10 Next Level Sex Toys for Couples

Coleen Singer

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Sex toys aren’t just a wonderful way to get more out of your solo playtime. They’re also fantastic ways for couples to get closer to one another by exploring new sensations together. They’re a really simple (and fun) way to keep from falling into a sexual rut as well. Try adding one or more of the following toys to your repertoire and see what happens! Sex will never be boring or routine again.

Fun Factory Laya II

Classic wand toys aren’t the only options capable of delivering a fantastic all-over body experience. The Fun Factory Laya II is ideal for soothing both male and female bodies in a variety of different ways. A streamlined ergonomic design lets the Laya hug and caress every single curve you and your partner have.

Start off slowly by treating yourself or your partner to a luxurious massage to soothe tired muscles. Then, if the mood strikes, take things to the next level. She’ll love the way it enhances penetrative sex by adding a few good vibrations to the mix. He’ll love the way the Laya feels against his shaft, balls, or perineum during oral. You’ll both love coming up with even more creative ways to put this versatile little toy to good use!

Bbold Premium

The Bbold Premium is yet another amazing multi-functional massager that opens the door to endless possibilities as far as how it can be used. A smooth body-safe surface and sleek ergonomic design make it ideal for stimulating absolutely any erogenous zone to perfection from her clitoris, to his shaft, to nipples and beyond.

It’s just as easy to operate as it is fun to use as well. Turn the massager on or off and cycle through seven magnificent functions via a simple two-button interface. Clean up is just as much of a snap. Since the Bbold is nonporous and hygienic, all you need to do is wash with warm, soapy water and you’re all set.

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Coleen Singer

Coleen Singer is a writer, photographer, film editor and all-around geeky gal at Sssh.com, where she often waxes eloquent about sex, porn, sex toys, censorship, the literary and pandering evils of Fifty Shades of Grey and other topics not likely to be found on the Pulitzer Prize shortlist. She is also the editor and curator of EroticScribes.com.