Get Ready to Ride!
Whether you want to use it for solo play along with your favorite toy or with a partner to make select positions more comfortable, the BonBon is a sweet treat for either sex to use. Its soft, faux suede cover gives it a luxurious velvety soft touch to the skin.Published: April 19, 2011
Pros:
Compact, superior craftsmanship, easy to clean, accommodates both vibrators and flared-base dildos.
Cons:
Not ALL materials work well with it.
Follow-up commentary
3 months after original review
I've been practicing whenever I can with this position pillow, which isn't as often as I'd like. What I like best about it is that it retains its shape, no matter how hard I have bounced and pounced on it. When I'm not using it, I can conceal it behind my regular pillows. Unlike my Liberator wedge, which is HUGE, this one is much less conspicuous and a good addition to any collection.
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Plus for anyones "FUN TIMES"
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Have used it for several things. Great different positions toy.
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Quote: Have used it for several things. Great different positions toy.Cute! I may try this one.
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Quote: Have used it for several things. Great different positions toy.Besides sex, it makes a great pillow for lazy watching TV!!
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Liberator BonBon weight limit?
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Does anyone have any idea how much weight these hold? I'd love one but not if I'm just going to smoosh it.
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Quote: Does anyone have any idea how much weight these hold? I'd love one but not if I'm just going to smoosh it.I believe most Liberator shapes have a weight limit of 300 pounds.
I can attest to this weight limit--a friend of mine (who is of the larger persuasion) sat on it and it smooshed some, but not much at all. Not like a pillow would smoosh. The foam is pretty dense. Also, it pops back into shape once the weight is lifted.
It all depends on the surface you use it and how you use it. I found that, most of my weight was on my knees, feet, torso, or arms, not on the BonBon itself. Also, if your legs are shorter, the BonBon probably isn't going to work very well, just as a heads up. -
Quote: I believe most Liberator shapes have a weight limit of 300 pounds.After long use, can you see a mild curve because of the weight that has been put on it use by use? Some bed mattresses develop this over time, like after a year it's visible. Just asking because that curve would essentially alter the design and lessen the height. Or the foam is that flexible it won't bend over time?
I can attest to this weight limit--a friend of mine (who is of the larger persuasion) sat on it and it smooshed some, but not much at all. Not like a pillow would smoosh. The foam is pretty dense. Also, it pops back into shape once the weight is lifted.
It all depends on the surface you use it and how you use it. I found that, most of my weight was on my knees, feet, torso, or arms, not on the BonBon itself. Also, if your legs are shorter, the BonBon probably isn't going to work very well, just as a heads up.
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Thanks for the review. It's good to know Liberator products stand the test of time, I hope this lasts at least as long as your ramp/wedge have!
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