Prostate Stimulator Aneros MGX Syn Trident Blue 9 cm Insertable

Prostate Stimulator Aneros MGX Syn Trident Blue 9 cm Insertable 💙

The MGX is the model most people start with at Aneros, and it stays interesting once the first weeks are over. Its shaft is ribbed along its length, which does two things: it adds sensation inside the anal canal and keeps the stimulator steady once it is seated. The Trident shape adds two outer arms, one at the perineum, one pointing towards the tailbone. The perineum arm presses along from outside, the second one stops the stimulator from shifting during stronger contractions.

Nothing here is motor driven. The movement comes from tensing and releasing the pelvic floor, and the stimulator follows that movement and works along from inside. The Syn version is covered in silicone and noticeably softer than the lacquered models in the range. Use water-based lubricant with it, as silicone lubricant attacks the surface. The whole range sits in the Aneros world, related shapes under Prostate/G-spot Dildos. More models for men sit under Sex Toys for Men, matching care under Sex Toy Cleaner.

✨ At a glance

• Dimensions: 9 cm insertable length
• Material: silicone coating
• Colour: blue
• Drive: none, movement through muscle tension
• Shape: ribbed shaft, two outer arms
• Care: wash with warm water and toy cleaner
• ⚠️ Note: Do not use silicone lubricant.

❓ FAQ

Is this model suitable for beginners?

Yes, it is considered the most straightforward entry point in the range. The shaft is slim enough to slide in without a long warm-up, and the ribs give clear feedback about where it is sitting right from the start.

What is different about the Syn version?

The surface is covered in silicone rather than lacquered. It feels warmer and more yielding and glides a little less easily, which is why more lubricant helps here than with the hard models.

How long should a session last?

Twenty to forty minutes is usual. What matters is not the length but that your pelvic floor stays relaxed and that you really let go between contractions. If it turns uncomfortable, stop rather than push through.

What do I do with the two arms?

The shorter one rests against the perineum and presses along with every contraction. The longer one points backwards and acts as a counterweight. Both can be bent carefully so they match your build.