Two MiniMax silicone retention nozzles shown standing upright in natural translucent-white and teal green, showcasing the 1.5-inch tip, 2.8-inch main bulb, and wide safety flange

MiniMax

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Recommended for open bore options

The MiniMax is a dual-bulb retention nozzle with a 1.5" entry bulb followed by a much larger 2.8" main bulb. The shaft narrows after the main bulb before reaching the wide 3.1" base flange.

The 1.5" entry section is relatively small compared with the main 2.8" bulb, so the piece increases in size substantially once past the entry section.

Details

  • Overall length: 7.75" (19.68 cm)

  • Insertable length: approximately 6.5" (16.51 cm)

  • Entry bulb: 1.5" (3.81 cm)

  • Main retention bulb: 2.8" (7.11 cm) maximum diameter

  • Base flange: 3.1" (7.87 cm)

Choosing your silicone firmness

For the MiniMax, Bob recommends #00-20 Very Soft. The softer silicone allows the large 2.8" bulb to compress and flex more easily.

#00-50 Soft is also available for those who want more structure while still keeping the large bulb relatively flexible.

Bob does not recommend #10 Medium or firmer for this design unless you are very experienced with large, heavy silicone pieces.

If you're unsure which firmness to choose, we can make firmness samples.

Color options

#18 and #30 are available in pure translucent silicone.

#00-50 and #10 use a translucent white base and can be mixed with our standard colors.

Please note

The MiniMax is not a beginner-sized piece. The 1.5" entry bulb is relatively manageable, but the main bulb quickly increases to 2.8". It is intended for experienced users who are already comfortable with large-diameter designs.

The piece is also relatively short compared with some of our longer designs, so most of the size is concentrated in the large main bulb.

Anatomy varies, and no single size or shape will work for everyone. Use appropriate lubrication, never force the product, and stop if you experience pain or significant discomfort.

Inspect the silicone before each use. Do not use the product if it is damaged.

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