Fab cock - realistic dildo discontinued by Topco Sales - review by Jimbo Jones

The Fab Cock represented some new aspects in a dildo for me. The material is SensaFirm, so it is very porous and cannot be sterilized, so it tends to harbor bacteria. Much to my dismay, there seems to be a dearth of suction cup toys that are made out of non-porous materials. This means I have to protect almost any suction cup toy that my wife and I want to share. I guess this isn’t the worst problem in the world, but it would be nice to have that choice. So, Fab is encased in a latex condom whenever I play with it since it is used anally and I want to be able to share it with my wife.

Since it is our first dildo with a suction cup base, I was excited to receive it and try it out. The thing that intrigued me about a suction cup base is that it allows one to stick the dildo onto a surface and then ride the dildo hands free so that you could use your hands for other things like balancing, masturbation, etc. This is perfect for action if you are by yourself in the shower, for instance.

Upon first use, we performed a little exploration and found that the suction cup works best if it is wet; this makes it even more natural for use in the shower, but just remember to get it wet before you stick it to anything or else it won’t hold well. We found that we could stick it to the walls, doors, and seat in our shower, the tile floor of the bathroom, the mirror hanging on our closet door, the laminated side of a chest of drawers. However, it did not stick well to the wooden lid of our toilet, even wet.

I found this toy to be pretty satisfying anally as it was a decent size and had a good feel to it. One bonus for using a condom on it was that I could use silicone lube in the shower, which is nice because it is water resistant. I found that it slid around more than I expected when I had it stuck to the floor or the seat and tried to lower myself on to it. I was able to attach it to the wall of the shower and take it bent over without too much trouble.

My wife likes to use it attached to the wall as well but facing toward the wall and bending it up into her. The material is flexible so she was able to do this pretty easily. We also found that it was able to work with our harness by just squeezing the suction cup through an appropriately sized ring.

All in all, I thought this toy was mediocre. The material could be better, and it could use a curve for g-spot or prostate stimulation. Yet the suction cup base presents some interesting new opportunities.

The Fab Cock provided my partner and I with some interesting experiences, as it was our first foray into suction cup base toys. It does a decent job of providing that experience. The suction cup held the toy on smooth surfaces very well, and in the beginning it was used in the shower several times.

Eventually, however, I discovered that Tantus sells a silicone suction cup accessory that can be used with any toy that accepts a micro bullet vibe in its base. Since we already had several of this kind of toy, and have since acquired more. This suction cup accessory allows for greater versatility.

It allows us to use non-porous toys with a suction cup, instead of having to deal with porous materials like the SensaFirm that was used to make the Fab Cock. Due to this discovery, I have since sent the Fab Cock to the great beyond (landfill). I can't honestly say that it's ever been missed either.