting it took some time, but with enough lube and patience, it went in comfortably. The flared base gave me some peace of mind, and once it was in, it stayed put without feeling like it was going to slip or cause discomfort.

The remote control feature was what I was most excited about, and it mostly lived up to the hype. The vibrations are surprisingly strong for the size of the toy, and the different settings gave me a nice range to play with. I particularly liked the pulsing pattern — it built up sensations in a way that felt a little unpredictable, which made things more exciting. The remote was easy to use and responded well, even from across the room. That made playing with a partner a lot of fun, especially when they were the one in control.

That said, there were a couple of things that didn’t quite hit the mark for me. First, the battery life felt a little underwhelming. After about 40 minutes of use, I noticed it started to lose power — not entirely dead, but the intensity dropped off noticeably. Also, the remote doesn’t have any indicator lights or feedback, so it’s hard to tell what setting you're on unless you feel it — not ideal if you're trying to be discreet or keep the mood going without stopping.

Overall, it’s a solid toy that delivers in most of the ways that matter. I don’t think it’s perfect — the battery issue and the lack of remote feedback were small letdowns — but in terms of comfort, build quality, and the range of vibration modes, it definitely added something new to my experience. If you’re looking for something to spice up solo or partner play, and you don’t mind a few quirks, it’s worth trying.

I decided to try the Le Wand Ripple Weighted Silicone Petite Wand Attachment mostly out of curiosity—I’d been using my wand externally for a while, and this looked like a fun way to branch out into internal play. Right away, the design caught my eye. The ripple texture looked interesting, and the silicone had a really soft, silky feel to it. It fit snugly on my Le Wand Petite and didn’t budge during use, which was a relief.

What stood out most for me was the sensation from the ripples. Internally, it gave a different kind of stimulation than just a smooth attachment would. The gradual buildup of ridges added a nice bit of intensity without feeling harsh. The weight also worked in its favour—it created a grounded feeling, almost like the toy was doing the work for me with just some gentle guidance.

That said, it’s not exactly a go-to for quick sessions. I found I needed to be in the mood to really enjoy it—it’s more of a slow-build, exploratory kind of toy. The ripples, while pleasurable, can be a bit much if I’m not already warmed up, and it’s definitely not ideal for every kind of play.

All in all, I’d say it’s a great option when you want something a little different—textured, weighted, and more deliberate. It’s not my every-session pick, but it’s earned its place for those days when I’m craving something slower and more intense.

I picked up the Le Wand Curve Weighted Silicone Petite Wand Attachment mainly because I wanted something that could offer more targeted internal stimulation without being too bulky or intimidating. The size was definitely a selling point for me—smaller than the standard Curve, but still felt substantial thanks to the added weight. When I first unboxed it, the silicone felt smooth and high quality, and it attached easily and securely to my Le Wand Petite.

In use, I really enjoyed the curve and weight—it created a nice amount of pressure that didn’t require much effort on my part. It’s shaped in a way that naturally hits the right spots, and the internal sensations were more focused than I expected for a wand accessory. I also appreciated how it didn’t muffle the vibrations too much. With some attachments, you lose intensity, but this one still let the buzz come through well.

The only downside for me was that it takes a bit of warm-up. It’s small, but firm, and the weight means you can’t just dive in without easing into it. Also, it’s not the easiest thing to clean around the curved shape—still doable, just takes an extra minute.

Overall, I’ve found it to be a nice addition to my wand collection. It’s especially great for times when I want something a little more pinpointed and internal, without losing that wand-level power.

I tried the Le Wand Curve Weighted Silicone Wand Attachment after hearing a lot about wand accessories and wanted to see if it really added anything extra. At first glance, the attachment felt heavy and well-made, which gave me a good impression. The silicone is super smooth, and it slid onto my wand securely without feeling like it would pop off mid-use.

