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The #197 dildo embodies all the beautiful aspects of wood. Its simple shape, smooth body, and unyielding material make it suitable for a variety of uses from g-spot massage, to thrusting, to simply exploring what feels best for you. With proper care, wood should retain its structural integrity for awhile. Its a beautiful toy and lovely to use.Wood is a beautiful material. This particular design has a very light smell, most likely due to the 5 layers of food safe coating that is used to seal it. It is entirely smooth, without a single flaw in the design. The grain is easily seen through the clear seal and it glides effortlessly in and out with a small amount of lubricant. Wood is much lighter than its non-yielding counterparts, steel and glass, so those who prefer lengthy solo sessions will appreciate the ease of use.
The design and shape of this dildo is very simple. With two ends, one can use this dildo multiple ways.
The straighter end works well for thrusting- it's 3.75" circumference makes it small enough that it is not intimidating yet large enough that it is clearly felt. When thrusting, the curved end makes a very nice handle.
The other end of the dildo has a gentle curve to it and is larger, measuring in at 5" in circumference. The larger head on this does a good job of providing diffuse g-spot stimulation and the length of the toy makes it easy to handle to get the proper angle.
It's pretty obvious this toy has sexual intentions, but as it is small and easily portable, traveling with it tucked in some other items should not be a problem, though carrying it around in a small purse would not be recommended.
This toy's main attraction is the fact it is a light weight material that does not yield. Sometimes toys can be exquisite for their simplicity, and that is definitely the case here. Its smooth body means that little if any lubricant need to be used and the lightweight nature of wood means it is an easy toy to handle.
Wood requires a bit more care than glass or steel, as it can absorb liquids. This particular wood dildo has been coated multiple times in a food safe finish, so using it personally as a vaginal only toy would not require condoms. If you plan on sharing it or using it anally, a new condom should be put on for every use.
To wash this toy, use a simple antibacterial soap or toy cleaner and a soft damp cloth to clean. Do not submerge this in water, as wood can be damaged this way. Store it in the included pouch to assure that any harder materials do not bang into it and cause unwanted dents or knicks in the material.
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Comments
Cool
WANT!
Nice
I like the size differentiation of the two ends.
Good size!
Hmm!
great for the amish
cool
Out of stock D:
Beautiful
Gorgeous!
Coolio!
sleek and smooth.
Interesting!!!
like the look
i like
nice
cool
I like wood
It's so fancy.
its what a baseball bat would be reincarnated as
wonder when beige will come back..
Oooh. Love that shape.
Wonderful!
I wish it were waterproof, but I really like the shape.
hmmm
Simple and elegant. Very nice.
Ive never used wood and so excited to try it
Looks like it could double as a police baton. I love it though.
very interesting
Looks like a bat
I can't believe this is made out of wood!
You could leave this out and no one would guess what it was.
nice
love it!
not sure
This looks nice!
I love the simplicity of this.
I've got wood!!!!
I've never tried a toy made of wood before but this looks interesting
woo hoo
I finally ordered this last night. I can't wait for it to get here.
Awesome.
nice
This is cool.
I'd like to try it.
I think I'd really like to try this one.
Very pretty piece, looks like it would be one that lasts for a long time too
Nice design!
IDK bout it being wood
Looks very nice!
I love the simplicity of this.
Looks amazing. The finish is superb, so as long as you don't soak it in water, it'll never give you splinters. Fabulous.
I love how it looks I am afraid of splinters and it breaking down over time.
I just discovered wood products a week ago and I'm intrigued. It's so simple and classic, very lovely.
I'd be scared to use it, lol. Couldn't it eventually break down and give you splinters?
I love how wood looks.