You've read the title, so tell me what you think: it's steel and it's phallic shaped and it's a steel, phallic shaped dildo. Do you have an opinion about a toy made of something hard enough to blugeon a small pigeon into a coma?
What is your opinion of Steel Dildos?
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A small pigeon? Hell, my Eleven would take out the hulk. lol
Steel is in my blood so of course I love it. It is the only material that will not break, tear or fall apart when you use the wrong lube. Carbon Steel melts at about 2600 deg and Stainless melts at 2750 or so, so boil it all you like. Hell, toss is in the fire if you want, you are not going to hurt it. If it does happen to get a scratch it can be sanded and buffed back out to original (with stainless that is) finish with relative ease. Plus you can tenderize meat with it, oh ya, it could also tenderize your inners too so some caution should be used.
Another thought for folks that don't like the price. Stainless is time immortal. It will out last you, when you think about all that steel has to offer it is pretty cheap.
Steel is in my blood so of course I love it. It is the only material that will not break, tear or fall apart when you use the wrong lube. Carbon Steel melts at about 2600 deg and Stainless melts at 2750 or so, so boil it all you like. Hell, toss is in the fire if you want, you are not going to hurt it. If it does happen to get a scratch it can be sanded and buffed back out to original (with stainless that is) finish with relative ease. Plus you can tenderize meat with it, oh ya, it could also tenderize your inners too so some caution should be used.
Another thought for folks that don't like the price. Stainless is time immortal. It will out last you, when you think about all that steel has to offer it is pretty cheap.
04/16/2012
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Yes, it would indeed
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
A small pigeon? Hell, my Eleven would take out the hulk. lol
Steel is in my blood so of course I love it. It is the only material that will not break, tear or fall apart when you use the wrong lube. Carbon Steel melts at about 2600 deg and ...
Steel is in my blood so of course I love it. It is the only material that will not break, tear or fall apart when you use the wrong lube. Carbon Steel melts at about 2600 deg and ...
A small pigeon? Hell, my Eleven would take out the hulk. lol
Steel is in my blood so of course I love it. It is the only material that will not break, tear or fall apart when you use the wrong lube. Carbon Steel melts at about 2600 deg and Stainless melts at 2750 or so, so boil it all you like. Hell, toss is in the fire if you want, you are not going to hurt it. If it does happen to get a scratch it can be sanded and buffed back out to original (with stainless that is) finish with relative ease. Plus you can tenderize meat with it, oh ya, it could also tenderize your inners too so some caution should be used.
Another thought for folks that don't like the price. Stainless is time immortal. It will out last you, when you think about all that steel has to offer it is pretty cheap.
Steel is in my blood so of course I love it. It is the only material that will not break, tear or fall apart when you use the wrong lube. Carbon Steel melts at about 2600 deg and Stainless melts at 2750 or so, so boil it all you like. Hell, toss is in the fire if you want, you are not going to hurt it. If it does happen to get a scratch it can be sanded and buffed back out to original (with stainless that is) finish with relative ease. Plus you can tenderize meat with it, oh ya, it could also tenderize your inners too so some caution should be used.
Another thought for folks that don't like the price. Stainless is time immortal. It will out last you, when you think about all that steel has to offer it is pretty cheap.
Steel is great - I love every piece of it that I have, especially the pure plugs and the Eleven
04/16/2012
Doesn't take much to damage a small pigeon. You could probably do that with an Ella. Not that you should go around bludgeoning any creatures with sex toys.
I'd like to try a steel toy someday, but the price combined with my preference for soft materials means it'll probably be quite a while before I do. Something to save points for, I suppose.
I'd like to try a steel toy someday, but the price combined with my preference for soft materials means it'll probably be quite a while before I do. Something to save points for, I suppose.
04/16/2012
I ordered a steel dildo that should be here on Wednesday! It'll be my first one and I'm really looking forward to it, I think I'll love the weight. I checked 'Other' though because I'm not sure yet how it'll go. I ended up getting half price on a dildo that would normally be $80... otherwise I'd say that steel is out of my price range.
04/16/2012
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Try a glass toy first, they feel pretty much the same and are a lot cheaper. That way you will know if you will like steel without paying the big bucks.
Originally posted by
Rin (aka Nire)
Doesn't take much to damage a small pigeon. You could probably do that with an Ella. Not that you should go around bludgeoning any creatures with sex toys.
I'd like to try a steel toy someday, but the price combined with my preference ...
I'd like to try a steel toy someday, but the price combined with my preference ...
