Double trouble thin - double ended dildo discontinued by Doc Johnson - review by Viv

The day I spotted the Double Trouble Thin|Double ended dildos: Double trouble thin on the site, we had to buy it. This was our second attempt at a double-sided dildo|Double ended dildos. The first one we bought a few years back from another site was much bigger than predicted. I’m no size queen, but with some warming up I could handle the almost two-inch diameter, but my partner prefers thinner toys and after a few tries ending in just pain, the toy ended up at the bottom of the bin. Since then, we’ve been searching for a double with a smaller diameter and until the Double Trouble Thin I was beginning to wonder if toy manufacturers thought that lesbians had no use for more slender toys.

Our Double Trouble arrived and when we eagerly opened it, we found a strong rubber odor from the Sil-a-Gel material which is semi-porous- use a condom if you plan on sharing. After a few washes the smell has faded, but Sil-a-Gel does collect lint. I was a bit disappointed to find that where the two dongs were connected, there is a very obvious seam-almost a flap that seems like it could be a problem for cleaning, but so far we haven’t had trouble. Other than that, it was just what the site promised: a very modest width (1¼” diameter), and happy-Pepto-Bismol-pink. The Sil-a-Gel is firm like silicone, but has a less dense and almost bouncier feel when you squeeze it--plus it feels great to kegel around.

We first tried it individually and as a solo toy we found that the smooth surface and slender shaft made for very easy insertion (water or silicone-base lube recommended). The other end of the toy made a wonderful handle while thrusting, and since we like to use gender as a sex toy as well, I found that with one side in me, the other side is like having a very pink cock that I can jerk off and still feel inside of me. Even without a curve, we were both able to find some really nice g-spot stimulation.

We then tried it together, both with and without a harness. For me, it wasn’t a full feeling, but a comfortable fit, and for her it was perfect: success! At the center of the toy is a rather thick bump that as a positive, allows for harness use- but as a negative, won’t let us get as close as we’d like. Without a harness, it was a little difficult to thrust-you have to get the rhythm down perfectly so that one person just doesn’t end up pulling the toy completely out since there is very little friction. It’s much easier to use with an O-ring harness fitted over the bump and that allows for much easier thrusting and control. My favorite part about this toy is that I can feel it jump inside me when her muscles contract around it.

I highly recommend this toy for those who have found other doubles to be too thick.