Double Mount Penetration Position

The Double Mount Penetration Sex Position uses the Liberator’s BonBon Sex Toy Mount to hold whatever sex toy you enjoy where it will do the most good.

What’s even better is that the Double Mount Penetration Position doesn’t have to be about penetration at all, as the BonBon Sex Toy Mount can also hold your choice of an external vibrator.

Getting into this position can sometimes take some work, particularly if you have any disability that results in mobility issues. So, if this position is accessible for you, the results are always well worth the effort.

The Double Mount Penetration Position is excellent for anyone on the receiving end who may have difficulties with their knees, backs, arms, or have disabilities that cause pain, as the Liberator BonBon Sex Toy Mount will help them to comfortably support themselves without having to put too much weight on the parts that might get sore more easily.

If you or your partner enjoy the pleasures of double penetration, then you’re probably well aware that keeping that extra “appendage” in place can be pretty challenging, especially when things get especially active during your sexual escapades.

What we’ve needed is a new position that takes this into account and, more than that, a new kind of equipment designed to hold your toy in place - no matter how energetic you and your partner get. We appreciate that those with chronic pain or disability may not have all that energy but can still try it out if it is comfortable and appealing. Switching things up is always okay!

To get into this position, have the person being penetrated the first bend over the sex furniture and put whatever toy it’s supporting into themselves. Then, their partner can join in on the fun from behind. You may want to have a conversation with your partner about mobility before attempting this position.

The downside to the Double Mount Penetration Position may lie in that getting into it part. It might take some time and/or practice to get the most out of it. As you practice, we recommend talking about the accessibility of this position with your partner every time. What feels good one day might not feel so great the next (especially for those with pain and disabilities), so keep those lines of communication wide open.