Sloped Admission Position

More about the Sloped Admission Sex Position

The Sloped Admission doesn't reinvent the wheel. It uses familiar positions bolstered by the Liberator Flip Ramp. The Flip Ramp places the receiver's hips at a tilted, elevated height. This can make it easier for the penetrating partner's natural position to hit the G-spot or P-spot inside the body. At the same time, the receiver's body is partially upright, great for people who may have dizziness or pain with fully prone positions. The sex furniture does all the hard work here, supporting the receiver's body at the necessary angle with virtually no extra work for either lover.

As the Flip Ramp supports all of the receiver's body weight, this leaves both partners' hands free for exploration. Add a favorite sex toy for the receiving partner, or luxuriate in the feel of touching one another. With easy access to the chest, this sex position can also be a great fit for nipple clamps or other sensation play for either partner. Not to mention some hot smooches!

The Liberator Flip Ramp's unique shape offers even more sex position possibilities. Most of the Liberator Ramp and Liberator Hipster shapes are possible while the Flip Ramp is unfolded, but as soon as you fold up the Flip Ramp, it becomes a supportive flat surface for other sex positions like the Suplex, Magic Mountain, or Melody Maker. Use that to your advantage to transition to new positions mid-scene or use it as an excuse to get the Flip Ramp out even more often. We're down for both!

Modifying the Sloped Admission Position

The Sloped Admission, as shown, may require a wide leg spread from the penetrating partner, depending on how soft of a surface you're both playing on. Especially for tall givers or people with limited hip flexibility, this may be a no-go.

Instead, experiment with placing the receiver's hips on the taller end of the Flip Ramp. This will place the receiver's head on the lower end, but the added height will offer more position possibilities. Depending on the penetrating partner's thigh height, you may need to swap this position to standing on the edge of the bed or experiment with a firm floor instead of the plush surface of the bed.

Couples looking to explore anal pleasure may find the taller end to be a better fit as well. The receiving partner can pull their legs backward to better expose the anal entrance, and gravity will help them comfortably hold their legs in this pulled-back position.

Even with this modification, however, the Sloped Admission may not work for everyone, and that's okay! Sex is about connection, pleasure, and intimacy, and if either of you is in pain or uncomfortable, that's certainly not furthering your cause! Instead, choose another position from our sex position database. There are hundreds of other options to choose from to better honor the bodies you're in today.