The Packaging
The package this comes in is a simple plastic one with the Magnum prominently displayed. It's about like every other package, in that it has some of the virtues of the toy listed, along with the warnings about washing it before and after every use, only using water-based lubricants, etc.

The Magnum
At first glance, this is a strange one. It's like they sawed a metal cock ring in half, then sealed the two pieces inside a TPR cocoon. The metal is there supposedly to add comfort and stamina. One thing I noticed is that when the toy was stretched at about 2", the tips of the metal tended to press inward through the TPR. So bigger guys might have a bit of discomfort there.

The outside of the Magnum has a number of frills, that are remarkably flexible. They sway and flow back and forth rather easily. One thing I tried when putting it on was to give each half a little twist, so instead of the frills running straight in line with my cock, they instead had a bit of curve to them. While I didn't get to try it on someone, I believe this could make for an additional sensation during use.

My Experiences
As always, with this type of toy, I give it a test in a solo capacity. Slip it over a dildo or vibrator, and take it for a spin. And honestly I think it shines more in that way, than it would for a couple. Remember the frills? Well twisting the toy you slip the sleeve onto generates an effect not unlike that of the wringer in a washing machine. All of the frills twist and scrape about inside, with light stimulation. Pretty nice, in my opinion.

Of course, using this in an anal way means you definitely need to clean yourself out very well beforehand. All those nooks and crannies on the outside provide the foundation for a rather bad time. It might feel great during, but after it'll have it's revenge with cleanup time.

You will need water-based lube to put this on. It's a tight one for sure. A little spit can help, and might help to keep it snugly in place, whereas lube might allow it to slide a little. I personally didn't see how the addition of the metal pieces could enhance things any better than just a more solid piece of TPR in the center. I think they are there more for show than anything else.