The curved shape is clearly designed for G-spot or P-spot stimulation, and I have to say, the internal pressure it delivers is pretty great. The added weight makes it feel more grounded during use—like it presses in just the right way without needing a ton of effort. I appreciated how it stayed in place and didn’t feel flimsy like some other attachments I’ve tried in the past.

That said, it’s definitely more intense than it looks. The firmness and size can feel a bit overwhelming if you’re not warmed up or used to heavier toys, so it took some adjusting. Also, if your wand has a less powerful motor, you might find the vibrations don’t travel through the attachment as strongly, which was a minor downside for me.

Still, I think it’s a solid choice for someone looking to turn their wand into a more focused, internal toy. It’s not for every session, but when I’m in the mood for deeper, more targeted play, it definitely delivers.

I gave the 4-inch Colt Silicone Blue Textured Penis Extension Sleeve a try out of curiosity, mostly to see what kind of difference it could make during sex. The material felt really nice—soft but sturdy—and the textured surface looked promising. It was a bit of a struggle getting it on the first time, but with some lube and patience, it slid into place and stayed on without slipping, which was a plus.

In terms of sensation, the texture definitely added something new. My partner mentioned that the extra length and girth were noticeable but not uncomfortable, and the ridges provided more friction in a good way. For me, though, the experience was a little mixed. While it stayed in place pretty well, I lost a bit of sensation compared to going au naturel, which isn’t surprising but still worth mentioning. It was more about her pleasure than mine in this case, which I was fine with, but it’s something to keep in mind.

What I didn’t love was that cleaning it afterward was a bit of a chore, especially around the ridges. Also, the tip is solid, so there's no real feeling at the end—again, kind of expected, but still takes away from the experience on the wearer’s side.

Overall, it’s a decent toy if you’re looking to experiment with size and texture. It’s more focused on your partner’s experience than your own, but that can be part of the fun too, depending on your dynamic.

I tried the Toyjoy Jelly Purple Finger Ticklers out of curiosity—just looking for something small and playful to spice up foreplay. They looked cute and harmless, and when I took them out of the packaging, the jelly material felt soft and flexible. Slipping them onto my fingers was easy, though they were definitely snug, which worked fine for me but might feel a bit too tight if you have larger fingers.

During use, the sensation they gave was light and teasing. The little textured bumps added a fun, tickly kind of feeling on the skin, especially when tracing around more sensitive areas. It wasn’t intense or overwhelming, which made it great for slow, sensual play rather than going full throttle. I especially liked using them during massage-style foreplay—added just enough novelty to keep things interesting.

That said, they do have their limits. The material felt like it could tear if pulled too hard, and they didn’t always stay perfectly in place during more active moments. Also, the stimulation is very subtle—if you're looking for strong or targeted pressure, these probably won’t deliver. They're more about enhancing touch than replacing any kind of toy with power.

Overall, they’re a fun little extra for a relaxed, exploratory session. I wouldn’t call them a must-have, but if you're into light sensation play and enjoy experimenting with texture, they’re worth trying at least once.

I picked up the Toyjoy Jelly Pink Finger Ticklers on a whim, mostly because they looked like a fun, low-pressure way to add a little something different to foreplay. When they arrived, I was a bit surprised by how small and stretchy they were—definitely made to slide over your fingers snugly. The jelly texture is soft and squishy, which felt nice to the touch and didn’t cause any irritation.

Using them was an interesting experience. The little nubs on the surface gave a light, teasing sensation that worked best for slow, gentle strokes. I found them more effective when used externally, especially in more sensitive areas like the inner thighs and around the nipples. They aren’t intense at all—it’s more of a soft, playful kind of stimulation than anything powerful, which can actually be a plus depending on the mood.

On the downside, they did feel a bit flimsy. I had to be careful not to stretch them too much when slipping them on, and they felt like they might tear if pulled too hard. Also, they don’t stay in place perfectly during use—they can slide a bit depending on your finger size, which got a little annoying after a while.

