Wendy Williams anal trainer kit - anal kit discontinued by Doc Johnson - review by Hardware

The Wendy Williams anal trainer kit is a great starter kit when it comes to anal. I bought it on a whim knowing my girlfriend was interested in exploring anal more. All three pieces are great and extremely stable on a flat surface. My girl friend enjoyed the flexibility and texture of the toys. She also agreed they are great beginner toys because they are not solid, and more jelly-like and flexible. I do warn that you should not rush to the biggest one. It's big and flexible, but it is a fairly large size.

The material is an almost rubber-like PVC, which means it's very flexible. The touch of it, right from the box, is almost like a flesh replication, meaning it's very flexible and squishy. It does has a rather strong smell to it, too, right from the get-go, so some airing out is recommended. The material is squishy, but firm, and is contoured on the two biggest ones for increased pleasure. Definitely overall being a starter anal kit, this is for beginners.

The design is really good for beginners! Starting with the first of the three pieces, it measures in at 5" and has nothing but a smooth texture with no contouring, right to the base. The second one measures in at 5 1/2" and is roughly about 3/4" thick at its thickest point, excluding the base. There is a slight bit of contouring about half way down, too. The third one is 7" tall with a width of about 1 1/8". The contours are more aggressive, and about double that of its previous size. Overall, the graduating sizes make it perfect for beginners. The design is functional and appropriate, and is quite flexible inside, when being used, to help alleviate any discomfort. As you move up in sizes, too, the material stays flexible, but becomes more rigid as you go.

The toy is designed for a beginner who is easing into anal, which is exactly what this toy delivers. It's flexible, it's comfortable inside my girlfriend, and it's not overly intimidating to start using. She loved using them, but if we had to pick one thing that we did not like, it is that the bases look like they would almost function like a suction cup, but they do not. If there was one thing I could have added to this toy, it would have been suction cups to secure the base more firmly.

PVC is fairly easy to clean. Some warm water and antibacterial soap does the job, so some toy cleaner would do well. Easy to clean, easy to maintain.