I just got this probe's sibling, and the packaging makes me think it was made in 2003. So even though these are beautiful, I think the price might mean they're not real fast sellers.

(Oh my goodness, though, gorgeous. Packaging ages, but the glass and gold haven't aged a day!) less

Shoot, I thought I would have had a review of this up already. I'm working a drastically different schedule this week, and I thought I'd have enough free time to write a review per day, but so far I've come up with less free time than I'm used to. Anyway---

The swirled probe style is very nice, but not world-changing. It makes a better slow thrust / twist style toy than a g-spotter, obviously, because of the narrower point. It's not fragile-narrow, just not-filling narrow. The handle part feels nice enough for thrusting, but it's not as good as the motion. I think my favorite use of it is as an anal probe, where the twisting feels really nice. I usually can't handle the normal spiral style probes anally---there's too much space between the texture in the standard ones to be enjoyable for me. This one is a double-swirl though, so there's no dead space to contend with, it's just a constant in-out swell.

I think if it were 3/4" shorter, which would let me take it anally all the way to the neck, I would really love it. Maybe it's me that needs to grow, though.

I guess it comes down to your personal preferences about texture, though---the texture feels really nice to me, and if it didn't have the pointed tip it would be a lot more amazing vaginally.

Again, very nice and I'm glad I've got it, but not world-changing. If you think the g-spot probe looks more appealing to you, it's probably fine to wait for it to come back. (If I remember right, you're not a huge fan of anal stimulation?)

Hopefully I'll be able to catch up on tasks, catch up on sleep, and then write the reviews I've been meaning to! less