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Tenga Debuts 2 New Vibrating Cock Rings

Tenga Debuts 2 New Vibrating Cock Rings

TOKYO — Pleasure brand Tenga has introduced its new paiRING and paiRING+ vibrating cock rings.

PaiRING features five vibration modes and three rhythm patterns, and paiRING+ features stronger vibrations, four rhythm patterns, and increased length.

“PaiRING is about discovering what works for you as a couple,” said Tenga Global Marketing Manager Rika Adachi. “It’s playful, adaptable, and easy to enjoy. Try things, adjust, and have fun with it.”

For more information, visit Tenga.com.

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