That said, for something lightweight and easy to incorporate into foreplay, they’re not a bad option. I wouldn’t call them essential, but they’re a fun little add-on if you’re into experimenting with texture and want to mix things up without anything too intense.

I gave the 4-inch Toyjoy Silicone Pink Vibrating Cock Ring with Clit Stim a try during a weekend in with my partner. We were looking for something simple to enhance the experience without being too complicated or intimidating. Right off the bat, the soft pink silicone felt nice to the touch—stretchy, body-safe, and easy to slip on without any discomfort. It had just enough flexibility to fit snugly but not too tight.

What we both liked was the added clitoral stimulator. It’s positioned in a way that lines up decently during intercourse, and while the vibrations aren’t super strong, they were enough to be noticeable and enjoyable. It definitely brought something extra to the experience—more of a teasing buzz than deep vibration, but still fun. My partner appreciated the external stimulation, and I found the constriction helped prolong things a bit on my end.

That said, the toy does have its limitations. The vibrating bullet is small and not super powerful, so if you’re someone who needs stronger stimulation, it might fall short. Also, the bullet popped out of its slot a little too easily when things got a bit more intense, which interrupted the moment a couple of times. Battery life was okay, but I’d definitely recommend checking that it’s charged or has fresh batteries before use.

Overall, it’s a decent little toy for couples wanting to explore cock rings with a bit of clit stimulation. It’s affordable, user-friendly, and does the job as long as expectations are realistic—it’s not a powerhouse, but for light, playful use, it’s worth trying.

I decided to try the Le Wand Ripple Weighted Silicone Wand Attachment mostly out of curiosity—I already owned the Le Wand and wanted to see if the attachments added anything different to the experience. Right away, I noticed how sturdy and well-made it felt. The silicone is silky smooth, and the attachment is heavier than I expected, but in a good way. It feels high-quality and secure when locked onto the wand.

In use, the rippled shape definitely added some new sensations. The weight helps it stay in place and gives it a bit more pressure, which I appreciated. I tried it both externally and internally, and it delivered a kind of deep, rumbly stimulation that was different from using the wand head alone. The ripples give a massaging effect rather than sharp vibration, so it was more about gradual build-up than instant intensity—which I really enjoyed for slower sessions.

What I didn’t love so much was the size. It’s quite bulky, so if you’re not used to internal toys or you prefer lighter sensations, this might be a bit much. Also, it takes a little effort to clean thoroughly around the ridges, but it’s not a dealbreaker—just something to be aware of.

Overall, I think it’s a solid add-on if you’re already a Le Wand user and want something to shift the sensation a bit. It’s not an everyday go-to for me, but when I want a more weighted, targeted experience, it’s a good option to have.

I picked up the California Exotic Silicone Blue Weighted Cock Ring and Egg out of curiosity and to add something a little extra to the experience. First off, the silicone is really soft and stretchy, which made it easy to put on and comfortable enough to wear for a while. It didn’t dig into my skin or feel too tight, which is always something I’m a bit cautious about with cock rings.

The weighted part definitely added a new sensation. It’s subtle but noticeable—gave a bit of extra pressure that made things feel more intense without being overwhelming. The vibrating egg was the main feature I was curious about, and while it did offer some added stimulation, the vibration strength was a bit underwhelming for me. It wasn’t weak, just not as powerful as I expected, especially if you’re used to stronger toys.

One thing I didn’t love was the placement of the egg—it shifted a bit during use and didn’t always stay right where it was most effective. Also, the controls weren’t super intuitive at first. I had to fiddle with it a bit to figure out how to cycle through the settings, but once I got the hang of it, it was fine. It’s rechargeable, which is great—no messing with batteries—and it’s easy to clean afterward.

All in all, it’s a decent toy for adding a little variety and exploring new sensations. Not mind-blowing, but not bad either. It’s probably best suited for someone who wants a step up from the basic ring but isn’t looking for super intense vibes.

