Status: Recommended
First Tested In: Rock’s Stretching Journal Month 1
Tested Size: 17 cm / 6.7 in max girth
Description:
Straight Shaft is an ultra-realistic cylindrical design with minimal shape change from head to body. It works well as a baseline tool to check whether the entrance and bend are ready.
Material
Material: 100% Platinum-cured silicone
Firmness: Balanced dual-density (very soft head, soft body with firm supportive core)
Structure: Dual-density
My Experience
This became one of the tools I kept coming back to. It brings clean entry and thrusting. When I first used, I was not chasing a big result. I wanted it to make room in my entrance tunnel and through my bend. The head was soft enough that the first contact did not scare me, so I could stay calm, breathe, and slowly adjust the angle around my bend instead of rushing.
When being a warmup tool, it wakes my bend up and stretch it in a very basic way. As the girth barely changes, I could feel where my inside was holding tension, where it started to allow, and where I needed to slow down. Sometimes when it passed the bend, I could feel that slight internal gagging-like response (clunk!), which made me realize the bend was being straightened.
Straight Shaft is a stable baseline tool. It works because the surface is soft enough to trust for the first entry, while the inside is supported enough to guide. Its value is that it helped my body get ready without adding too many extra variables.
Improvement Notes
I do not have a strong redesign idea for this one.