Status: Recommended / Future Redesign Idea
First Tested In: Rock’s Stretching Journal Month 2
Tested Size: 23 cm / 9 in max girth
Description
Pointed Lens is a flattened pointed plug with a lens-like body and a longwear-style neck. Compared with an oval plug (Archive #009), it is flatter and creates different pressure depending on its orientation.
Material
Material: Platinum-cured silicone
Firmness: Soft
Structure: Classic one-piece
My Experience
Pointed Lens gave me a very different experience from a round or oval plug.
The most interesting part is its flattened lens shape. Because the body is not evenly round, the direction matters. When placed vertically, the wider part sits toward the top and bottom, which feels more natural for entry. When placed horizontally, it creates stronger side-to-side tunnel pressure.
That made it more than just a plug. It became a tool for testing how different directions change the way my tunnel accepts pressure. Rotation added another layer of sensation, creating a circular expansion feeling inside the tunnel.
Pointed Lens is more lengthy so as a warm-up tool, it can warm up more area inside tunnel than a simple short plug, but it still stays more controlled than a long shaft. The pointed front also makes entry easier than a blunt flattened shape would be.
For me, it worked better as a warm-up and tunnel-expansion testing tool than as a simple retention plug.
Improvement Notes
This is not a standard flattened oval plug. It has some unique shaping details in its flow, especially around the pointed front and flattened body. Visually, it feels more intentional than a simple compressed oval. However, once it entered the body, those subtle design differences did not create a very obvious sensation difference for me. It is possible that the tested size was not large enough for those details to become more noticeable, but this product is already difficult to find on the market, let alone in different sizes.
I may use it as a reference and develop my own version of a pointed flattened egg shape in the future.