A bit pricey, but worth every penny
I'm relatively new to prostate massage, but I developed an appreciation for it quickly. After going through a few cheaper vibrating massagers that wore out after a few months, I decided it was time to go with a bigger investment rather than continue to blow money on cheap toys, and to go analog so I wouldn't have to worry about batteries. Since Aneros is the Cadillac brand when it comes to non-powered massagers, I did a little research and quickly settled on a Maximus Trident. And having finally experienced a quality product, I'm definitely never going back. The Maximus is a good model for intermediate users like myself, not too big and not too small. It goes in and rests easily and comfortably, and once I got to work with it, it was far more efficient and powerful than any vibrating massager I'd used. The people at Aneros clearly know their stuff. While I don't think I've achieved the fabled "super O" yet, I had lots of powerful p-spot orgasms, and with no battery to hold me back, I can go for as long as I want with it. The material is non-porous and easy to clean, and while the white color isn't as appealing to me aesthetically, it does make it easy to make sure you've thoroughly cleaned the toy when you're done. While the massager doesn't come with any extras like lube, it does come in a reusable case with nifty magnetic clasps about the size of a paperback book, so there are some good possibilities for discreet storage there. My only complaint is with the perineum tab which, while it does add to the experience and it's initially comfortable, I did notice that it starts to chafe a bit after an hour or so. Applying a dab of lube to it might solve the problem, but it's worth mentioning as a possible concern. Still, a solid massager and very much worth the money. Read more