I’ve been interested in the Liberator Wing since it first came out. Hands-free toy use is something I really enjoy, although with most of these types of toys, you can’t get decent thrusting. And double penetration? Not really possible.

Enter the Wing. While it can’t turn every toy you own into a hands-free pleasure device, it makes a great effort.

The Wing comes in a large packaging box, and is wrapped in plastic inside. Also included in the box are an instruction flyer, washing instructions, and a booklet with info on other products.

This is a pretty large piece. It’s 24” long, 15” wide, and 9” high. The shape is like a long lying cylinder and has a circumference of 35 1/2". The foam, which seems to be the same as in their other pieces and should keep its shape for a long time, is covered with a grey Teflon-coated liner. This in turn is covered with a black microfiber cover.

The cover has a black zipper that runs 1/2 way around the ends and 1 side of the Wing. The zipper has a Liberator branded pull, and the end farthest from the toy channels has a grey Liberator tag. The cover is easy to remove and replace. The cover is black microfiber, and super soft. It’s also great at collecting hair or any materials on your floor.

The Wing cover should be washed before its first use, and after use if necessary (if you didn’t get fluids on it you can run a dust buster/vacuum over it). The cover is easy to remove and should be zipped completely closed before washing in cold water on the delicate cycle. It should be tumbled dry on low heat before replacing it. The cover shouldn’t be ironed (and doesn’t need it). If necessary, the foam can be compressed with your hand or knee to zip the cover back into place. Make sure to line up the top cover hole with the slit in the liner!

The cover will become softer and snugger with each washing. While the cover can be laundered, the lining should not be removed from the ring. It’s waterproof and can be wiped clean with a damp cloth and dried off before replacing the cover.

On top of the Wing is the first toy holder. About 1 1/4” from the edge is a 4” long slit which is the upper lip of a pocket. The slit lines up with the matching slit in the cover, and the pocket goes down about 7” through the foam. It’s lined on both sides with the gray liner, and while I can get my hand in it when it’s straight, it’s difficult to do so. This tightness, along with the cover, helps keep many baseless toys in place when inserted into the Wing.

Both toys with bases and toys without bases can be used on the top of the Wing. Baseless toys are held in place well if they are 1 1/4" or wider in diameter and are not slick and smooth. Toys with bases work well if their base is around 1 1/2" in diameter and is flat and low (typically, these will be O-ring harness compatible toys). If the toy used on top is a vibrator, you’ll want to get it on the setting you like before inserting it into the slit.

On the bottom of the Wing is a channel which runs the length of the bottom. The channel has a radius of about 1 1/2". The cover has a half circle opening the same size to access the channel and hold an inserted vibrator in place against the Wing bottom. This channel will hold most straight vibrators up to about 2” if they are slick and smooth.

Once the toys are inserted, the Wing is ready to use, and it offers a lot of possibilities. It can be placed on the floor or on a bed and ridden while you’re on your knees, on an object like the Equus to allow for standing/squatting activity.

The top toy can be positioned so you can ride the Wing facing the long end or facing the short end. Facing towards the long end allows for better balance and depending on where you put your wing, double penetration with your partner. The Wing can also be used to hold an anal dildo this way.

If the toy is positioned so you are facing the short end, you can experience hands-free vaginal penetration, and your partner can kneel behind you for double penetration. You can also position a flat-based anal toy on top of the wing for double penetration this way as well.

No matter how you use the Wing, you’re sure to enjoy the ride!

This is an amazing piece from Liberator! I love the fact that you can optionally make the piece vibrate. Depending on the vibrator you use in the bottom channel, vibrations from low to moderately high will transmit through the Wing. While the Hitachi doesn’t fit, I found the My Mini-Miracle to work well. Any straight vibrator no wider than about 2” should slip into the chamber just fine. Depending on the strength of the vibrator, the vibrations will be more or less pronounced throughout the Wing. I did find that using a vibrator in the channel substantially increased the sound. The Treeze vibrator, while not super quiet to begin with, made a rumble to be reckoned with!

What Works
I tried this out with a variety of toys. Some worked fantastically well, and others not so much.

Baseless Toys
I found that some toys work better than others for the mounting toy. For baseless toys, Chester Cheeky, Benjamin Bond, the Entice Duo, Siena Symphony, Clitifier Rabbit (yes, a rabbit), Climax Silicone Ribbed G-Shaft, Galan, Tattoo, Devinn Lane’s Pleasure Pal, Lucky 13, and the Patchy Paul 3 works great. All of these toys have a matte or textured surface that isn’t super slick and smooth, and once they are inserted into the pocket they stay in place and didn’t seem to slip down too far to be usable.

Based Toys
For based toys, the Sherbet, Vixen Woody, Buzz 1, Vamp, Medium and Large Silk, Flame, and even Randy work, although Randy’s a bit tight. The Smooth Operator works as well, but this one has the maximum sized base possible in terms of thickness. These toys don’t extend into the pocket, but rather slip under the cover slit and are held in place on the Wing’s body by the cover. The wider the base, the more stable the toy seems to be

What Doesn’t Work
Baseless toys that are smooth and slick won’t stay in place on top, including, but not limited to metal, glass, silicone, plastic, and wood. Some that I tried include La Vibra, Smooth S Shape, Aveline, Treeze, and Mona. The only way I think a smooth toy would work is if it was 7” for the pocket + whatever additional (like a double dong).

None of my smooth toys have bases to try except some of the glass, and none of the pieces I have has a wide enough base to be held steadily by just the cover alone.

I found this to work great for simple riding, as well as dp. This worked particularly well facing the slit end, with Randy held in place in the slit and the smooth operator balancing on the Wing from behind. It also worked well for just anal. I also found I could use a bullet on the top for clitoral stimulation as well.

This has to be by far the most useful sex accessory I own, and gets used far more frequently than I ever envisioned.

While I do use it with a variety of toys, I tend to use dildos like Randy in the top cover hole rather than ones that fit into the pocket.

I love this for double penetration, whether it's with two toys, or one and my husband. It makes it much easier than trying to hold toys in place!

The foam has retained its shape with no indentations or flattening. The cover has been washed frequently, and while it is a bit tighter when putting it on, it's still easy to do so and looks like new. I do wish you could buy separate covers for this, as I'd love to have some in different colors.

This is definitely worth getting for hands-free play!