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Whipsmart Mini Try-Angle Cushion Review
The small version of Whipsmart's triangle: the same high-density foam and grippy construction in a wedge-sized profile that is far easier to store.
Research-based review
We do not test intimacy products hands-on. The specifications below are the manufacturer's published figures, cited at the end of this review.
- Price from
- $113.99
- Best for
- A firm triangular lift that still fits in a closet
- Fill
- High-density foam interior
- Cover
- Textured, traction-oriented cover
- Firmness
- Firm
- Sizes
- Mini profile; the full-size Try-Angle is sold separately
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Small is usually the right answer
Across this category, the compact shapes get used and the big ones get stored. A few inches of firm, non-collapsing pelvic lift is what most people are looking for, and the Mini delivers that in something you can genuinely put away.
It also earns its keep outside the bedroom brief: a firm wedge this size is useful under the knees for lower-back relief, which is not true of a ramp.
What you are trusting
Whipsmart publishes high-density foam and a traction-focused cover, and stops there. No dimensions, no density, no care guidance. That is thinner documentation than Liberator, Dame, or Sportsheets provide at similar prices.
This is a research-based review built on the manufacturer's own listing, not a measured one. Buy with a return window and check the lift before the cushion becomes non-returnable.
What works
- Same firm foam and grip focus as the full-size shape for $68 less
- Storable and far less conspicuous than a ramp
- Cross-purposes well as a knee or lumbar support cushion
- A sensible way to test the triangular profile before committing to the big one
What doesn't
- Single fixed angle with no torso-length support
- No published dimensions, density, or care instructions
- $113.99 is Liberator Wedge territory with less documentation
- Not disguised the way the Dame Pillo or Liberator Heart Wedge are
The bottom line
The better of Whipsmart's two triangles for most buyers. It costs $68 less than the full size, it actually fits somewhere, and hip elevation — not torso support — is what most people are after the first time. The same documentation gap applies: no dimensions and no stated washing method, so keep a sheet over it and buy where you can return it if the lift is wrong for your body.
Positions it supports
- Pelvic tilt
- Hip elevation
- Rear-entry support
- Under-knee or lumbar propping
Care and cleaning
- Treat the cover as spot-clean; Whipsmart does not publish a washing method for this shape.
- Use a sheet or towel over the cushion as routine protection rather than relying on cleaning it later.
- Do not soak the foam — dense foam holds water for days.
- Store it on edge rather than compressed under heavier items so the leading edge keeps its shape.
How it compares
Whipsmart Try-Angle Cushion
$68 more for torso-length support, if you have somewhere to keep it.
Liberator Wedge
Similar price and size with far better published detail and a modular shape system.
Dame Pillo
$15 more, and the one to pick if you need the cushion to look like ordinary bedding.
FAQ
How much smaller is the Mini?
Whipsmart positions it as the compact version of the same triangle but does not publish dimensions for either. Expect wedge-scale rather than ramp-scale lift.
Is it enough on its own?
For hip elevation, usually yes. If your complaint is neck or upper-back fatigue from propping yourself up, you want the full-size shape or a ramp.
Can it be used as a regular support cushion?
Yes — firm wedges work well under the knees or behind the lower back, which is part of what makes the small shapes easier to justify.
Is the cover washable?
Not stated by the manufacturer. Plan on spot-cleaning and protect it with a sheet.
Source
Specifications and pricing from Whipsmart — Mini Try-Angle Cushion product page. Checked September 2026.