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Ultra Amazons - Melissa Dettwiller, Autumn Raby, Lynze and Tatia

Ultra Amazons - Melissa Dettwiller, Autumn Raby, Lynze and Tatia
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Ultra Amazons - Melissa Dettwiller, Autumn Raby, Lynze and Tatiana Anderson

4 women who can only be described as Ultra-Amazons!

Autumn Raby, the Canadian Pro in ripped condition with her super sexy bodybuilder girlfriend Tatiana Anderson . They seduce and drive each other wild with their incredible physiques.

Lynze poses, flexes and tears free from her fishnets before seductively soaking in a bubble bath to show off her glistening muscles.

And finally the superstar of female bodybuilding, Melissa Dettwiller teases, strips, soaps up and showers for a mind boggling muscle show that only she can deliver. Her pec control is amazing!

Autumn, Lynze and Melissa each have great all nu - de scenes!

Running Time: 95 mins

* Available in NTSC DVD Only (Region Free )
* THIS DVD WILL PLAY ON ANY DUAL SYSTEM NTSC / PAL DVD PLAYER AND TV. Or any PC DVD.

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