Dragon vs. Torrid Texture Comparison

Description

Can you slay the Dragon? Enter a battle that only the mightiest sword can handle. With sharp ribs all throughout and a studded vortex of pleasure bands, you are guaranteed to breathe a fire of joy.

Characteristics

The relatively wide canal has a diameter of 0.5 to 0.7 inches (14-18 mm) and starts with a 0.8 inch long (20 mm) bell-shaped chamber which continues into the main canal. The surface of the main canal is covered with a continuous cross-rib texture which is formed by 0.1 inch (3 mm) wide ribs. In comparison with the Super Ribbed Insert, there is more space between the ribs but not as much as inside the Wonder Wave canal.


Above the ribbed canal texture runs the previously mentioned spiral rib, which is shaped like a flat, 0.3 inch (7 mm) wide strap and covered on the surface with hemispheric 0.15 inch (4 mm) bumps. A similar spiral rib has already been used inside the Twista insert but there the surface has no bumps. In addition, the distances between the rib coils of the Dragon insert are of equal length whereas with the Twista insert, these distances become increasingly shorter.


The spiral rib divides the canal into five chambers which are each 1.2 x 0.7 inches (30 x 18 mm). (The picture of the Dragon canal displayed on the manufacturer's website is not entirely accurate because there it looks as if the rear chambers have a wider diameter than the first chambers but in fact they are all of the same size).

Description

Tori Black's signature Torrid texture is one dizzying array of dick tantalizing majesty. This super-texture combines ridges, bumps, rings, and chambers to create a sensation unlike anything we've ever produced. If you've been looking for a mind numbing orgasm, the Torrid is the answer.

Characteristics

The canal entrance with a diameter of 0.4 inches (10 mm) is relatively tight and passes through to the first of the five approx. 1.2 x 0.6 inch (30 x 15 mm) chambers. Here are a lot of tiny bumps that do not have the typical hemispheric shape but look like rounded cubes. In the second chamber are larger bumps in the classic hemispheric shape and similar to the bumps in the Speed Bump Insert. The third chamber is covered with disc-shaped bumps that protrude widely into the inner canal. Inside the fourth chamber are again rounded cube-shaped bumps but they are smaller and not as close to each other as the bumps in the first chamber. In the fifth and final chamber is a texture of hemispheric bumps of the same size as inside the second chamber but they are arranged differently - the bumps are not staggered but rather arranged in lines, one behind the other. Between the chambers are the previously mentioned flap-passages, each of which is formed by three disc-shaped flaps. The three flap parts face each other and almost completely close up the canal.