Playlist: Features
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CrashPad Series Volume 1
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CrashPad Series Volume 2: Unlocked
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CrashPad Series Volume 3: Through the Keyhole
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CrashPad Series Volume 4: Rope Burn
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CrashPad Series Volume 5: The Revolving Door
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CrashPad Series Volume 6: Wide Open
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Jiz Lee’s Dirty 30 Birthday Orgy
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The Wild Search
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The Crash Pad: Director’s Cut
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SUPERFREAK
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OCCUPIED
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CHAMPION: Love Hurts
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THE BOSS starring Nina Hartley and Sara Vibes
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CrashPad’s Guide to Fisting
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Put the Needle on the Record
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CrashPad Series Volume 7: From Top to Bottom
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CrashPad Series Volume 8: Sex Magic
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CrashPad Series Volume 9: Harnesses and Hard Femmes
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Training Day
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NOW PLAYING
Crash Pad Classics: Siren Wolf and Zelda du Jour -
BED PARTY: Eden Alexander and Sebastian Keys
Crash Pad Classics: Siren Wolf and Zelda du Jour
Classic episode re-cut for the 2014 CineKink NYC film festival
“At first, I wondered if Zelda du Jour intended to turn the CrashPad into a laundry mat, but it turned out those clothes pins were destined for more creative uses. The strongest sensation is when they come back off, you know… so imagine what Siren Wolf felt when they all came zipping off at the same time. Or better yet, don’t imagine; go try it yourself! After, you can use the pins to hang your undies out to dry.” – Keymaster
2014 CINEKINK NYC FILM FESTIVAL Selected Film
It’s always exciting to catch firsts on camera: Siren Wolf’s first time filming with us also marks her first use of “zippers” and her first time being fucked with a strap-on. More importantly, despite having been in porn before, this is Siren’s first time coming on camera.
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