Features                                                                                     

A)  Back-holder

B)  Knob

C)  Erection release - Exit valve

D)  Air pressure regulator - Skin valve



A)  Back- holder

   side view of man with prosthetic                                     between the legs side view


    snap open, prosthetic parts hanging                               prosthetic can be lifted up and forward


                   

                         

close up of the Back- holder

  

  • The mini plate is glued between the bum cheeks, bellow the tail bone.

  • The elastic is too short to get in the way of using the toilet.

  • The elastic stretches as you move.

  • You move freely while the prosthetic stays in place.

    Each prosthetic is delivered with 30 cm of the elastic. You cut and tie it to fit your body size.

           

                        The back -extension (on the prosthetic) is wide enough to not irritate the anus or crotch.                                 It is thin enough to be barely felt.



B)  Knob

         


  • When flaccid, the knob tucks into a concave indent on the back of the prosthetic.
  • The knob is not felt when the prosthetic is in the flaccid state.
  • With an erection, the knob is pushed out.
  • Due to its shape, the knob rubs against the small penis (hormonally enlarged clitoris) allowing you direct physical feeling. When erect, your prosthetic penis shaft feels like an extension to your natural penis.
  • The knob is made of a slightly firmer silicone.



C)  Erection release - Exit valve

                     A few twists to open the valve for air flow, or to close it air tight.






D)  Air pressure regulator - Skin valve

  • This is the small brown valve seen on the back of the prosthetic in several of the photos.
  • It works automatically.
  • The flaccid prosthetic stays soft and "lubricated" inside, as there is always a cushion of air between the prosthetic parts.
  • With an erection, the air under the skin is pumped out, leaving the skin taunt against the veins and shaft.
  • During airplane travel (as air expands) air is free to flow out of the prosthetic.
  • The valves construction stops water from entering when you bathe and swim.