To be blunt and use straightforward language, this is a cock ring... Technically, a pair of them. The typical use is for most partners is to help blood remain in the penis during intercourse... or just during play time. These specific rings are a little on the rigid side and are kind of small. So if you have a big dick and like a tight pinching sensation these will definitely provide that.

These are very smooth rings, the plastic has only a slight pliability and only marginally more of a stretch factor. There's a slight smell out of the box but that fades the first time you use them in the shower. There are no seams or specially stimulating texture so it feels pretty good.

The design of these little ladies is where I begin to have a problem with them. On mine, the heart shaped pom-pom coming off the clear one broke off. Now maybe I was a little rough with it, but in all seriousness I fail to see how that could be considered a clitoral stimulant, it's not really needed, and it gets in the way. The other one, the one with the coppery colored bit at the top, yes I see how it's supposed to resemble rings and be kind of a symbolic gesture of couple hood. But the "Stone" (Who gets chocolate diamonds anyway?) was easily pulled out.

Other than those glaring design flaws I found the products comfortable and effective. They helped provide a rigidity to my cock that it normally lacks after my first orgasm and didn't give us that pinching sensation so many other rings are effected by. It's easy to put on but slightly harder to take off since it gets tangled in pubic hair.

It most certainly fits an average size person.

This toy is fairly easy to care for. Just make sure to follow the safety guidelines included with any lubricants you might be using. Can slip if over lubricated so beware of that as well. I find extremely hot water works well to clean all my toys and this one is no exception. Beware of safety and health issues if this toy is going to be present for anal to anywhere else expeditions, the chances of it picking up a stray bit of what-have-you are low, but it's better safe than sorry.