Whipsmart · Large triangular positioner
Whipsmart Try-Angle Cushion Review
A big, high-density foam triangle built for full-body support and traction, positioned as Whipsmart's flagship shape rather than a discreet accent cushion.
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
- $181.99
- Best for
- Full-body support in a simple triangular profile
- Fill
- High-density foam interior
- Cover
- Textured cover chosen for grip and traction
- Firmness
- Firm — the shape is designed to hold under full body weight
- Sizes
- Full size; a Mini version is sold separately
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Traction is the pitch
Whipsmart leads on two things: high-density foam and improved traction. The second is more interesting than it sounds. Most people who abandon a position cushion do so because it slides out from under them on percale or satin, not because the angle was wrong.
A grippier surface also means you can use a slightly lower lift and still feel stable, which tends to be easier on the lower back than stacking height.
The documentation problem
There are no published dimensions, no foam density, and no washing guidance on the official page. For a $181.99 foam object whose entire value is its measured geometry, that is a meaningful gap, and it is the main reason we rate this below the better-documented ramps.
We have not measured one — this is a research-based review — so buy from a seller with a return window and verify the height against your own setup.
What works
- Triangular geometry supports the torso, not just the hips
- Improved traction is an explicit design goal, which addresses the sliding complaint common to this category
- Simpler and easier to understand than modular systems
- Owner feedback consistently describes it as sturdy and true to the photos
What doesn't
- $181.99 with no published dimensions or foam density figures
- Large and non-folding — storage is a real consideration
- Frequently backordered on Whipsmart's own store
- Whipsmart publishes less specification detail than Liberator or Sportsheets
The bottom line
A credible alternative to the Liberator Ramp if you prefer a straight triangular profile and value grip over plushness. The traction focus is a genuine differentiator — sliding is the most common complaint about foam cushions on smooth bedding. What holds it back is documentation: no dimensions, no density, no clear care instructions on the product page, which is a lot of trust to extend at $181.99. Check the Mini first if you are unsure about scale.
Positions it supports
- Elevated missionary
- Rear-entry support
- Full-body incline
- Reclined support
Care and cleaning
- Whipsmart does not publish washing instructions for this shape, so treat the cover as spot-clean unless the packaging says otherwise.
- Protect it with a sheet or towel from day one — an unwashable cover on a $180 cushion is worth keeping clean rather than cleaning.
- Never soak high-density foam; a piece this thick will not dry through.
- Store it on edge in a closet rather than flat under other objects.
How it compares
Whipsmart Mini Try-Angle
$68 less and much easier to store, at the cost of torso-length support.
Liberator Ramp
Better documented and plusher, and it anchors a wider shape system.
Sportsheets Pivot Positioner Plus
Dearer, but adds restraint loops and a stated machine-washable cover.
FAQ
What size is it?
Whipsmart does not publish dimensions for the Try-Angle. It is described as a full-body support shape, and the Mini is the smaller alternative if scale worries you.
Can the cover be washed?
The product page does not say. Until Whipsmart states otherwise, plan on spot-cleaning and use a sheet over the cushion.
How is it different from a wedge?
A wedge lifts one point; this triangle is long enough to support the torso, which is what reduces neck and lower-back fatigue.
Is the traction claim meaningful?
Sliding is the top practical complaint about foam cushions on smooth sheets, so a grippier surface is a real, if unglamorous, advantage.
Source
Specifications and pricing from Whipsmart — Try-Angle Cushion product page. Checked September 2026.