Just wanted to say, met the "real Tyron" actually the company is run by a guy named Alex. I thought the products looked good IRL (in Philly).

--Jay

Kind of relieved to be hearing more about this "Tyron" guy.. from what I remember about him pre-Philly is that there weren't many reviews that seemed legitimate, but I'm glad that he's branching out more and becoming a bit known. I've been pretty interested in the Tyron prosthetic, but was hesitant due to questionable legitimacy (the Ultimate Prosthetic scare kind of skewed my perspective on things, I'll admit). Is there anything interesting he talked about? I'm hoping to see a 3-in-1 from them and I've already been saving up for when the time comes. 

Quote from: aleon515 on June 17, 2014, 12:25:57 AM
Just wanted to say, met the "real Tyron" actually the company is run by a guy named Alex. I thought the products looked good IRL (in Philly).

--Jay

I met, Alex, too.  He was a really nice guy.  I have to admit, however, that really wasn't impressed with his product.  It just simply did not look realistic to me.  I saw both the Tyron 2 and the Tyron 3.  I can see how the tab (identical on both models), would be great if it held, as it is not large like the RM.  I appreciated the way the Tyron 3 inflated, but the one thick blue vein that went the length of the now erect shaft looked fake to me, as if it was painted on. 

I was really glad that I saw it in person to help me determine whether or not to consider the product.

Alex seems to be a very dedicated person to his product, and the pump looked to work really well, the prosthetic itself just didn't look realistic to me.

He's a very nice guy and strikes me as an adult. (unlike our "friend" from TUP)
I wasn't blown away (unfortunate pun) re: the Tyron. I thought it was okay and they did a good job on coloring. I actually wasn't sure about the tab holding, might work with the LJ tape perhaps?

I think the painting on the RM is really amazing, but they are very heavy.

--Jay

Quote from: Brett on June 17, 2014, 07:18:09 PM
I met, Alex, too.  He was a really nice guy.  I have to admit, however, that really wasn't impressed with his product.  It just simply did not look realistic to me.  I saw both the Tyron 2 and the Tyron 3.  I can see how the tab (identical on both models), would be great if it held, as it is not large like the RM.  I appreciated the way the Tyron 3 inflated, but the one thick blue vein that went the length of the now erect shaft looked fake to me, as if it was painted on. 

I was really glad that I saw it in person to help me determine whether or not to consider the product.

Alex seems to be a very dedicated person to his product, and the pump looked to work really well, the prosthetic itself just didn't look realistic to me.

Quote from: aleon515 on June 17, 2014, 08:27:34 PM
He's a very nice guy and strikes me as an adult. (unlike our "friend" from TUP)
I wasn't blown away (unfortunate pun) re: the Tyron. I thought it was okay and they did a good job on coloring. I actually wasn't sure about the tab holding, might work with the LJ tape perhaps?

I think the painting on the RM is really amazing, but they are very heavy.

--Jay

I do wonder about the tab holding too, but since I have no experience with adhesive, I don't feel I can give an opinion.

Yes, the weight of RM is such a bummer!  I would consider the erect for sex (if I ever have extra cash around), but the flaccids are just too heavy for my daily living.

<--- still searching for the right prosthetic/packer for him