This toy is like a two-for-one--it's great in the butt or on the clitoris, and it's waterproof. Use it solo or with your partner. Women might like the fact that it's small enough for a purse and can be used clitorally or anally--which gives you a 2-in-1 option when traveling. It is not at all discreet, however.

Here's where this toy becomes a major disappointment when it comes to its labeled use. While the silicone is of the highest quality and odorless, the velvety texture makes anal insertion needlessly difficult even with lots of lube and adequate prep. This material does not hold lube and will come out of your ass dry as a bone. Maybe some people enjoy the drag of the texture, but I do not. More on that below.

As far as the flexibility of the material, it's pretty firm with not much give when squeezed.

The shape of this toy is genius. The tip of the toy is tapered for easy insertion (too bad about the material) and the subtle ridge in the toy makes sure the toy stays put, even during orgasm. So it's hands-free. During orgasm, I find the muscles in my anus grab onto the toy and contract around the middle ridge. This would normally push other toys out, but in this case, it "rockets" the toy back and forth with the contractions of the ass and sends vibrations through to the prostate. The first time for me was while my wife was giving me head, and it was very intense.

Size-wise, it's not a problem having the toy inserted all the way, and it would make a great beginner toy step-up if it weren't for the material.

The controls are easy to use. The button on the base is pressed once to change vibrations and held down to turn the toy off. When you turn the toy back on, it restarts at the setting where you turned it off. A light in the button pulsates with the vibrations. It's quiet, and the toy cannot be heard behind closed doors or at distances greater than 8 feet. This makes it great for ladies who might want to use it clitorally in public. The vibrations are moderate to soft, so if you're looking for power, look elsewhere.

I use soap and water for washing. It's a mild lint magnet. Use it with a water-based lube, or oil. You're not supposed to use it with a silicone lube, but if anyone would want to test it, I would like to know if it lessens the drag factor.

First the good, then the bad.

As described in the "design" section, the orgasm experienced from the male perspective with this toy was explosive. My wife also finds the toy great on days when she prefers more subtle vibration on her clitoris. Last night we did have an intense session with the toy when she used it clitorally--she was bent over doggy-style while I was inside her vaginally--and she couldn't stop cumming.

The problem with this toy is the material. While the toy is smaller in circumference than some of our other non-tapered toys, its waaay more difficult to insert, even after having warmed up with something bigger. The material simply does not hold lube, and when you get to the widest point, it just kind of stops due to the drag. This make the muscles nervous, and then it becomes a long process to get them to relax enough to insert it safely. I have experienced the same with similar textured silicone--Doc Johnson's Mood Naughty series were downright painful to remove for instance--and we will no longer be buying anal toys made of this type of material.

Unfortunately, I can't give my wife's opinion on this toy because I don't want her to attempt using it anally and then get turned off or experience pain due to the difficulty of insertion. Though she's a beginner to anal play, this toy would slide right in her butthole with another material. This is frustrating because she loves DP, and I think she would really like this toy in her ass.