Heeldo Hits the Market

“Wouldn’t it be cool if you could fuck yourself with your foot?’ That was the birth of Heeldo,” co-founder Joe Wilson told XBIZ.

The query came from Wilson’s business partner, Heeldo cofounder Drew Conner.

Heeldo is a strap-on dildo harness for the foot allowing for vaginal, clitoral or anal stimulation.

“I knew he was on to something since there was nothing like it currently in the marketplace,” Wilson said. “We did our research and after rounds of protoytpes and QA testing, we finally found a great manufacturer to create Heeldo. We realized early on that the uses of Heeldo were pretty endless, man or woman, gay or straight, vagina or ass play, Heeldo is one of the most versatile harnesses on the market and truly the first of its kind.”

Heeldo is a strap-on dildo harness for the foot allowing for vaginal, clitoral or anal stimulation. It slides on the foot like a sock and a dildo protrudes out of the back of the harness — where the wearer’s heel is. The user can then sit, squat and bounce on their favorite harness-friendly dildo.

According to the Wilson, Heeldo embarked on a promotional quest with its latest effort that took place on Feb. 10 when Heeldo’s owners were interviewed live for Playboy Radio and hosted a launch party that night at the Casting Office Bar in Hollywood, Calif.

Heeldo also partnered up with fetish model/entrepreneur Kayla-Jane Danger, aka “Danger Doll.”

“She’s a beautiful model with some great fetish videos, so it was only natural that we would team up,” Wilson said. “We reached out to her and she immediately responded. Kayla-Jane is scheduling shoots for her production company KJD Media focused on lesbian foot fetish videos and has sent us some great ideas of how her actresses and models will be using Heeldo. We’re very excited to see what she comes up with!”

Heeldo’s partnerships also include Porno Dan and Immoral Videos for a shoot this month, as well as performers Voodoo, Miss Violet420, and Elizabeth Bentley.

“We’re introducing our product through exposure in live webcam shows and video shoots,” Wilson said. “When we tell people about Heeldo they always ask how to use it, but once they see it in action, they love it and want one! So we’re trying to get more webcam models and video production companies involved in using Heeldo in their shoots. Plus it gives them fresh content and gives their models a new way to use the same old dildo or butt plug, so it’s a mutually beneficial partnership.”

For more information, visit Heeldo.com.

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