Use
The Cush by Tantus is a silicone dildo for vaginal and anal use. The base in the Cush makes it safe for anal as it will stop the dildo from fully slipping inside. The dildo can also be used in a harness. After sterilizing, the toy can be shared between partners.



Design / shape /size
The length of the Cush is 7 inches and the flared base is 2.5 inches in diameter. You can see in the picture that the base in the Flurry is slightly thicker for some reason. The base doesn't really provide much of suction cup effect.



The Cush is a very girthy dildo with 5.5 inch circumference. If you know you can't handle girth, this is not the dildo for you. It took me by surprise how thick it was when I opened the package. To me this isn't a dildo I can use without proper warm-up and lots of lube. I ended up purchasing the slimmer O2 Flurry to use as a warm-up toy.



The dildo is made out of high quality silicone. It's got a firmer core (the brighter pink shown in the base) and the squishier white material on top. While the dildo is thick, the squishiness of the O2 silicone makes it easier to insert and use compared to harder, silicone materials.



It's also bends easily (much more so than in my picture) so it kind of forms to the body. The silicone has some drag to it, so combined with the girth and this factor, lube is a must. The silicone likes to collect some dust, so I usually rinse this dildo before each use.



While not being realistic in shape, it does remind me of a real penis somewhat as it has a pronounced head. There's also ridge in the middle of the shaft that can provide extra stimulation, provided you can insert the inside that far. Personally I can't, so the ridge usually stays just outside my vagina. The ridge is soft to squeeze.

This dildo comes in three colors: blue, purple and pink. I got the pink even though I usually like to stay away from pink toys. The color in the base is neon-like and on the shaft it looks like a candy cane.

My Cush came with this strange mark on top of the head. It almost looks like a pencil mark. It's definitely just under the silicone so it can't be cleaned off. It's annoying, but it wasn't enough to make me send the toy back since I live in Europe.

Care and maintenance

Silicone is a completely body safe, non-allergenic material that can be sterilized to use in partner play with boiling or mild bleach. I usually just use soap and water to clean it. This dildo has no odor or taste to it. Water based lube is the safest option, as silicone based lube can damage the material of the dildo. As stated before, you will need lube with this baby. Also, silicone toys shouldn't be stored next to each other as the rubbing can cause damage to the material.

Packaging

The Tantus packaging is clear plastic box that shows the toy inside. It's definitely not discreet. The toy doesn't come with a pouch. Unless you have an extra pouch lying around, the box might be a good place to store the toy because it does collect dust.

Personal comments

I think that the Cush is just about the thickest I can take. It provides an amazing 'filled up' feeling, but I do need to warm-up myself well before using it.



As I stated before, after purchasing this dildo I also ended up getting the Flurry. I usually use that before grabbing the Cush if I'm in the mood for thickness.



I'm a squirter and the Cush makes me squirt every damn time. I especially love the thick head of the Cush. It rubs the insides of my vagina wonderfully when I thrust with this dildo.



Overall, despite being surprised by the thickness, I'm very happy with the Cush. If any of you size queens are looking for a new toy, I can fully (pun intended) recommend the Cush.