Summer's End: Someone's At The Back Door

It’s been awhile since the last batch of product reviews, so we have A LOT to cover in our Summer’s End Roundup. Let’s jump right in with something a little taboo.

I’m asked about “back door” products on occasion, but that’s not high on my enjoyment list, so I’ve not really had that great of a helpful response. That said, I set out to give you the scoop on what’s available in 2016, so let’s take a look!

First Things First

Things aren’t slick back there, so pick up a bottle of Adam & Eve Easy Anal ($12.95 from adameve.com) first. And use it. This particular offering is desensitizing and lube in one.

Plugged Up

I saw the Naughty Candy Heart ($17.95 from adameve.com) around Valentine’s Day, and found the idea a little cute. These are made from soft to touch, yet firm silicone and are 3.5″ long, insertable up to 3″, 1.5″ at its widest. Comfortable enough to get you started into backdoor action.

I also tried one called the “Crimson Tied Scarlet Heart“, though it doesn’t appear to be available right now. This particular one was made of metal, and while more substantial, was actually a little smaller than the Naughty Candy Heart. Again, comfortable enough, and something else to consider in case you prefer different materials.

It’s All About The glASS

If you’ve read some of my past columns, you’ll know that I have became fond of glass toys. In the backdoor department I gave two a whirl.

First, the Twisted Love ($39.95 from adameve.com). This is a 2-in-1 glass toy, which is an automatic plus, because if you don’t like the plug end, you still have a usable curved main shaft, which measures 1.25 inches wide and 5.5 inches long. The plug end measures 1.25 inches wide and 3.25 inches long, which is actually a little more comfortable than the plug options above IF you like the swirls on it.

Then we have the 1.5 inch wide and 5.5 inches long, Crystal Heart Of Glass ($39.95 from adameve.com). Again, we have another 2-in-1 toy, except it’s the same side for both uses. This one reminds me of the “beads” we’ve seen before, though not as drastic in size. This may be a bit intimidating compared to the other options, but I can vouch that the “normal” usage is wonderful.