
Twink Dolls
Overview
They may be young, but these cute Twink Dolls have fabulous bodies, handsome faces and a cock to die for, and they certainly know what they are doing when it comes to making out with an equally gorgeous guy. The boys on the wrestling team know a few more moves than most and aren't afraid to show them off, and they do a lot more than just pin their opponent to the mat, and hot young lovers are always up for a little variety and definitely don't mind sharing with another as they take turns at being the meat in a tasty man-wich. Whether they are in the shower or outside, it's bareback action all the way!
Top Cast


Chad Johnstone
Chad Johnstone
(archive footage)
Chad Johnstone
(archive footage)


Robin Palmer
Robin Palmer
(archive footage)
Robin Palmer
(archive footage)


Martin Gajda
Martin Gajda
(archive footage)
Martin Gajda
(archive footage)


Jeffrey Lloyd
Jeffrey Lloyd
(archive footage)
Jeffrey Lloyd
(archive footage)


Tony Conrad
Tony Conrad
(archive footage)
Tony Conrad
(archive footage)


Petr Zuska
Petr Zuska
(archive footage)
Petr Zuska
(archive footage)


Mike Cole
Mike Cole
(archive footage)
Mike Cole
(archive footage)


Zane Pieters
Zane Pieters
(archive footage)
Zane Pieters
(archive footage)


Andy Fisher
Andy Fisher
(archive footage)
Andy Fisher
(archive footage)


Mike Branco
Mike Branco
(archive footage)
Mike Branco
(archive footage)
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