
Cool Boys Need Hard Cocks
Overview
Cool boy need hard cocks ah yes, never have truer words been said. Especially when the lads in question are the kind of hardcore slags like the ones featured in this spunk-inducing bonanza. Boris Orla, Skylar Blu and Connor Levi are just some of the prime-time hookers in action here; teaming up in duos and threesomes to produce some of the hottest, horniest encounters youre ever likely to see anywhere. No doubt about it, these dick-crazed beauties really cant get enough of the hard stuff; sucking and fucking with the kind of no-holds-barred abandon that youd expect from boys their age. And with a veritable tsunami of pent-up spunk being splattered as a result, this is two hours of fornication youre gonna love!
Top Cast


Boris Orla
Boris Orla
(archive footage)
Boris Orla
(archive footage)


Connor Levi
Connor Levi
(archive footage)
Connor Levi
(archive footage)


Damian Dickey
Damian Dickey
(archive footage)
Damian Dickey
(archive footage)


Damien Dreik
Damien Dreik
(archive footage)
Damien Dreik
(archive footage)


Darius Ferdynand
Darius Ferdynand
(archive footage)
Darius Ferdynand
(archive footage)


Frankie King
Frankie King
(archive footage)
Frankie King
(archive footage)


Gabe Russel
Gabe Russel
(archive footage)
Gabe Russel
(archive footage)


Martin Love
Martin Love
(archive footage)
Martin Love
(archive footage)


Michael Troy
Michael Troy
(archive footage)
Michael Troy
(archive footage)


Tim Law
Tim Law
(archive footage)
Tim Law
(archive footage)
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