FAMILY DICK: With his mom out for the weekend, Jacob secretly plans to bring someone home before anyone finds out. His plans are partially spoiled when Tripp, his hunky stepdad, comes home earlier from the gym. The guy had an intense workout session, so he is all beefy and sweaty, secretly igniting Jacob’s darkest fantasies.
When Tipp takes off his clothes and asks Jacob to feel his muscles and rub his back, the twink doesn’t think twice and rubs Tripp’s muscular body.
The boy’s mind is totally fixated on Tripp’s salty cock, jumping at the chance of giving a nice blowjob to help him relieve some tension. Tripp lets the twink gag with his massive meat and, in exchange, goes for an extra cardio sesh by pumping Jacob’s hole raw.
COCKY BOYS: River North sometimes likes to be in light bondage and Dex Devall is happy to indulge him and take charge. After he ties River to a chair Dex kisses him, plays with his sensitive body, sucks him and feeds him cock, and River is totally into this sensual domination. BUT, when Dex sits on his lap and teases River’s cock with his hairy hole, River’s dominant side needs attention.
So, Dex unties River who flips him on his back, gives him the same sensual touch of lapping at his hole and sucking him – then dominates his ass.
River plows him in multiple ways, and even when Dex rides him, River is in control. His upward thrusts eventually fucks a load out of Dex who cums over his chest. River shoots too in an orgasm made more intense by the build-up to it.
ASGMAX/ PRIDE STUDIOS: Xavier Zane has been going through the motions, but is fully aware that something is ‘missing’. He can’t shake the feeling even when he jerks off. Then it clicks, he wants some dick. And luckily for him, he knows just where to get it, J Taylor.
FALCON STUDIOS: Hung jocks. Industry newcomers. Legendary superstars. The irresistible men of Falcon are ready for Prime Time. Acclaimed directors Ben Rush and Ryan Brian bring together ten of the hottest studs for candid, intimate conversations that quickly lead to unforgettable erotic encounters.
Featuring an electrifying lineup – icons Landon Conrad, Adam Ramzi, and Reese Rideout; fan favorites Jaxx Cody, Ryan Orion, and Marcus Knight; plus a new wave of must-watch stars including Michael Vente, Zander Fly, Ken Ott, and Luca Zae – this is a steamy showcase that will undoubtedly keep you from turning the dial.
Scene 4: “Once muscle men Zander Fly and Ken Ott are in bed together, they’re immediately stuffing their faces with cock.
As the two fuck bareback, Zander’s muscular, tan-lined cheeks are on full display while he thrusts his girthy, uncut rod into Ken. The ripped bottom gets verbal as the heated fuck continues, and as both men prepare to unload their balls all over Ken’s thick cock and strong abs.
NAKED SWORD: The wetter, the better! Cock-hungry jocks Jaxx Cody, Zac Barrett, and Andrew Delta are kicking off their day at the rooftop pool with a soaked three-way. After getting simultaneously sucked and fucked, Aussie hunk Zac teams up with Jaxx to lift and bareback Andrew’s muscular ass.
Jaxx and his big dick then alternate between topping his two buddies until Andrew is on his knees with a mouthful of nut and preparing to unload himself into the swimming pool’s clear waters.
SEAN CODY: Sean Cody welcomes two bearded newbies today. Though both Hunter and CurvedKing are from Denver and are definitely already feeling flirty vibes, they’ve never met before.
Hunter is a former elite gymnast who’s very sensual and will try everything twice, and CurvedKing is a motorcycle enthusiast who can’t get over how perfect his scene partner’s muscles are, joking that Hunter is “a blond, beautiful version of me!”
The guys suck each other and 69, and Hunter penetrates CurvedKing from behind. Then they flip so Hunter can try out that curve, riding him and getting fucked on his back till he shoots a big load, and the top breeds his hole.
Cheeky grins, washboard abs, and a thick, veiny cock… RalphaSeven has it all. He’s worked with studios like Carnal, Bait Buddies and Bait Bus, where he brings the heat every time, and he even repped Squirt at International Mr. Leather 2026, where he was a guest at the Squirt Motel. Room 069. (1 hour max. No refunds 😉) Check him out below, and you’ll see exactly why we can’t get enough.
Give it up for our Model of the Week!
How did you get started creating sexy content? It all started with an Instagram thirst trap.
What is the hottest piece of content you’ve created? Upcoming scene in the remote hot springs of Arizona with Adam Snow & Felix Trainor. Being naked and hiking outdoors always gets me horny.
Where is your favorite place to go cruising? The woods.
Do you have any tips for new cruisers? Start with what you’re most comfortable with, you got this! They want it!
What’s your wildest hookup story? Getting in a guy’s car one night, neither could host, found a spot to park in a church parking lot, and was interrupted by a security car honking with lights in the front windscreen. Hightailed it out of there!
Who are your top 3 content creators you’d love to collab with and why?
Ruslan Angelo – one of my all-time faves.
Pheremosa – a delicious little punky twink.
Ethan ‘O Pry – my DREAMBOY! Perfect body, cock face, and he’s verse too.
