I have just read an article on the above and watched a YouTube demo and wondered if any ladies had tried it. The video suggests it might cause vaginal irritation but then I reckon condoms can do too if you are allergic to latex and use the wrong type.

I have seen a WG advertise it in her services for extra money: Quote 'It feels just like bareback.'

I would be very interested to hear of any experiences you might have had.

Having suggested it to a boyfriend a year ago he seemed to think it felt like putting his member in a large reusable bag. As for me I found it hard to keep in place, maybe with practice its easier but I soon returned to male condoms.
Other people might have different experiences with them though?

I got a couple free from the GUM clinic. They said the main risk is the guy's penis going between the femidom and your vagina. You have to make sure when you put him into you that it's actually in the femidom.

A couple of weekends ago, I was at something that had a session on them, run by someone who's day job is promoting them. As such, she had to push the official way of using them.

It was very amusing that the two of us (I know them, but I've never been sexual with them) in the dozen or so in the audience who have used them a lot had the opposite advice: ignore the instructions! Specifically, chuck the inner ring away. You're then left with a choice: vaginal / anal pouch or a baggy condom. The latter was our preference. They're extremely easy to put on larger and / or 'interestingly shaped' penises, and provide more sensation to that person.

If you're going to use them, you definitely need to practice with someone you trust and who can say - if you're following the instructions - 'the inner ring has slipped, we need to stop' without them demanding refunds etc. Once you've used them successfully ten or so times, you can then try with a client. As said, you need to have your fingers around when the initial penetration happens to ensure that it's not going outside the condom.

Oh, for the past few years, they've been made of a different (still non-latex) material and even when used per the instructions are no longer noisy.

I used them years ago with a partner, and found he got better sensation than with a regular condom. Inserting them is hella unsexy. I was previously using the cap so I found them easy to get in and out.

I'm not sure about the idea of removing the inner ring. Does that not make it more liable to tear?

I don't think it's cheap, cost-wise.   Would clients pay extra for it? I doubt that somehow.

Excellent, helpful comment, Lucie. 

Great stuff!