Helix trident..

What is it about the silicone that you like so much?

@buryniceusername more comfortable,softer and I actually prefer the traction to glossier non traction material.

How sturdy are the arms on the Helix Trident Syn? The flimsy arm on the original Helix Syn hampered my enjoyment a bit.

@buryniceusername 😀 dare I say it,I think the arms may be softer. But I found the p tab dug in once your going. Do you think rigid plastic arms enhance things for you?

Yeah, for me the sturdy arms let the Aneros pivot better against my prostate. When my perineum gets hard the Syn's arm tends to slide to one side or the other. I have actually grown pretty fond of the Syn lately, however. I can actually feel the softness of the silicone on my prostate which feels nice. I think that's something that only comes with experience. I had written off the Syn years ago but I've come to realize that it comes with its own uniquely pleasurable experience.

I love how each of the Aneros models feel good in their own way. To me none of them are better than another, just different.

@buryniceusername well once you get the belief,you figure out they all work,it’s only us that doesn’t work ;). I don’t hate plastics,just love the ‘hug’ of syn.

They definitely all work for different people. I think there are certain models which really work well for certain people in particular though too! I think it has to do with feedback, movement, the depth of the pressure bulges on each, and even expectations about how we interpret each of them. The community thinks of the progasm as the big guy, for instance. Using the one known as "the big one" probably has some psychological effect. If you think of silicone as grippy, I bet that it is experienced as even grippier than if you had no view on it.