Aneros Helix Syn

So like I'd say before the best way to really go about, you know, having some gentle scritches for your behind as opposed to something crazy go nuts, ...

The Aneros Helix Trident Syn is a great on to start its beautifuly soft flexible silicone paired with a quality water baised lubricant (my personal recommendation is liquid silk) will put you off to a great and comfortable start. If you want something a little firmer look to a plastic model.

Feels very filling and good when it's in but doesn't make me cum. Vibrations are way too powerful and numbs me after a while though. **Aneros Helix Syn Trident**. * Circumference: 3 inches.

It's a little wider than the Hugo so it may take a little patience if this is your first product but has the advantage of being bluetooth/app connected which can add to the fun. If you are looking for **non-vibrating prostate play** .... * [Aneros Helix Syn \- The non vibrating and slightly less expensive version of the above.

It doesn't do much for the person wearing it. There are rings (Lovense Diamo, We-Vibe Verge, for example) designed to position the motor behind the testicles on the wearer, which is much more sensitive. They're also typically not as tight so they won't restrict bloodflow and delay orgasm as much. Also, consider a prostate plug or vibrator (Aneros Helix Syn Trident, We-Vibe Vector, Lovense Edge 2, LELO Hugo, Aneros Vice 2) to put a good pressure on prostate during intercourse.

For something truly beginner friendly, you could consider the Aneros Syn Helix V, [currently on sale at It's quite slim, so is very suitable for beginners.