Status: Recommended
First Tested In: Rock’s Stretching Journal Month 1
Tested Size: 20 cm / 7.9 in max girth
Description:
Heavy-Head Shaft is an ultra-realistic cylindrical design with its widest point at the head, gradually becoming slimmer toward the lower body.
Material
Material: 100% Platinum-cured silicone
Firmness: Balanced-firm dual-density (very soft head, medium body with firm supportive core)
Structure: Dual-density
My Experience
I tested this tool after my entrance and bend had already opened more in Month 1 Week 3.
Compared with Archive #003, this one felt more focused at the head in deeper zone. The head is the widest part, so once it passed the entrance and moved past my bend, the deeper pressure became very clear. It did not feel like continuous entrance stretching (really amazing without entrance stretch distraction!). It felt more like the head was reaching deeper and creating a concentrated internal fullness and deeper zone adaptation.
Because the head is still very soft, that pressure did not feel harsh to me. It was strong, but not sharp. The balanced-firm support also made it easier to guide than something too soft or floppy. I could feel where it was going, and I could feel when the head started working in the deeper zone (there is plenty of room behind the bend so I don’t worry about sudden stretch there, all about adaptation).
This was one of the first tools that made me think depth training is not as same as entrance stretching.
Improvement Notes
I do not have a strong redesign idea for this one.
I have learned the mass of high-density silicone core had been increased to make it balanced-firm rather than balanced dual-density structure it has before, because it now gives more proper support.