I tried the Toyjoy Silicone Blue Rechargeable Inflatable and Vibrating Buttplug out of curiosity, looking for something a bit more dynamic than the standard plugs I’d used before. First impression: the silicone material felt smooth and body-safe, and it had a nice flexible neck, which made insertion easier than expected. It’s got a solid weight to it but not too bulky, and the blue colour is a fun, non-intimidating touch.

The real standout for me was the inflatable feature. It added a unique kind of fullness that I hadn’t experienced before. Being able to gradually increase the size while it’s already in was both a bit strange and surprisingly satisfying. Paired with the vibrations, which offered multiple settings and intensities, it created a layered sensation that made things more exciting. It was especially nice to have a remote control—it made it easier to adjust without disrupting the moment.

That said, there were a couple of things that didn’t quite work for me. The inflation mechanism can be a little slow to respond, and it took a few tries to get it to inflate just the right amount without overdoing it. Also, while the vibrations were decent, they weren’t as powerful as I’d hoped at the higher settings. It’s also not completely silent, so it might not be the best choice if you need something super discreet.

Overall, it’s a fun and different experience, ideal for someone looking to explore more advanced anal play. It’s not without a few minor flaws, but the combo of inflation and vibration definitely adds something new to the mix. I’d say it’s worth a try if you’re comfortable with intermediate toys and want something more than the usual plug.

I decided to try the California Exotic Blue Stahard Male Penis Pump mostly out of curiosity and to see if it could add something new to my routine. The look of it is pretty standard—clear chamber, blue accents, and a basic hand pump. Setup was simple, and the instructions were clear enough. The suction worked well for the most part, and I could definitely feel it increasing blood flow. After a few uses, I noticed some temporary fullness, which was kind of what I expected going in.

What I liked was that the pump didn’t feel overly harsh or uncomfortable. The silicone ring around the base provided a decent seal and added a bit of cushioning. I also appreciated the control I had with the manual pump—easy to adjust and release when needed. It’s not painful if you’re careful and take it slow, and I can see how it could help some users with sensitivity or performance over time, though I didn’t notice any long-term changes myself.

What I didn’t enjoy so much was the build quality. While it functions fine, the materials feel a bit flimsy. The hose detaches easily, which can be frustrating mid-use, and the plastic on the pump handle doesn’t feel super durable. I also found that cleaning it took more effort than I expected since there are a few tight spots where water gets trapped.

All in all, it’s a decent intro-level pump if you’re looking to experiment or just want something for occasional use. It’s not a miracle device, but it gets the job done and is fairly straightforward. Just don’t expect top-tier quality or major results overnight.

I gave the California Exotic Silicone Blue Waterproof Triple Cock Cage a try out of curiosity and to experiment a little with sensation and control. The material was the first thing I noticed—it’s soft, flexible silicone, which felt comfortable on the skin and didn’t cause any irritation. The blue colour is kind of fun too, not overly intense but visually different from the usual black or clear options. It’s meant to provide more restriction and stimulation due to the triple ring design, and in that sense, it delivered decently.

What I liked most was the snug, secure feeling without it being painful or overly tight. It stayed in place well and didn’t pinch, which I was initially worried about. The waterproof feature is also a plus, especially for showers or more adventurous moments. The different ring sizes offered varying levels of pressure, which gave the experience a bit of variety. It definitely heightened sensation and added something new to solo and partner play.

That said, I did find it a little tricky to get on the first couple of times. There’s definitely a learning curve to figuring out which ring goes where and how to position things comfortably. Once I got the hang of it, it was fine, but I wouldn’t say it’s totally beginner-friendly unless you’re patient. Also, while it’s stretchy, it might not be ideal for everyone—especially if you’re looking for something more rigid or long-term wearable.

Overall, it’s a fun and functional piece for short-term use and exploring sensation in a new way. It didn’t blow me away, but it added some novelty without being uncomfortable, and it’s easy to clean and store, which is always a bonus.

