The Connoisseur’s Cock Ring: Lelo’s Tor II

It's soft yet powerful, forthright yet discreet. Like a Southern gentleman extending his hand, the Tor II from Lelo graciously invited my clit to dance the Charleston. And how!

All strange metaphors aside, I really enjoyed the Tor II. As someone who hasn't had the best experiences with cock rings, I was initially skeptical. However, once on my test subject (primed with a little lube as advised by Lelo) we turned it on and got to experimenting.

There are six different modes that seem entertaining enough, yet not super practical to scroll through while the ring is on. It requires holding down of the + button for a couple seconds then scrolling through, which, when lubed up and stretched around cock isn't the easiest trick to maneuver. So, I preferred to get it going straight and solid at a decent level and let my own gyrations be the fun.

And they certainly were! Ridin' cowgirl style was the best here, allowing me to control the frequency and pressure of contact. The vibrator isn't bulky but is definitely there, and is pretty powerful. It was soft enough so it didn't uncomfortably dig into my beau's pelvic bone as other rings have in the past. He informed that the ring didn't affect him all too much -- no added pleasure really, yet no detraction. Apparently you can flip it so the vibraty portion pleasures the balls but we didn't really feel the need to go there.

Either way, I consider a cock ring a pretty solid success if it doesn't negatively affect my dude and positively affects me! This isn't the cheapest thing on the market (it runs $119) but if you're interested in getting more from a ring it may justify skipping the cheaper/crappier ones.

So if you don't mind taking the lead on your whirl around the "dancefloor", the Tor II is an elegant and accommodating partner. It may not be the one you go to every time, but it's definitely a nice option to have at your beck and call.

· Buy the Tor II (lelo.com)

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Previously: Marital Aid Test Kitchen Archive