
The Best Of Teo
Overview
The Best of Teo DVD features highlights of straight dude Teo pushing his limits for ChaosMen over the years. Unlike many of the straight guys that come to work for ChaosMen, Teo jumped in - eyes wide open, dick hard and eager to please the audience. Watch as he grows from nervous first-timer that only wants to top, to a totally versatile player who actually gets-off to being fucked. No one shoots a load so well-timed with his partner, and has consistently been ChaosFan's most favorite. Watch as Teo becomes a totally versatile porn star in over two-hours of footage, going from condom to bareback.
Top Cast


Clay
Clay
(archive footage)
Clay
(archive footage)


Dalton
Dalton
(archive footage)
Dalton
(archive footage)


Dyson
Dyson
(archive footage)
Dyson
(archive footage)


Gavin Walters
Gavin Walters
(archive footage)
Gavin Walters
(archive footage)


Jayce
Jayce
(archive footage)
Jayce
(archive footage)


Maverick
Maverick
(archive footage)
Maverick
(archive footage)


Silas
Silas
(archive footage)
Silas
(archive footage)


Stash
Stash
(archive footage)
Stash
(archive footage)


Teo
Teo
(archive footage)
Teo
(archive footage)
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