I recently wore the Le Desir Black Plus Size Suspender Stockings in the UK 14 to 20 size, and they were honestly better than I expected. The fabric was stretchy and soft, and I didn’t feel like I had to wrestle with them to get them on—which has definitely been the case with other stockings in the past. They hugged my legs nicely without feeling too tight or leaving marks, and the attached suspender design added a little something extra without the hassle of dealing with separate garter belts.

What I really liked was how they made me feel. I don’t usually go for lingerie pieces like this, but these gave me a boost of confidence. The pattern and cut-out details were sexy but not over the top, and they stayed in place surprisingly well through the evening. I didn’t have to keep adjusting them, which was a huge plus.

On the downside, the material is on the delicate side. I was very careful when putting them on and taking them off, but I could see how they might snag or tear easily if you’re not gentle. Also, while they claim to fit up to a size 20, I think they might start to feel a bit snug if you’re on the higher end of that range, especially around the thighs.

All in all, I’d say these suspender stockings are a fun option for when you want to dress up and feel a bit more daring. They’re not super durable, but they did the job and looked great doing it.

I decided to give the Leg Avenue Roleplay Costume with Open Crotch a try just to switch things up and have a little fun. I got the UK 6 to 12 size, and it fit me fairly well overall—definitely on the snug side, but not uncomfortably so. The costume itself is playful and definitely designed to make a statement. It came with a few little accessories that helped complete the look, which I appreciated because it made the whole thing feel more put together.

What I enjoyed most was how it instantly put me in a different mindset—it was like slipping into a character. It added a bit of humour and excitement to the moment, and I felt surprisingly confident wearing it. The open crotch feature is clearly meant for convenience and spontaneity, and while I was a little unsure about that at first, it ended up being more practical than awkward. The fabric had a decent stretch and didn’t feel cheap or scratchy, which was a relief.

That said, the fit might be a bit tricky for some body shapes. I found it slightly short in the torso, so if you're taller or have a longer frame, it might ride up uncomfortably. Also, while the accessories are fun, they’re not the highest quality—one piece was starting to come apart after just one wear. It’s definitely something you’d wear for short periods, not a long night of movement or lounging.

Overall, it was a fun little escape from the usual and worth it for the experience. I wouldn’t say it’s a staple in my drawer, but it served its purpose well for a playful, lighthearted mood. Just don’t expect top-tier durability or comfort for extended wear.

I recently tried the Leg Avenue Wet Look White Bodysuit in the UK 6 to 12 size, and overall, it was a bit of a mixed bag for me. Visually, it's definitely a standout—the shiny wet look finish is sleek and eye-catching, and the white colour adds a slightly futuristic or edgy vibe that I hadn’t worn before. When I first put it on, I was surprised at how form-fitting it was. The stretch is decent, and it hugged my shape in all the right places, but it did feel a little tight in certain areas, especially around the shoulders.

What I really liked was how it made me feel—bold, confident, and a bit outside my usual comfort zone in a good way. The zipper detail added a nice touch, giving it that extra edge. It worked well for a night out layered under a jacket, and later, it transitioned into something a bit more daring behind closed doors. I felt sexy wearing it, and it definitely got a few compliments, which always helps.

That said, it’s not the most breathable outfit. The material isn’t very forgiving when it comes to heat or movement, and I found myself needing to adjust it every so often. It’s also not the easiest to get on and off, especially if you're in a hurry or not used to tighter styles. I’d also caution that the white colour, while striking, can show every little mark or crease if you're not careful.

In the end, I enjoyed wearing it for short bursts when I wanted to make a statement or feel a bit more daring, but it’s not the most practical or comfortable piece for extended wear. Fun for the right moment, just not an everyday go-to.

