anyone ever used the liberator wedge or any of their sex pillow products? They advertise in lots of magazines and their products look interesting albeit pricey.
Buy it. Buy it now! Yes, I have both the ramp and the wedge. We use the wedge most often. It's awesome. What it does is allow both you and your partner to fully relax, so you can do all kinds of nifty things without using all your energy just trying to maintain the position.
Word of advice. Buy the regular width. Don't buy the Wide model unless you're significantly overweight, and by that I mean, morbidly obese. We got ours when I was carrying an extra 60 lbs, but it's way too wide. We should've bought the regular one. As such, we ended up ordering new regular-width covers, then cutting the wide wedge and ramp down to fit. Much better now.
I have reviewed these, here. The ramp is my favorite toy ever.
More info on this thread. The ramp actually makes some activities possible that are not really possible without it. Much steadier and more supportive than a pillow (or even some of those orthopedic wedges and supports).
I have enthusiastically recommended these to friends who have enjoyed them greatly.
I wonder if any places in LA have them available to look at before purchase?
Pleasure Chest on Santa Monica always has a good selection of items, but I haven't been there in a long time.
Can anyone recommend any good spots in LA?
Also curious as to what positions can be had with the different pieces... I mean, I imagine they design certain ones for certain positions, and I don't know why they don't illustrate the positions so we can judge if we're interested.
I have seen two models of the liberator at Pleasure Chest... one has handcuffs on the side, one w/o... Id call to make sure they are in stock. LA traffic... ugh.
Ok I've done some reviewing over the net here so far, and I'm really considering the Esse.
Again, does anyone have this? Please give us some feedback if you do!
I'm wondering, if it works well as a double for a lounge chair or not.
Does anyone know of any other places in the LA area that have interesting or similar types of furniture? I'm a shopper, and I like to see what's out there before I make a purchase. This Esse is $400, so before I invest that kind of money I want to see what other options there might be.
Anyone know of any interesting furniture places out there? They don't neccessarily have to be designed for sex.
Here is one that I know of, but they are WAY overpriced: www.funkysofa.com