Whats the biggest dildo you'd personally buy and use?
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Whats the biggest dildo you'd personally buy and use?
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You've got your terms wrong almost every toy on this site is bigger than 2.5" in circumference - that's less than 1 inch in diameter. Most toys are advertised by diameter not circumference. FYI circumference is calculated by multiplying the diameter by Pi which is equal to 3.141". So a 1" dia toy has a circumference of 3.141".
Originally posted by
Solar Ray
Just curious on the largest sizes of dildos that are generally used.
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02/24/2011
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Wow! Kind of harsh considering Solar Ray already admitted to the mistake.
Originally posted by
Gunsmoke
You've got your terms wrong almost every toy on this site is bigger than 2.5" in circumference - that's less than 1 inch in diameter. Most toys are advertised by diameter not circumference. FYI circumference is calculated by multiplying
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You've got your terms wrong almost every toy on this site is bigger than 2.5" in circumference - that's less than 1 inch in diameter. Most toys are advertised by diameter not circumference. FYI circumference is calculated by multiplying the diameter by Pi which is equal to 3.141". So a 1" dia toy has a circumference of 3.141".
02/24/2011
Royalflush123
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The diameter of dildo "usually" are measured horizontally (left to right). ex: if you compare the vixskin Johnny to Lone Star, they both have the same diameter of 1 7/8" but the Lone Star is 5 3/4" in Circumference compare to Johnny's 6" circumference. Furthermore, softer dildos (ie: cyberskin or vixskin) have higher compression due to the elasticity of the material so it would feel slightly smaller than rubber, plastic, solid glass or metal dildo upon insertion, so the measurement isn't the only factor that one need to take into consideration when shopping for these toys.
Originally posted by
Solar Ray
Just curious on the largest sizes of dildos that are generally used.
I think 1.5~2.0" diameter silicone dildos are more suitable for daily usage and easier to thrust, we only use 2.0~2.5" diameter occasionally, it's more like a treat if you know what I mean. Anything thicker than 2.5" is a bit much, they're more suitable for size queen. With that said, I voted 1.5~2" for "general" usage.
02/24/2011
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Softer might feel a bit smaller at the bumps, but my Maverick is still a 2" dildo, and unless you can take close to 2" you're not going to get it in.
Originally posted by
Royalflush123
The diameter of dildo "usually" are measured horizontally (left to right). ex: if you compare the vixskin Johnny to Lone Star, they both have the same diameter of 1 7/8" but the Lone Star is 5 3/4" in Circumference compare to
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The diameter of dildo "usually" are measured horizontally (left to right). ex: if you compare the vixskin Johnny to Lone Star, they both have the same diameter of 1 7/8" but the Lone Star is 5 3/4" in Circumference compare to Johnny's 6" circumference. Furthermore, softer dildos (ie: cyberskin or vixskin) have higher compression due to the elasticity of the material so it would feel slightly smaller than rubber, plastic, solid glass or metal dildo upon insertion, so the measurement isn't the only factor that one need to take into consideration when shopping for these toys.
I think 1.5~2.0" diameter silicone dildos are more suitable for daily usage and easier to thrust, we only use 2.0~2.5" diameter occasionally, it's more like a treat if you know what I mean. Anything thicker than 2.5" is a bit much, they're more suitable for size queen. With that said, I voted 1.5~2" for "general" usage.
I think 1.5~2.0" diameter silicone dildos are more suitable for daily usage and easier to thrust, we only use 2.0~2.5" diameter occasionally, it's more like a treat if you know what I mean. Anything thicker than 2.5" is a bit much, they're more suitable for size queen. With that said, I voted 1.5~2" for "general" usage.
02/26/2011
