Bareback That Hole Review

Bareback That Hole has a large archive and a shrinking release schedule, and its billing makes it more expensive than it first looks. We would only recommend it to viewers who want the back catalogue and are prepared to manage renewals carefully.

The site sits in the Prideflame family of studios, alongside Southern Strokes, Bear Films and Daddy on Twink, and it focuses on bareback scenes between adult performers. The tour itself says little about the content in concrete terms; its home page copy is a mood piece about intensity and connection rather than a description of what members get. That makes the numbers below more useful than the marketing.

The tour's content feed lists 460 videos, the first dated December 2015. Output held at around 50 a year from 2018 through 2022, which is about one a week. It has fallen since: 45 in 2023, 29 in 2024, 26 in 2025, and 17 so far in 2026. The current rhythm is one video every two weeks, with recent releases on June 30, July 14, July 28, August 11, August 25 and September 8, 2026. That is six new scenes in the 90 days before our check. Median runtime is about 21 minutes. The schedule is regular, but it runs at about half the pace of a few years ago.

Pricing on the public join page:

Monthly: $34.95 a month.

90 days: $45 for the first term, then $90 every 90 days.

180 days: $70 for the first term, then $140 every 180 days.

Lifetime: $300 once.

There is no annual plan. The introductory offers look cheap but renew at double the price. The 180-day plan costs about $11.67 a month for the first term, then about $23.33 a month. The 90-day plan starts at $15 a month and renews at $30, only slightly below monthly billing.

For most buyers, the right move is the 180-day plan at $70, with a reminder to cancel before day 180. That buys six months to work through a 460-video archive at the lowest rate the site offers. We are cautious about the $300 lifetime plan here. It beats the 180-day plan for anyone staying past a year, but a lifetime purchase is a bet on the site continuing to add content, and the release rate has been falling for three years.

Cancellation is handled through the billing company that charged you, Vendo or CCBill, and access continues until the end of the paid period.

The cons, specifically:

Declining output. One video every two weeks is thin for a site charging $34.95 a month.

Renewal pricing. Both multi-month plans double after the first term.

Little public information. The tour doesn't list resolution, download terms or a scene count, so the feed data above is more than the site itself tells you.

Who should subscribe: bareback-focused viewers who want a big archive and will use a single 180-day term to work through it. Who should skip: anyone who wants frequent new releases or simple annual billing. Breed Me Raw has a flat $120 annual plan, and RawHole lists more than 330 scenes with Latino and Brazilian casting and a $149.95 yearly option.