Kayden's frosted ice silicone P-spot plug - butt plug discontinued by Topco Sales - review by pestilence

This is meant as an anal toy, but I've found it works for vaginal purposes as well, since it's more curved and forgiving than other anal toys. The bumps can be felt quite clearly when it is being inserted, but not to the point where they're uncomfortable.

Due to its shallow curves and thick neck, it's not your best choice if you're looking for something to insert and then go about your day, but it's harness-compatible and great for both cooperative and solo play.

This plug is made of frosted clear silicone with opaque blue bumps on its side. The bottom of the base is completely clear so that you can view the interior of the entire plug through it, and when lubricant is added the frosted parts become clear as well. Mine has some small air bubbles and a visible seam, though neither can actually be felt when it's in use.

The silicone is more rigid than that of most other toys I'm familiar with, but it still has some give to it and is relatively flexible positioning-wise.

This dildo is curved and widens gradually from the tip, with a subtle bump around the largest blue dot at which point it narrows again somewhat. It has a sturdy base that is harness-compatible and worked quite well in my Rodeoh harness. With its gradual widening, it's a good toy for beginners and for stretching purposes, though the blue dots were a little intimidating at first. I grew fond of them, though, since they gave me an intuitive knowledge of how far in the toy had gotten. The base is also large enough that manual thrusting is practical.

This was my first silicone toy, and I was in love from the start. Not only is it easy on the eyes, but it's highly functional and worked well for solo vaginal and anal use as well as using it both manually and in a harness with a partner. Being silicone, it also worked great for exploration with temperature play.

I found it wasn't the best shape for using as a plug, though, at least not for me. If I moved the wrong way after insertion, the narrow tip would sometimes dig into places it didn't belong, and it kept threatening to remove itself the entire time.

This is a pure silicone toy, so you can treat it as you would most silicone. It can be washed quite easily with soap and water, and you can boil it if you need to disinfect it. The bumps on this toy are smooth and there isn't really anywhere for gunk to get caught in or hide. Like all silicone toys, it's best to use it with water-based lubricant rather than anything containing silicone.

The packaging was just a cardboard box with a hard plastic shell inside. It didn't come with any storage solutions, though I wasn't expecting it to.