Blush UR3 ballsy dong - realistic dildo by Doc Johnson - review by MGDavicnigirl

This toy is soft and floppy, but don't let that fool you into thinking that you won't have a good time. The toy has a lot of give to it, so while initial penetration might be a bit much to take in, it almost seems to adjust to your body after a few minutes.

This toy is pretty girthy and might be a bit overwhelming for beginner use. The toy is unique in that most dildos are pretty hard or rigid and this one is soft and almost gentle it is a nice change of pace for my g-spot and vagina adventures.

The UR3 feels really nice to hold and even better inside. The material adjusts from room temperature to the inside of your body very quickly.

The biggest downside to this material is the smell. It's pretty heavily scented and smells like fake grape. I have tried to wash the smell off with my toy cleaners, and of course hot soapy water, to no avail. If you can get around the scent it’s a good toy.

This toy has veins, which add a somewhat realistic feel to it. The girth and length of this are the main selling points for me. The girth is enough to make me have that just too full feeling that can make me cum just on that feeling alone. I like being penetrated with the toy by my husband. The balls on it are a nice touch, but almost feel like they were an afterthought.

This toy is not discreet at all and would be easily seen by prying eyes. Keep this one somewhere private or in a locked toy box if privacy is an issue.

The girth is probably the number one thing that got me to purchase this toy. Most of my dildos are either too hard, or too small, but this one is like Goldilocks and is just right.

Water based lubricant is a good idea with this toy to prolong its life and to help you take the girth. After washing it with toy cleaner and/or soap and water this toy should have a light dusting of corn starch to prevent it from getting sticky/gummy and having lint or hair stick to it. It's a little high maintenance compared to all of my other wash and store toys, but only in that extra step with the corn starch.