O2 Flurry - realistic dildo discontinued by Tantus - review by Eva Schwaltz

The O2 Flurry is a unique silicone dildo from Tantus. The O2 line from Tantus features a blend of silicone that is softer on the outside with a firm inner core.

It works well for vaginal pleasure but it can also be used anally as it has a nice flared base. The flared base also makes it suitable for use in a harness or some Liberator gear that can hold these kinds of toys. Since it is made of silicone, it can be sterilized to share between partners or orifices.

Each product made by the company is crafted out of 100% silicone that’s virtually non-porous, hypoallergenic, hygienic, non-toxic and phthalate/latex free.

Dual density silicone is what everyone should truly experience. I’ve noticed the O2’s aren’t as soft as VixSkin, however the squishy outer layer is noticeable during use. The great thing about the firm inner core is that the dildo is not too floppy.

My love for VixSkin products gives me conflicting feelings about this dildo. It’s still very firm so it doesn’t give very much during use. This will be a pro or con for others, but the point I’m trying to make is that the O2’s provide a different, but nice experience compared to VixSkin.

The O2 Flurry is semi-realistic in design. If someone were to come across it, they would know instantly what it’s for. However, it’s not so realistic that you don’t feel like you’re hiding a severed penis in your closet.

It is 7 ½” in total length with 6 ½” of that being insertable. The circumference is 4 ¾” which is likely too much for a beginner and also not large enough for a size queen or king. It’s a moderate size, perfect for the intermediate user. I had the O2 Cush at one point and this is slightly smaller but can still be too overwhelming if you aren’t prepared for it.

Overall, this is a decent dildo that has a lot going for it but it just wasn’t for me. I found it slightly too large and the soft layer of silicone to not be forgiving enough. I also didn’t like the ridge below the head. It was too pronounced and didn’t allow me to thrust the way I like. The straight design of the shaft allowed for very minimal G-spot stimulation. The head is only slightly pronounced so I wouldn’t call this a G-spot dildo. It prefers to keep its shape and requires quite a bit of force to bend the shaft.

The base is completely flat and round. It has no bullet hole to add any vibrations which doesn’t matter to me but it’s worth mentioning. It can stand upright on its base which can be handy for storage and after using.

To clean, wash well with warm soapy water or a good toy cleaner before and after use. It can be bleached with a 10 percent bleach solution, or boiled for a few minutes to sterilize.

Do not use silicone lubes on this dildo as they can degrade the nice silicone coating. This particular silicone has a lot of drag and likes to pick up hair and lint. It requires a good amount of water based lube to help with insertion. It doesn’t come with any storage but a little baggy will protect it from collecting dust and other loose particles.