In my constant search for better prostate play toys I have thus far had one measure by which all other toys have been compared. This would be the Aneros Progasm. It happened to be my first toy purchased specifically for the prostate, one I almost did not make. It is made of molded plastic and at the $70 price tag I paid for it, I had a hard time justifying it.
Reading other reviews helped my get over the budgetary remorse and I decided to dive in. I was not disappointed. The Progasm is, so far, the only tool that seems to be able to create the thick, intense results I associate with prostate play.
With 4.5 inches of insertable length, the Progasm has plenty of length to get to my pleasure zone. As a matter of fact, I find it works best if I pull it out ¾ -inch so that the head rests squarely where I feel that comfortable/uncomfortable pressure. Clenching your ass muscles causes the Progasm to move in and out, massaging the area, just as it describes on the box. However, I found the best way to use Progasm is with a partner. If she manipulates the toy, angling the tip upward slightly, the pressure and results are amazing.
The prongs on the retaining end of the Progasm are designed to stimulate your anus and perineum, too. I find these irritating since I have piercings in these locations and they get in the way. Since I like the toy a little withdrawn, this seems to even itself out as an issue.
The shape of the Progasm lends itself to staying in place quite well. The smaller diameter at the base, as compared to the 1.5-inch maximum, helps hold it in place. Being a hard plastic, I would not recommend using this toy while moving about. This is a toy for stationary play only. I think any position would be fine but lying on my back worked best for me. Lying down also seems to help retain the toy. Standing or any ass-down angle might cause the toy to eventually slip out.
Being made of plastic, you can use silicone or water based lubes. I like to use silicone if I can because of the extend time it takes for prostate play. If you have been frustrated by other prostate toys I suggest giving this one a go and, like me, you could have a new bar for all other similar toys. If you have an adventurous partner that might like to try it with you I would say you are in for a fun ride. Check out the Progasm and other similar Aneros toys here. I have not tried the other models but I hope to see reviews by others that might make me break out my wallet once more.
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I got hub one of the Nexus versions…solely because of those stupid prongs. On his, different Aneros model, there's only one prong and instead of it being a ball, it's a flat tab/circle…and I don't mean the flat part goes like you think it does. Look at your pic there of it against the ruler, and imagine those balls as being flat instead of round.
yeah.
And he doesn't have piercings! So we tried the Nexus one recently, I don't recall the exact one now, but their perineum ball is rolling metal inside plastic like a rollerball pen, and it doesn't protrude as much as the Aneros. Didn't hurt him one bit.