Shane's World anal beads - beads discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by Two Loves

This toy is great for beginners because of how small the first beads are and how easy it is to use. Some more experienced users may long for something bigger but I think many will still find that these beads are large enough to satisfy all of their needs.

These beads are made out of jelly which has its ups and downs. The ups are that it is rigid enough to make manipulating and inserting this toy very easy, it is also very smooth and comes in all sorts of pretty colors and has very little smell once it has been washed a few times. The downs are that it cannot be sterilized so unless you like putting a condom over it you have to be pretty careful about its uses. For instance, no sharing and certainly no using it for vaginal insertion after it has been used analy.

The design of these beads is great, the stiffness of them allows you to push them deeper inside rather than just having them all bunched up like beads connected by string often do. The retrieval handle is very easy to grab and control when your hands are all slippery. For beginners especially just getting the beads started can be the hardest part but the first bead on these is so small that for even anal virgins it just slips right in.

The beads perform great for us as I mentioned before the depth of them give you great feelings and allows you to penetrate much farther than stringed beads do. Once you get past the first couple of beads you can stop anytime you like without having to worry about the beads falling out, this makes it easy to works yourself up to more and more beads over time and also makes it great to use during intercourse. She likes to use these on me during blow jobs and they work great for that because the large retrieval loop makes it easy for her to grab and remove them during my climax.

The best way to clean this toy is with either toy cleaner or mild soap and water. This toy cannot be sterilized so making sure you clean it thoroughly is very important. Typically we store it inside of a Ziploc bag or some other sort of container where lint will not be able to get to it and then put than in a drawer so that the sun doesn't get to it.