Admit air during removal, thus lessening vacuum and facilitating the process?

I like the idea, and it is a serious concern... but you can just pull the toy in one or the other direction to release pent up gasses. Also the problem with an air channel is that air can be sucked in as well, with all that muscle clenching! Unless you are thinking a one-way airlock, in which case the price of these products would explode through the roof, like a... (insert flatulent metaphor here)...

(Laughs)  On second thought, let's not mess with this embodiment of the asymptotic approach to perfection.  What is simpler and more powerful than the wheel?  This is one such wheel- a "Tantric training wheel" -B Mayfield

Instead let me try to further relax my muscles on the way out, as I have been doing on the way in and my matter may improve in due time.

Posted by: @helical

Instead let me try to further relax my muscles on the way out, as I have been doing on the way in and my matter may improve in due time.

Closing the loop a little bit.  Lately I’m having better luck avoiding a semi-voluntary lil’-uncomfortable pucker/clench “pinching off” the last parts of Aneros on the way out.  In addition to the above, oil lube helped: doesn’t dry-out.  Also forum tips such as bear-down slightly.  And exit slowly, even giving momentary reprieves with a mini inward movement helps.  Intuitively I know the wrist and hand overpower the sphincters in a tug-of-war so I invite them to cooperate instead.

Posted by: @helical

Try not to chuckle.  Would it be cool if a narrow internal Aneros channel could admit air and thus perhaps ease removal?  That is, if pressure difference is a significant factor.  Eh, strike that due to difficult cleaning.  Perhaps a gentle groove on the outside?  But how to do so without it being felt as roughness(?)

 

For this idea to have a meaningful effect it would require a deep channel to be cut into the body of the massager, which would likely effect performance, cause leaking of lubricant out of the body and yes, make cleanup more involved.

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