I am relatively new to the sex toy game, but I am very interested in the various Liberator wedge products out there. Right now my husband and I just make do with old pillows, but it can be cumbersome. However, I was really shocked to see $85+ for what seems like a shaped pillow. Am I missing something here? For those who own one of these, do you feel like it was worth the money?

Also, my husband and I are, shall we say, not light people (we're not talking morbidly obese or anything, but certainly not light). How much weight can these things really support? I would love to hear peoples' experiences and whether or not you think it was really worth the money.

Thanks in advance! less

I think those things are gorgeous, but I'd never spend so much money on what seems to be a glorified Temperapedic pillow. It's not that I couldn't theoretically enjoy using the Liberator stuff, it's just that I'd be too pissed off/insulted over the price to even get turned on. less

I think those things are gorgeous, but I'd never spend so much money on what seems to be a glorified Temperapedic pillow. It's not that I couldn't theoretically enjoy using the Liberator stuff, it's just that I'd be too pissed off/insulted over the price to even get turned on. less

A classic Tempur Pedic pillow - which is designed for sleeping on - runs $99. link

A contour wedge system starts at $228. link

The liberator wedge is $89.99. Unlike the Tempur Pedic bed pillow it's designed to position a person properly for various sex acts. It has an inner lining that repels moisture. It comes in multiple colors and can be built upon, increasing the variety of your sexual positioning, by purchasing the Ramp. It can be converted into a bondage system.

Insulted by the price?

Only if you normally buy cheap foam tempurpedic pillows at Walmart.

Even Bed Bath and Beyond's version is no where near the quality of the Liberator stuff. It's half the height and doesn't have the right angle to be very useful as a sexual positioning tool.

Of course, I was skeptical, too.
Right up until I got one.

Now? I praise the Liberator gods every night and am buying a Ramp to go with my Wedge next month.

It's THAT good. less

A classic Tempur Pedic pillow - which is designed for sleeping on - runs $99. link

A contour wedge system starts at $228. link

The liberator wedge is $89.99. Unlike the Tempur Pedic bed pillow it's designed to position a person properly for various sex acts. It has an inner lining that repels moisture. It comes in multiple colors and can be built upon, increasing the variety of your sexual positioning, by purchasing the Ramp. It can be converted into a bondage system.

Insulted by the price?

Only if you normally buy cheap foam tempurpedic pillows at Walmart.

Even Bed Bath and Beyond's version is no where near the quality of the Liberator stuff. It's half the height and doesn't have the right angle to be very useful as a sexual positioning tool.

Of course, I was skeptical, too.
Right up until I got one.

Now? I praise the Liberator gods every night and am buying a Ramp to go with my Wedge next month.

It's THAT good. less

...I do buy cheap pillows from places like Walmart. That's exactly the point. I am a college student that is working hard to pay for tuition BY HERSELF as well as take care of rent and groceries. Sorry I don't go to boutiques when it comes to furnishing my bed.

In my post I was saying that while Liberator gear looks great, it isn't necessary for someone on a budget. I've never had any particular problems with positioning before, and I'm constantly discovering new ones. Still, even if I did, I'd rather mess about with my "cheap Walmart" pillows for a few seconds to remedy the situation. I have never been fucking and thought "so little variety of positions...if only I had several hundred dollars to spend on pillows!" less

I am relatively new to the sex toy game, but I am very interested in the various Liberator wedge products out there. Right now my husband and I just make do with old pillows, but it can be cumbersome. However, I was really shocked to see $85+ for what seems like a shaped pillow. Am I missing something here? For those who own one of these, do you feel like it was worth the money?

Also, my husband and I are, shall we say, not light people (we're not talking morbidly obese or anything, but certainly not light). How much weight can these things really support? I would love to hear peoples' experiences and whether or not you think it was really worth the money.

Thanks in advance! less