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Does All-American Heroes.net deliver what it promises on the outside?

It caters to a specific market, namely those interested in All American Heroes in the form of straight firemen, cops, and marines. There are photos and streaming videos clips. The videos are between 10 to 30 minutes in length and are available in real player or windows media format. Most are solos. Updates are twice a week.

What's good about All-American Heroes.net? What needs improvement?

Navigation is very simple, there isn't a lot of content other than the theme of the site itself. No cutesy "games" or content from other sites. It's good they focus just on the hot police, fireman and military genres. Each model or duo has a page of pictures and a video clip. The video is fairly good quality and is able to be downloaded. One consideration: the "pic galleries" are very low quality and basically look like frame captures from the video. They get the job done, but don't expect high quality images. There's also no way to do easily download the pictures without manually clicking and saving each image. There is a store section which claims 20 titles, but I only counted 11 available.

How is All-American Heroes.net unique?

The most unique aspect is the definitely the "uniform fetish" for cops, firemen, and Marine types. There's also an emphasis on the straight boy aspect of the models, although the solos maintain the illusion the cock sucking and ass fucking definitely adds a gay element. There are also a few facials happening in the duo scenes.

What do paying users recieve for their money?

The "Hero Gallery" is divided into three sections. There are 12 Marine galleries, two of which are duos; 13 Firemen galleries, five of which are duos, and 16 policemen galleries, five of which are duos. That's about it. Each gallery does have a nice set of images as well as the downloadable video clip.

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