Status: Reference Only
First Tested In: Rock’s Stretching Journal Month 1
Tested Size: 21.5 cm / 8.5 in max girth
Description:
Pointed Cone is a progressive cone structure that begins with a pointed front and gradually widens toward the body. The pointed entry makes it easier to place and guide, especially when the entrance is still learning how to open. Compared with a rounded-head cone, it is easier to start, but the long body and fast neck transition also create some very specific sensations during use.
Material
Material: Platinum-cured silicone
Firmness: Soft
Structure: Classic one-piece
My Experience
This was one of the first larger cone plug I returned to during Month 1 Week 1. A rounded cone needs the entrance to already know how to open, but a pointed cone gives the body a clearer starting point.
The part that felt uncomfortable for me was not the entrance. It was what happened after it started going deeper. Because the body of this tool is quite long, the pointed head could reach near my bend area. When that poke happened, the pointed pressure felt too focused inside.
Another thing I noticed was the neck. This structure is designed so it can stay in place, but the neck narrows too quickly after the widest point. Once the widest part passed my entrance, the tool could suddenly slide inward. That sudden stretch felt stronger than I expected. And it was hard to remove after inserting with a sudden stretch.
So my feeling about it is mixed. I understand why it works, but I do not think it is the form I would keep using as a main training direction.
Improvement Notes
I do not have a strong redesign idea for this one.
The problems I have met are clear: the long pointed body can create focused pressure near/passing the bend, and the fast neck transition can make the tool slide in too suddenly after the widest point passes the entrance. A shorter body may avoid the tip reaching too deep, but it can also make the widening angle much faster. A gentler neck then makes it another form.