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Thank you Milnoc for being so open and honest with your experience. I'm in line with Martian and PlanG, the tip of the foreskin itself isn't particularly more sensitive than the surrounding skin (specifically when flaccid). The inner foreskin layer when flaccid has a bit of sensitivity, but this is probably because it's been protected from any constant friction. This applies to the band as well. The Frenulum and the glans is where all the noticable sensitivity is at. For me, the top of the glans, as well as the underside connecting to the frenulum seem to be the most sensitive. When flaccid, the top can be kinda uncomfortable, but not so with blood flowing. For some reason, I've only had "positive" sensitivity with my frenulum. I can't say I've ever had an experience where the frenulum was sensitive to the point of being uncomfortable, but then again, the only real time it's touched would be during sex or in the shower (and I have never understood why people think it's so difficult to clean). But seriously, I love my frenulum friend.
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