The G Spot is a great idea for a toy. It is designed to go on easily. It works just like a condom except it has a tip that extends past the length of your penis by about two inches and gives your member a flare that nature left off. If you have latex issues, this is not the toy for you, but if that is not a problem you will find this toy to be interesting and it should raise the excitement level in the bedroom.

Once it was out of the wrapper, the G Spot Extension was easy to put on. In fact, I could not resist trying it on right away. The tip snugged up to the head of my penis and held in place. It was easy to imagine using this toy with my partner and enjoying an extra element during lovemaking.

However, when I removed the extension, it did not roll up easily. Later, when it was time for the real deal, the condom did not roll on easily either. I noticed an air bubble near the tip. This sometimes happens with condoms and is usually easily corrected. I started to reposition the toy to get rid of the air bubble when the condom portion burst near where it joins on to the extension. I thought it could still be worked with, but the whole extension quickly tore away from the rest of the toy rendering the entire device unusable.

It was a good idea that did not work for me. I thought about returning it, but since I was reviewing the toy, I figured being able to explain that it has some short comings (or non-cummings) in this case was not a bad thing to do. I suspect that the toy had some type of defect that I was unlucky enough to get. It gave us a good laugh, but little more.

I did not expect it to be a long-term toy, but I did expect more than I received. I would be hard pressed to recommend this toy if it cost any more than it does. In this case, I would be willing to try it again because I still really like the idea. I plan to purchase some condoms and try putting the extension inside one and use it that way, but the opportunity has not availed itself.