Eleven - dildo discontinued by Njoy - review by Tiina Raita

I read countless praising reviews about the Stainless Steel Eleven. I thought about purchasing it for a long while. Would I really be willing to spend so much money on a sex toy? The answer was obvious, but it still took time to make the decision that YES, I NEED this toy. I couldn't continue my life as a happy person if I didn't have a chance to try this formidable looking, luxurious piece of art.

The toy is indeed very beautiful. Eleven inches of shiny stainless steel, polished and looking magnificent. It came in a pretty leather clutch, which I would've used as an accessory if it didn't have the text "Njoy" on the side of it. It's written in a very small print, though. And it's as black as the leather clutch, so nobody would really know about its original purpose, I think. The material of the toy is really nice. You can boil it and put it in a dish washer (top rack, no soap). I'm not sure about bleaching, as I've been told that it can cause some darkening on steel. Of course, I didn't want any of that! You can use any lube with this one. I don't recommend using it anally, for it has no real flared base. Better be safe than sorry.

Now, about using the Eleven... I thought I was a bigger size queen than I really was. The two inch diameter of the larger end seemed like a welcome challenge. Or so I thought. It turned out that I really couldn't get the big end inside me, no matter how turned on I was or how prepared I was by another toy used beforehand. The small end was pretty nice and I managed to have an orgasm using it. But using this is very heavy on the wrists. Plus you have to use this at a weird kind of angle. For it to really hit and keep hitting the G-spot, one has to push it down while thrusting. I can't multi-task while masturbating! Perhaps it's because of my laziness and structural problems that I was unable to truly appreciate this toy.

I suggest this toy for those who think they can handle the girth and the heaviness... and the fact that steel is a very hard material, but that is kind of obvious.