What’s the most unconventional place you’ve hooked up at? Dressing room of an underwear store.
What’s a kink you’ve never tried but have fantasies about? Being in a sling.
What’s your sexy superpower? My piercing gaze when I want something.
Who’s your celebrity crush? Tell us why. Ilya Rozanov.
Give us your best sex tip. Focus on your partner and the mutual feeling. So much better when your mind and bodies are intertwined.
What’s one thing you wish more hookups would do? A follow-up “thanks for the hole” text.
If you’re looking for alternatives to the DMs and dick-pics that define our search for connection on hook-up apps, you’re not alone.
In our latest interview with Leo Herrera – author of (Analog) Cruising – he shares his insights as to why we might be seeing a renaissance of old-school in-person body-language. Check it out below.
Why was Analogue Cruising a book that you wanted to write?
I began writing this manual during the Mpox outbreak. I’ve been working in public health outreach for a long time – particularly around HIV stigma and STIs.
It was counterintuitive but I felt that after the Covid lockdowns and the Mpox outbreak, cruising was making a comeback.
The pandemic really changed the way that we viewed sex and gave everyone a new appreciation for real-life spaces and face-to-face connections.
I also observed that dark rooms and sex clubs and saunas and parks were all starting to become populated by a much younger generation.
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Can you remember how you first discovered and started to explore in-person cruising?
It was in San Francisco – going to the sex clubs, going to the bathhouse there, the parks, going to the Folsom Street Fair.
Growing up, I read a lot of gay memoirs – often reading about the ritual and history of cruising. It was always part of my sexual diet.
I was never very good at apps. I always found analogue cruising to be much more satisfying to me and to be much more liberating.
There is something about the satisfaction of going to a local bathhouse or park cruising or street cruising or picking up people at a bar. That’s one of the things that I write a lot about in the book – cruising is such a huge toolkit and one of those things is just picking up people at a bar.
I never understood how gays would go to a bar and then get on their phone when it’s like all around them, right? They’re right here. They’re zero feet away, in real life.
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Are you saying that hook-up apps have effectively ruined gay sex?
No – I think it’s really difficult to ruin gay sex.
Hook-up apps are a form of social media. That’s what they’ve become. They are another Instagram, they are another Facebook, they are another Twitter. We now realise that those platforms have really affected the way that all of us communicate, the way that they have divided our communities, affected our body image, the data and the privacy elements of it.
I don’t think hook-up apps have ruined gay sex but I think they have really affected the way that we communicate about sex and they have really affected the way that we function empathically with one another. Hook-up apps allow us to reject each other in the worst possible ways.
You can’t ghost somebody in a bathhouse or at a bar. You can’t tell them that you’re not into their race or that your their dick is ugly when you’re talking to them in person. The apps have allowed us to normalise really disgusting behaviors that wouldn’t be acceptable in real life.
Hook-up apps are just one single tool in the arsenal. For me, they are the least effective tool sexually, because they are skewed toward certain bodies and certain demographics.
When you order sex in like you would order take-away food or a taxi, you’re removing the friction of it. In theory that sounds nice, but after you remove all that friction, you end up removing the adventure and the spontaneity of it as well.
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Who have you written (Analog) Cruising for? Is it just for younger guys who have grown up in the age of apps?
It’s popular with younger people but also very popular with older people – people older than me – because there’s so much history in it and there’s so many personal stories. It’s also become very popular with trans folks and autistic folks as well. And a lot of lesbians buy it.
Everybody loves the book and I think that’s because it’s speaking to a universal need for in-person connection, but also a need for queer history education that we don’t get very often.
The book is written as me talking to my younger-self and having a dialogue. There’s a lot of really funny moments in the book, but there’s also a lot of failures in there where I don’t understand what’s happening, or I am misreading a moment with somebody, or I’m trying to use sex to validate myself and it doesn’t work out like it should.
There’s a scene in the book where I’ve just gotten in a terrible fight with my boyfriend and I go cruising in a park and I don’t feel very great about it. But there’s also a moment where I do feel wonderful and it does provide what I needed it to.
The book also includes things that I would have wanted to know. The first time I went to a bathhouse, I didn’t know how the front desk worked, and that’s such a terrifying thing your first time if you’re like twenty. It tells you that they’re going to give you a key, you’re going to leave your ID, you’re going to pay an entry fee. There’s also explanations of how consent works and how consent in a bar works differently than in the dark room and differently than in a sauna and differently than in a park.
Cruising has an intrinsic value to our community. Whether it’s a funny conversation in a dark-room or giggling with somebody smoking a cigarette in a park, relaxing in a sauna with a friend – all of those things have intrinsic value outside of sex. That’s really important, and that’s what we’re losing in a digital cruising space.
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How has the process of writing the book evolved your understanding and perception of queer sex and intimacy?
I think I’ve realised the true scope of queer sexuality. It’s really expanded the way that I see it and how it means different things for different people.
I’ve also realised how connected we all are – politically, socially, and sexually.
Plus, the inevitability that I felt about digital sex doesn’t exist anymore. We’re learning the old ways – we’re experiencing cruising through a different lens.
