Silicone Nozzles Help (depth play)

Good day Zity friends!

I'm looking at getting my first toy from silicone Nozzles after reading all the sexy accounts of their use on this forum. To give some background information about myself and depth play, I do have a square peg vortex (spiral version of the slink) that would be equal in size to a large slink. I can get it mostly all the way, just sitting above the flared base. I have gotten it in all the way before but it's quite the stretch for my internal sphincter. I can also get 15 inches of my18 inch long by 1.5-1.75 inch wide double dildo in before its inflexibility prevents me from going up the corner into the descending colon.

Anyways, I want to go deeper. I've been looking at the CT-63 or the CT-75. I figure that with the aforementioned toys I can handle the CT-75. I also like that it has the option for a sloped retaining ball (I'm positive that I can handle the width). The length that I'm looking at is either the 36, 42 or 48 inches as I would like to get into the traverse colon but stop before the hepatic flexure.

Here are my questions;

1. Which is better for retention? The regular round ball like retaining ball or the sloped retaining ball?

2. What size should I get for my first one? I know that it's personal preference and YMMV, but I would like the tube to at least reach into the traverse colon, and preferably reach just before the hepatic flexure or somewhere in the middle of my traverse colon. So far my vortex reaches about the middle of my descending colon at 20 inches.

3. I have read that there are additional risks once going past the hepatic flexure and into the ascending colon, but have read others that enjoy going this far. Any comments on that? Should I go longer to reach there or should I stay away for now? Haven't gone further than the descending colon.

4. I was thinking of getting this with a bore hole so I can take a good enema with it, will a tube this long be fine with a bore hole?

5. Which softness should I get? Soft or mildly firm? Currently leaning towards soft.

Thanks to any and all assistance!

Check out my Silicone Nozzle colon tube on my profile. It is 28 inches long and just over 1 inch in diameter. I have gotten it into my descending colon just below my rib cage. I know this since I could feel it under my skin, which is a very strange but kinky feeling.

I would stick to something in the neighborhood of a one inch in diameter tube maybe a little larger but not much. For me this size worked the best. The next thing you need to consider is the flex rating. Mine is one notch above the softest- very bendable but with the width it still has just enough firmness so when pushed it will advance in your colon and not kink or double back.

I did get mine with a bore hole but actually I have never used it for enemas; only as a deep penetrator. As far as getting a ball end, that's fine but I have noticed that if you are deep into your colon, the tube doesn't come out on its own, so you really don't need a retention ball- at least I did not.

My last suggestion is to do many enemas first. Really try to get your colon completely clear. If you don't, the tube won't want to advance. Use lots of lube and go slow and realize that some days maybe most days you won't be successful in getting into the descending colon or beyond. You push until you hit resistance and then stop and pull back a little and then try to advance again. This is the method I have used with the most success. If you feel a poking feeling and it's not advancing- stop, don't keep pushing or you could injure yourself.

Feel free to message me if you any follow-up questions. Good luck.

Thanks Prov1! I'm definitely leaning towards something longer than 28 inches because I really would like to get past the spelenic flexure. Looking at 36 inches. I'm also thinking of going with soft and sticking to a 1 inch diameter, just to be safe. Im probably going to get a smooth tip since I've heard you don't feel the multi ball. However I'm still stuck on whether I should get it with the retaining balls at 2.5 inches or the flared plug base... Wondering what will hold an enema better.

If you are planning on using it to give yourself an enema, you can't go wrong with adding the retaining ball feature. Better to have it than not have it even if you don't go deep enough to use it- it's a nice feature to have.

Let us know how things go once you get your nozzle from Silicone Nozzles.

So I think that I have settled on getting the CT-75 in 42 inches. Just thinking if I should get it in soft or mildly firm. Any advice?

I see a lot of people getting mildly firm as the soft tends to fold up on itself. However I've also seen that people will add weed whacker string to their soft tube to "harden" it up.

I ordered all of my silicone nozzles in the soft model and have not had any trouble with the CT-75 folding back on itself. The width of it makes it firm enough to keep its shape.

Dan

@ilffer, what size did you get the CT-75 in? Also what kind of retaining ball did you get with it? The ball shape or the sloped shaped?

Thanks for the advice on the softness. Thats the one I was originally leaning towards anyways. Still stuck on whether I should get 42 or 48 inches though

I ordered both of the CT-75's in the 24". I have used the one with the retention ball several times, but haven't tried out the one with the sloped plug retention. . . yet. . . All of the nozzles are in the soft models and find them very comfortable.

Dan

So I think that I have settled on getting the CT-75 in 42 inches. Just thinking if I should get it in soft or mildly firm. Any advice?

I see a lot of people getting mildly firm as the soft tends to fold up on itself. However I've also seen that people will add weed whacker string to their soft tube to "harden" it up.

For the record, I have two CT-75 tubes, each with a retaining ball. My first one is a 36 inch tube with a 2.5 inch retaining ball. My second one is 52 inches with a 2.0 inch retaining ball. My tubes are both #18 softness and translucent.

The 36 inch tube seals and retains nicely. I sometimes add an expansion ring to the ball to lock it firmly in place. The tube tip extends about midway in my transverse colon with the tip just right off center when fully inserted and seated. It's usually pretty easy for this tube to make the turn at the splenic flexure.

My 52 inch tube presents a different challenge in making the turn at the hepatic flexure. It slips through to this point fairly easily but then can be difficult to make the turn. Once it does, the tube end hangs down in my ascending colon and will fill me from the far end of my colon. The 2 inch retaining ball does not seal as well as the 2.5 inch ball, but adding a retention ring to the ball does a decent job of sealing and the ring makes it more difficult for the ball to pop out.

I don't think that it's the stiffness of the tube that makes the turn at the hepatic flexure difficult but the fact that the tip is so far away from the insertion point and the turn is quite sharp.

YMMV!

@enema runner, I was hoping to get your response on this! So I actually place my order last night and went with the 42 inch in soft. Hoping that it isn't too long or an awkward length. My goal like I said is to reach the center of the transverse colon but not go past the hepatic flexure. At least not yet. Maybe I should've gone with the 36 inch, or maybe not. I have no idea.

I did get the 2.5 retainer ball though rather than the 2.5 sloped angle plug. The longer retention valley pursuaded me as I feel like I'll be able t o hold it with my asshole better than a shorter valley.

Thanks for the advice!

@enema runner, I was hoping to get your response on this! So I actually place my order last night and went with the 42 inch in soft.

Thanks for the advice!

You're welcome. 42 inches will probably put the tip somewhere near the hepatic flexure. One thing to consider: you can position yourself such that you encourage the enema to flow into and fill the ascending colon first. It can be a really nice feeling.

Looking forward to your experience.

That sounds exactly what I was hoping for! Do you have any positions that you can recommend? With my slink I usually insert initially on my left side before going onto my back because it's most comfy.

@upthebutt,

I usually find that the easiest insertion occurs when on my back. However, I find that final insertion of the retention ball is usually easier when I'm on my knees and elbows.

As for filling with an enema solution, laying on my right side will have the solution flow "down" to fill my ascending colon first. Because the tube diameter isn't so large, the tube will allow the enema solution to fill around it.