Turn It Up To Eleven – nJoy Eleven

nJoy Eleven

I used to only be able to use toys up to 1.5″ in diameter.  When my husband mentioned to me that he thought it would be sexy for me to use larger sized toys part of the reason I agreed was the Eleven.  I loved my Pure Wand but something about the Eleven had extra appeal.  Maybe it was the larger, seemingly unattainable size.  Maybe it was the insane price.  Maybe it was just how often I heard people talk about wanting one.  No matter what the reason, when I started using larger toys I knew my goal was to use the Eleven.

WHAT IT IS

nJoy’s Eleven is a double ended dildo.  It is not flared at the base for anal use.  Experienced anal users may be able to use this by keeping a good grip and not inserting it all the way.  It’s not a dildo to test limits with.

Eleven can be used with a partner or solo.  I would caution partner use as there is potential to cause some serious injury with this toy.  The hard and heavy material could hit the cervix if it goes too far.  If you decide to use this with a partner make sure you keep communication open and that they have a good idea of how much is too much.

MATERIAL

The Eleven is made from pure 316 grade stainless steel.  It is medical grade material and finish.  You can read about the safety and care of stainless steel at the Material Guide.

Stainless steel has a low “specific heat” which basically means it feels really cold.  You can make it colder by placing it in the fridge (but don’t put it in the freezer) or make it warmer by running it under hot water.  My husband will lay it under his back for a few minutes before we use it to warm it up.  I’m not sure why he insists on doing this rather than just running it under water, but it does work.  Always make sure to check the temperature on your wrist before you insert it.

As you might guess, stainless steel is hard and unyielding.  It will not push in or bend in any way.  It does not give with the body.  You will feel every inch of this due to the material.  It’s a smooth and polished finish.  There’s no drag to the material.  The hand glides easily across it.

Steel is by far the heaviest material I have run across.  I thought the Pure Wand was heavy but clearly I was wrong.  The Eleven comes in at a whopping 2.75lbs.  I don’t know if that sounds like a lot to you or not but trust me when I say this is a lot of weight.

SIZE

Size Diagram From nJoy

I wanted to start with the manufacturer’s diagram first which you can see above.  Then I wanted to show you my diagram which includes a few additional measurements in case you wanted them.

Eleven Size Diagram

All of these measurements have been verified by me.  I’m not just taking the manufacturer’s word on it.  The Eleven is 11″ in total length.  The small end is 1.75″ in diameter at the widest point.  This point is 5.5″ in circumference.  Right underneath the small head measures 1 1/8″ in diameter.  The point that comes out measures 1.25″.  These then continue in differing sizes.  The measurement after the last point is 1.25″ in diameter.  Right before the larger head is 1.75″.  The larger head at the widest point is 2″ in diameter and 6.5″ in circumference.

Eleven in Hand

Just how big is the Eleven?  Take a look at it in my hand above to get an idea.  This thing is huge!  It feels even larger than other toys the same size due to the hard material.  This is not a toy for beginners.  The size is best suited to those who have experience with larger sized toys.

DESIGN

Eleven Design

nJoy’s Eleven is double ended.  Each end has a traditionally shaped head on it.  The smaller end has three ridges on the shaft. I was very concerned about these ridges before purchasing the Eleven.  I’m moderately sensitive to textures especially in hard material.  My fear was that these ridges would hurt me and the small end would be unusable.  They look pretty scary in person.  They come up to a point which is only somewhat rounded.  In use they actually aren’t bad.  I could hardly distinguish them from the shaft.

The bigger end is smooth.  The head is very pronounced though it appears to be less so than the smaller end.

This really is a beautiful toy.  It’s polished to a high shine which reflects almost like a mirror.  It’s curved in a sensual way that just screams “play with me.”

PACKAGING

Eleven Packaging

The Eleven comes in a white clutch shaped box that simply says “njoy” on it.  Inside this white box is a black leather clutch.  This clutch opens at the top where the Eleven rests inside.  It has hot pink lining.  It has a small insert that includes information on nJoy’s other products as well as care instructions.  It’s lovely packaging that is very discreet.  You could even use it as a handbag for an evening out.

ELEVEN IN USE

Many people have reported good luck using the Eleven for G spotting.  While I briefly entertained the notion that this might give me a G spot orgasm, I quickly erased the thought from my mind so as not to be disappointed.  My anatomy is such that I need a smaller head and a much more curved shape than the Eleven has.  When using the big end I can feel some pressure on my G spot but I believe that’s just because the size is so large you can’t help but hit it.  For all that size it only puts light pressure on my G spot due to the small amount of curve.

My assumption before I purchased this was that I would love the big end and hate the small end.  It didn’t work out that way.  I actually really love the small end.  The head looks like it would cause popping but it doesn’t.  It slides in easily and never caught on my pubic bone.  Unless I was thrusting quickly the ridges did not pose a problem.

The big end looks like there isn’t as big of a size difference from the head to the shaft.  When I insert the larger end it pops.  Bad.  Since it’s made of stainless steel the popping seems more painful than a pronounced head pop from a silicone dildo.  It’s made even more painful by the fact that the dildo is so large so it’s stretching everything out AND popping at the same time.  Owwie.  Thankfully once it’s in it doesn’t cause anymore issues.  Actually once it’s in it’s great.  It’s filling in the best way.  The added weight, while not so great on my wrist, makes it feel even more filling than a lighter toy of the same size.  When I take this out, the popping is just as bad as putting it in.

The weight is a good and bad thing.  The weight feels great internally.  It adds a dimension that you just can’t get with lighter materials.  On the other hand, it kills my wrist.  It also causes the dildo to flip if you insert it and let go.  This happens with the smaller end more than the larger.  I’ve only had it happen a few times with the larger end.

I wanted badly for this to be the perfect large dildo.  The fact that it hurts like hell to get in and out is a major pitfall.  There are times that I want the feel of this but just can’t bear the though of inserting it and end up passing it up in lieu of other toys.

RECOMMENDATION

Perhaps, if you think the popping won’t bother you and you can handle the size.  It’s certainly not something for those who are more comfortable with smaller sizes or who haven’t experienced penetration before.  The popping may not happen with everyone.  Sometimes things like that are due to anatomy as much as they are the shape of the toy.

IN CONCLUSION

The Eleven had the potential to be a five star toy if only it weren’t for that popping issue.  Once it’s in it’s great but man does it suck getting this thing in and out.  That knocks it down a point in my book and saddens me in the worst way.

Rating:  4/5
Intensity:  N/A
Noise:  N/A

Pros:  Firm material, Great curved shape, Ridges don’t hurt, Size feels filling when inserted, Double dildo that I’ll actually use both sides of
Cons:  Will be too large for many, Head of large end pops in a painful way on insertion and removal

TO PURCHASE

You can grab the nJoy Eleven from SheVibe for $199.99.  That’s an amazing price considering almost every other site lists it at $300.  If you decide to get one of these, I’d get it from there.

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