You’ll feel comfortable enough with the design that you’ll want to put it in, and there’s enough room to explore that you’ll want to try it often. I use a combination of the “Do Nothing” technique and the “Tug of War” technique to achieve my orgasms. Basically, I relax and feel the toy pulsating inside me, and then I slowly start to contract my PC and sphincter muscles until I feel a wave of pleasurecoming over me. This is a slightly squishy, aesthetically pleasing toy of average weight and size that should appeal to beginners and experts alike. Silicone, even medical-grade silicone, can still hold odors if it’s not cleaned correctly and promptly.

If you think bigger is better and firmer is too, plus you’re a more experienced P massager user, then the Aneros Progasm might be the massager of your dreams. Just to remind you, I had THE BEST ORGASM OF MY ENTIRE LIFE with this toy. I just want to make that clear right away. Everyone has different methods for milking their prostateso don’t take my word as gospel. Still, this is my experience/technique for reaching super orgasm (the coveted “Aneros Super O”) with this toy, so there’s a good chance it’ll work for you. The Progasm works on the same basic concept of hands-free massaging that relies on Kegel exercises to make it work. But it’s bigger and firmer and not at all squishy like the silicone-covered Helix Syn. If you're a beginner, try this one, or the HST. The Vice 2 may be too large for you to start. If you're on a budget, I think the HST is half the price of the Syn V, and I've had a few Super Os with the HST. The Helix Syn V is a 5th generation anatomically designed hands-free male G-spot stimulator, combining design elements from our most popular model, the award-winning Helix Syn Trident with the added intensity of vibration. With a simple contraction Helix Syn V pivots inward and upward stimulating the male G-spot (prostate), anus, perineum and K-spot simultaneously. Helix Syn V’s ultra-compact design produces quiet yet powerful vibration and can be used in two modes, powered and unpowered. Slightly larger than the original Helix Syn, Helix Syn V offers a unique experience in unpowered mode with fuller, more robust sensations. Powered mode provides 8 preset vibration patterns at 3 levels of intensity for a total of 24 enhanced sensory experiences, utilizing a simple multifunction button control. Low speed is for modestly elevated stimulation, a level that promotes more sensation while allowing the user to maintain full awareness of movement and responsiveness to contractions. Think of this as a “power assist” setting, terrific for Super O sessions, specifically designed for those who enjoy subtle stimulation. Medium speed is more than double the intensity of the low setting, yielding stronger stimulation while still providing an awareness of movement and responsiveness. A terrific setting for both Super O and traditional (non-ejaculatory) sessions. High speed is almost 3 times the intensity of medium and is specifically designed for those who enjoy high energy vibration. Great for traditional or Super O sessions. If you need a jolt to send you over the top, level 3 is your afterburnerSince the Helix Syn is a hands-free toy, using it is more complicated than using a vibrator or a vibrating prostate massager. The Nexus Revo chimes in that sometimes a little movement goes a long way with a rotating head in addition to the typical prostate massage. The middle part of the stem is 0.95 inches wide, so it’s a little thinner than the head. This is great because it helps you to be more comfortable and it helps the toy to stay in place inside your ass by not stretching your hole out too much. The Syn being hands-free also got me excited. Although I was a little worried that I won’t feel something because it doesn’t have the fancy stuff.

It's almost exactly the size of the Helix Syn Trident (HST), which is my favorite of the 3 I own including this one and the Vice 2. The ONLY problem I have with this, and I understand why, is that the arms are not as flexible as the HST. It can't be as flexible because there are electronics in it. Never judge a book or sex toy by first impressions. Yes, the Helix Syn is pretty, but it is designed for maximum comfort and pleasure.Within months of the original Helix’s introduction in 2004, the first requests for a vibrating version of the product started coming in. Shortly thereafter, this became a hot topic of debate in the Aneros forum with some users for it and others against it. To a certain degree the opposition was driven by the state of vibrating products at that time, which were large, unsophisticated, and more often than not desensitizing stimulators that many forum members shunned. According to the most successful Aneros users at the time, achieving positive results with the Super O involved a person focusing in on the subtle sensations of “prostate awakening” and magnifying those sensations into arousal with mental focus and measured stimulation. The concept of adding vibration was seen as disruptive and counterproductive. And in fact, while there were many users that posted about their own homebrewed attempts at combining prostate massage with vibration, few if any reported Super O success through this method. Undeterred, the calls for a vibrating Aneros continued. The fact is, for many years the technology simply wasn’t there to make this possible, chiefly in the area of smaller motors and batteries. The VICE and VICE 2 were groundbreaking products utilizing smaller components configured into interactive, handsfree prostate massagers. Still, size wise, they were at the upper end of our range making them more suitable for users accustomed to larger devices.