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Heavy Hitters (2015)

Sporting some of the biggest hard-ons you've ever seen, they're big, juicy, and ready to explode in Heavy Hitters. With bona-fide eight inch boners and longer, measured by a real ruler - not cyberspace inches, and without camera tricks or photoshop wizardry. Extra Big Dicks delivers what you crave. these huge cocks were made to stufff any awaiting tight hole aching to be filled. Now, the question is...will it all fit?
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Sporting some of the biggest hard-ons you've ever seen, they're big, juicy, and ready to explode in Heavy Hitters. With bona-fide eight inch boners and longer, measured by a real ruler - not cyberspace inches, and without camera tricks or photoshop wizardry. Extra Big Dicks delivers what you crave. these huge cocks were made to stufff any awaiting tight hole aching to be filled. Now, the question is...will it all fit?

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In Theaters:4/17/2015
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Pride Studios

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