I tried the Pipedream Realistic Feel Rubber Flesh Pink Torso out of curiosity, looking for something more substantial than a typical sleeve. Right out of the box, it’s got some weight to it, which made it feel a bit more realistic during use. The rubber material has a decent give, and while it doesn’t quite feel like skin, it’s not unpleasant either—just noticeably synthetic. The sculpted detail is actually pretty good, and visually, it does create a more immersive experience than a smaller toy.

What I liked most was the hands-free stability. Because it’s a torso rather than just a sleeve, it stayed in place better, especially on a flat surface. That made it easier to get into the experience without constantly readjusting. The dual entries were a nice touch too—it gave me the option to switch things up without needing another toy. Lube is definitely necessary to get the most out of it, and once you find the right amount, the experience becomes much smoother.

That said, the rubber material can be a bit high-maintenance. It has a slight chemical smell at first that took a few washes to fade, and it’s not the easiest thing to clean thoroughly, especially if you're short on time. It also doesn’t warm up naturally like silicone toys do, so I had to manually warm it beforehand if I wanted a more realistic sensation.

Overall, it’s a solid option if you’re looking for something that adds a bit of weight and realism to solo sessions. It’s not perfect, and there are definitely areas where it could be more refined, but it delivers a different kind of experience that I found enjoyable now and then—just not something I’d reach for every time.

I’ve used the Autoblow 2 Plus for a few weeks now with the Realistic Flesh Pink Pussy Sleeve, and it’s been an interesting experience overall. First impressions were pretty good—the silicone sleeve feels soft and has a lifelike texture that’s surprisingly pleasant. It’s easy to insert into the Autoblow device, and once you get it all set up, it does a decent job of mimicking a realistic sensation. The material warms up a little with use, which adds to the effect, and the detailing is more thoughtful than I expected.

What I liked most was how low-maintenance the sleeve is in terms of fit—it stays in place and doesn’t shift around during use. It’s also fairly easy to clean, which is a big deal with this type of product. I found that using a bit of water-based lube made a huge difference in comfort and overall enjoyment. The texture inside gives some variation without feeling too overdone, which I appreciated.

On the downside, the sleeve is a bit of a hassle to dry thoroughly after washing—it can trap moisture in the inner folds unless you’re patient or have the right tools. Also, while it feels realistic to a degree, it’s not exactly mind-blowing in terms of sensation without the Autoblow's motor doing its thing. It’s not uncomfortable, but I did find myself wanting a bit more variety or intensity in texture.

All in all, it’s a decent sleeve if you’re using it with the Autoblow device—it complements the mechanics well and feels pretty solid for the price. I wouldn’t say it completely replaces the real thing or anything, but it adds a bit of fun to solo time when I’m in the mood for something different.

I tried the Le Desir Wet Look Red Floral Bodysuit in the UK 14 to 20 size recently, and I had mixed feelings about it. First off, the wet look material definitely gives off a bold, edgy vibe, which I liked more than I expected. The floral pattern adds a nice contrast—it softens the whole look a bit, so it doesn’t feel too harsh or costume-like. The material had a decent stretch and fit me fairly well, though it did take a bit of adjusting to get it sitting right.

One thing I did enjoy was how the bodysuit hugged my shape. It felt snug but not restrictive, and the design highlighted my waist and hips nicely. It’s definitely the kind of piece that makes you feel a little more daring, which was fun. I wore it for a night in, and it definitely got a good reaction. The combination of textures was probably my favourite part—it felt a bit different from the usual lace or mesh styles I’ve tried before.

That said, the fit wasn’t perfect. While it’s meant to stretch across sizes 14 to 20, I feel like the torso length might not work for everyone—especially if you’re taller or have a longer body. I’m around average height, and it just barely fit without pulling. Also, the material, while visually striking, can feel a bit plasticky up close, and I wouldn’t want to wear it for long periods.

Overall, it’s a statement piece—great for certain moods or occasions, but not the most comfortable or forgiving bodysuit I’ve ever tried. I liked the boldness of it, and it made me feel sexy, but it’s definitely something I’d reserve for short wear rather than anything too extended.