I bought the Head Honcho|Sue Johanson's head honcho with my wife in mind. As with most guys, a good quality hand job is not something to be overlooked. However, on the days I take a bit longer than usually, the wife's hands and arms can get a little worn out. Based on other reviews, I thought this might be a good option for her - something that might provide a little more stimulation and thus reduce the time necessary to get me there.

When the Head Honcho arrived, along with a few other items - it turned out to be my wife's biggest curiosity - even over the other items designed to get her off. Once I opened it, it was like holding jello. But then there was the smell. The smell was unbelievably strong. It smelled just like model glue - taking me right back to my childhood. I didn't sniff glue - but put together enough models to know the smell quite well. It also had a very slick feel - the type of feeling that makes you check your hands because you are sure they are wet.

I thoroughly washed it, and the smell did dissipate a bit - either that or I was just getting used to it. Finally the time had come for my wife to try it out on me. I must admit, I too was curious and hoping for a god result. It definitely needed lube to get on. Once on, I was a bit concerned it was too small. To get me all the way in, a bit of effort was involved, and it stretched it out to the point I was sure it was going to break. I must admit, at first I wasn't even sure it felt good. After more time than I had hoped I was able to get off. I think trying it out again is in order - but I don't hold out a lot of hope. I must admit, a hand job is far more pleasurable. On the plus side it cleaned up rather easily - as others have stated, you can turn it inside out.

The Head Honcho and the Insatiable Butterfly|Insatiable butterfly review - both Jelly items gave me my first experience in what not to do. One thing you do NOT want to allow to happen is to have two jelly items come in contact with each other. Having placed them both in my wife's toy box, the two items came in contact with each other slightly. Where they touched, both items seemed to melt away and were scarred. I have read that some put their toys in ziplock bags - didn't know why other than to keep them clean - but this is probably another good reason. Obviously Jelly products can chemically react to other items - so be careful.