Dragon vs. Paradise 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

This texture will grip and tug at your cock as you thrust in and out.

Characteristics

Inside the Fleshjack Paradise canal are situated a total of ten very distinctive wavelike cross-ribs which subdivide the canal into eleven small chambers. For experienced Fleshjack users, this texture concept is immediately reminiscent of the Wonder Wave canal of the Fleshjack Originals series although with a larger number of chambers and ribs (14 each) and with less distinctive cross-ribs.

The Fleshjack Paradise canal starts with a 0.6 inch (15 mm) tight bell-shaped entrance passage and then the canal widens to a diameter of 0.8 inch (20 mm). The inner surface is completely covered by 0.4 inch (20 mm) wide cross-ribs in distances of 0.8 inch (20 mm). These cross-ribs have a wavy shape and are double-rowed, meaning that a second smaller wave is situated on top of each wave. At the highest point of each double wave, the inner canal tightens to a diameter of 0.55 inch (15 mm). As a result, the cross-ribs form a system of eleven chambers, each about 0.6 x 0.8 inch (15 x 20 mm) in size.