Doesn't take much to damage a small pigeon. You could probably do that with an Ella. Not that you should go around bludgeoning any creatures with sex toys.
I'd like to try a steel toy someday, but the price combined with my preference for soft materials means it'll probably be quite a while before I do. Something to save points for, I suppose.
I'd like to try a steel toy someday, but the price combined with my preference for soft materials means it'll probably be quite a while before I do. Something to save points for, I suppose.
04/16/2012
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It's nice but often too heavy to use frequently.
Originally posted by
Bethy Cassatt
You've read the title, so tell me what you think: it's steel and it's phallic shaped and it's a steel, phallic shaped dildo. Do you have an opinion about a toy made of something hard enough to blugeon a small pigeon into a coma?
04/16/2012
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I hope they don't feel the same! I absolutely love glass but I have different expectations for steel toys. I can't get past how industrial looking they are.
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
Try a glass toy first, they feel pretty much the same and are a lot cheaper. That way you will know if you will like steel without paying the big bucks.
04/16/2012
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Tried three glass toys, and was only really impressed with one (Bent Graduate) thus far. Eventually I'm going to try for the Pure Wand or Fun Wand, since those have the decent curves that I love.
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
Try a glass toy first, they feel pretty much the same and are a lot cheaper. That way you will know if you will like steel without paying the big bucks.
04/16/2012
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Well, they are both hard and the finish is always smooth. You will find more textures available with glass though.
Originally posted by
spiceboy
I hope they don't feel the same! I absolutely love glass but I have different expectations for steel toys. I can't get past how industrial looking they are.
For me, that is what draws me to them, I love cars and chrome, working with steel and toys. Best of all three in one package.
04/16/2012
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I would say that of you like the Bent Graduate you will love the Pure Wand, best part is you get two different size to chose from.
Originally posted by
Rin (aka Nire)
Tried three glass toys, and was only really impressed with one (Bent Graduate) thus far. Eventually I'm going to try for the Pure Wand or Fun Wand, since those have the decent curves that I love.
04/16/2012
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i dont know maybe cold at frist/
Originally posted by
Bethy Cassatt
You've read the title, so tell me what you think: it's steel and it's phallic shaped and it's a steel, phallic shaped dildo. Do you have an opinion about a toy made of something hard enough to blugeon a small pigeon into a coma?
04/17/2012
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I voted other, because I have a steel wand and I wouldn't say that I love it, but I do like it. I think one of the main differences between the way glass and steel feels is the weight. There's something nice about the weight of steel. I don't think you'll be disappointed, Sexiskewt.
Originally posted by
spiceboy
I hope they don't feel the same! I absolutely love glass but I have different expectations for steel toys. I can't get past how industrial looking they are.
04/17/2012
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You can damage steel - stainless steel will pit when exposed to certain chemicals, including bleach (for a long period of time). While you can buff it out, that is a lot of work when it is pitted or dented.
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
A small pigeon? Hell, my Eleven would take out the hulk. lol
Steel is in my blood so of course I love it. It is the only material that will not break, tear or fall apart when you use the wrong lube. Carbon Steel melts at about 2600 deg and ...
Steel is in my blood so of course I love it. It is the only material that will not break, tear or fall apart when you use the wrong lube. Carbon Steel melts at about 2600 deg and ...
A small pigeon? Hell, my Eleven would take out the hulk. lol
Steel is in my blood so of course I love it. It is the only material that will not break, tear or fall apart when you use the wrong lube. Carbon Steel melts at about 2600 deg and Stainless melts at 2750 or so, so boil it all you like. Hell, toss is in the fire if you want, you are not going to hurt it. If it does happen to get a scratch it can be sanded and buffed back out to original (with stainless that is) finish with relative ease. Plus you can tenderize meat with it, oh ya, it could also tenderize your inners too so some caution should be used.
Another thought for folks that don't like the price. Stainless is time immortal. It will out last you, when you think about all that steel has to offer it is pretty cheap.
Steel is in my blood so of course I love it. It is the only material that will not break, tear or fall apart when you use the wrong lube. Carbon Steel melts at about 2600 deg and Stainless melts at 2750 or so, so boil it all you like. Hell, toss is in the fire if you want, you are not going to hurt it. If it does happen to get a scratch it can be sanded and buffed back out to original (with stainless that is) finish with relative ease. Plus you can tenderize meat with it, oh ya, it could also tenderize your inners too so some caution should be used.
Another thought for folks that don't like the price. Stainless is time immortal. It will out last you, when you think about all that steel has to offer it is pretty cheap.
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