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    Just recently received the XXL Daddy's Cock from John Thomas toys. I ordered the soft but this seems like a very firm toy. It is much firmer than the Hankey's Boss Hogg Xxxl. Does anyone have any experience with the JT toys?
     
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    JTs "soft" firmness is Shore A10, which is harder than BDs firm. That's why many people don't like their toys, and why it's always a good idea to double check the firmness for every manufacturer.
     
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    Yeah lesson learned. It'll give me more of a challenge I guess.
     
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    Unfortunately, Bad Dragon does not provide Shore ratings for their toys...they use a "x firmness" rating ("2 firmness" for Extra Soft, "3 firmness" for Soft, "5 firmness" for Medium and "7 firmness" for Firm) which is subjective and useless for comparing with different toy manufacturers. I am attempting to get Shore ratings for Bad Dragon toys but have not gotten a response to date.
     
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    I believe BD's firmness are Soft (Shore 3), Medium (Shore 5) and Firm (Shore 8)

    Almost no customers will know what "shore" ratings are, so maybe that's why they haven't used that term in the past. It wouldn't hurt to include that information in the FAQs.
     
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