G-thrust Sling discontinued

I was like a little kid opening a birthday present. Ripped open the package excited to see what my first toy was going to be to try out. The G Thrust? Never heard of it. It resembled a child’s plastic swing seat with two adjustable straps attached. Luckily, it came with an instructional DVD that explained it all. The DVD said that we could use it for either missionary or doggie style. My husband and I tried it a few times in different positions before we decided that the G Thrust sling was not a toy designed for us. Trial #1: Word of advice – DO NOT wait until you both are naked and ready to play to decide to adjust the straps. After continuously having to readjust the ankle straps to accommodate our height differences, we spent the rest of the night laughing about it. The mood was completely lost. Trial #2: The straps were already adjusted to our heights, so we were able to skip that step. Strapping the toy to my ankles made for great foreplay. The straps were so soft and comfortable and easily to put on. My husband tried to get comfortable and was finally able to get momentum going. It was extremely uncomfortable. When he pushed into me, it pulled my ankles down and just made it an all around uncomfortable position. The DVD states that I would be able to ‘control’ the penetration and such by moving my legs and knees, which was not the case. His weight and height made it impossible for me to do so. It left me more in a restrained state. Trial #3: Doggie style. I positioned the ‘seat’ part below my abdomen as instructed as my husband took the ‘reins’ with the straps. It did leave him completely in control and I was able to relax because I wasn’t trying to keep my balance. The only downside of this position was because of the hard plastic, my stomach was sore the next day from the pressure. I give the G Thrust a 2 star rating. It might work for couples who do not have extreme height and weight differences. I am 5’2” 110lbs and my husband is 6’ 235 lbs. The instructional DVD answered any questions that we had. It did not produce the results that we were hoping for.

The G-thrust sling requires two things: a partner and a decent sense of humor. This product works well and produces very pleasing sensations, you just have to be willing to crack a smile or two while you're shimmying into it with your mate. A simple design, it basically consists of two soft cuffs that strap onto the woman's ankles via Velcro, and a plastic footboard that dangles between them. It doesn't sound very sexy to describe it, I grant, and it wasn't exactly sexy to get situated, either. However, once on, it felt like my feet were in bondage, and when he slid onto me in the missionary position and braced his feet against the footboard, the kinky part of my brain went "yay!" My legs were drawn down and closer together, and I couldn't move my feet, which was pretty awesome from a BDSM enthusiasts' standpoint. In motion, I definitely noticed the difference with the G-thrust. Normally, Techie pulls back a lot during penetration and there are still-healing claw marks in his back from when I've unconsciously tried to correct the matter. With the G-thrust sling, there is a LOT more contact of his naughty bits on mine and I don't have to resort to more primal "STAY PUT!" methods (unless I want to!). Also, take note adventurous duos out there; G-thrust + Big O ring = Heaven. We also tried out the G-thrust as a doggie-style position strap and as separate bondage cuffs; all in the name of science, of course. I expected to be violently uncomfortable with a rectangle of hard plastic being pulled into my hips over and over, but I was pleasantly surprised. The rounded edges kept anything from cutting into my skin, and the wide surface diffused the pressure over a larger area than most straps made for sex. As for working as separate bondage cuffs... they do, quite well. The ends of the straps, once slid out of the adjustment buckle, can be tied to bedposts and all manner of other stationary objects. Two words to the wise (this is where the sense of humor comes in): do not attempt to use the G-thrust with the male wearing socks unless you're gunning for a hard-to explain sexual mishap, and also note that if you feel uncomfortable from the Velcro digging into your skin for the entire sex act, you will find out afterwards that you have the attachment straps on backwards.