Feeldoe slim - sex toy by Tantus - review by LuckyLune

The Feeldoe Slim has a lot going for it. Like all Tantus toys, it's made with pure silicone, which is easy to clean and very durable. This particular silicone is also very squishy and bendy, which is great for those of us who don't like a lot of girth or hardness. The design is ingenious and practical. The Feeldoe has a long shaft to penetrate the receiving partner, and a small bulb which is inserted in the giving partner. The connection between the two is very sturdy, and has three pronounced ridges that stimulate the clitoris if the bulb is inserted vaginally. But with all these silver linings come a cloud or two. The Feeldoe is a serious lint magnet, is probably not a strapless dildo for most people, and the bullet that comes with the toy is the sorriest excuse for a sex toy I have ever encountered. This is a solid toy with many things to recommend it, but it falls short of perfection.

The Feeldoe comes in a clear plastic package with a cardboard insert. The cardboard insert has a surprisingly tasteful picture of a woman looking enthusiastically sensual on the front, and some basic instructions and information on the back. It's one of those plastic packages that requires scissors to open. By the time you've wrestled the Feeldoe out of it, the package won't be fit for storage. I would suggest storing the toy in a plastic bag, to keep lint accrual at a minimum. If you're actually using the bullet provided (more on that later), also remember to remove the batteries to prolong their life. If you shove your nose up against the Feeldoe Slim you can just barely detect a whiff of plastic. It has no discernible taste. The Feeldoe Slim is a very arresting royal blue, and is shinier than many silicone toys. The color is constant, without any swirls or the like. The silicone is cushy but doesn't droop, and has a moderate amount of drag. Like all silicone toys, remember to use water-based lubricant. Silicone-based lube will erode the surface of the toy.

I'm a little bit in love with design of the Feeldoe Slim. The shaft curves upward from the bulb quite sharply, and is very good for G-spotting, at least on my anatomy. I imagine it would be good for prostate stimulation too. Sadly I don't have a prostate to test the this theory out on. My measurements don't match the ones given on Eden at all: The shaft is a constant circumference of 4" (1.3" diameter) up to the head. The head itself tapers quickly to a small, rounded tip. This makes it a great toy for anal. The insertable length is just about 6". The silicone is very bendy and squishy, though not at all floppy. It's a joy to be fucked with. I'm a bit of a size queen, and was somewhat doubtful that a slim silicone dildo would satisfy me. But the shape and bendiness of toy felt wonderful. The flexibility of the Feeldoe Slim means it curves and wiggles with your body. It gives many of the same wonderful full feelings of larger dildos without being inaccessible to tighter bodies.

The bulb has a broad, rounded tip and is 5" around (1.6" diameter) at the widest point. It's about 3" long. It joins the rest of the toy via a narrow neck (2.8" circumference, .9" diameter, ~1" long). The idea here is for the giving partner to insert the bulb either vaginally or anally, and clench their muscles around the narrow neck to keep the dildo in place. This is a wonderful theory, but in practice only works for people with very strong inner muscles, or for fairly short sessions. My partner used it with our favorite harness, and that worked pretty well. My partner liked the Feeldoe, and reported in a smug voice that it felt very nice inside. It is somewhat hard to control, though---especially for people who are used to the more standard strap on dildo. The other dildos in our arsenal sit directly above the pubic bone (at least with our harnesses), where a biopenis would sit. The Feeldoe Slim sits an inch or so below the pubic bone, which means it's awkward to thrust. My partner and I did eventually get the hang of it enough for slower, more intentional sex. It did slip out occasionally, but it was a very workable and pleasurable experience. Neither of has managed rough or fast thrusting, though. Rather entertainingly, Tantus's instructional video on the Feeldoe Slim suggests you walk around and practice with the Feeldoe before you actually get down to the sex part.

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