Actually, this kind of hurts

The O2 Cush from Tantus is one of their dual density silicone dildos with a soft outer
layer of coating and a firm inner core. You can use this anally or in a harness as it has a nice flared base or vaginally if you can appreciate this size. This doesn’t vibrate and it doesn’t have a hole for adding a bullet so it is a very quiet toy.

This is all made of silicone. The soft outer coating is only a thin layer of silicone covering a large firm inner core so this turned out to be much firmer than I was expecting. It’s just about as firm as the Vamp from the same company.

It has a ridge that goes over the front part of the shaft in a half circular shape. I found this to be pretty awkward but luckily I couldn’t insert the Cush that far. There are, however, no seams to worry about.

Almost the entire shaft is 5 ½” in circumference. You can insert this up to 6 3/4”. This is not a dildo for the beginners.

The head is tapered, but it gets wide very quickly. The base is completely flat with no holes for bullets or suction cups. Tantus is etched into the base which really can’t be felt.

I got this thinking it would be a good introduction to larger toys but it turned out to be too much too fast. Initially, the head caused a bit of pain while being inserted, but once in, my body got used to the Cush. Unfortunately this initial discomfort prevented me from enjoying this dildo.

Lots and lots of lube is necessary for this toy to be enjoyable. Stick to only water based lubes because a silicone lube will degrade the silicone on the Cush. I recommend this for those who know they want something very large while not expecting anything super soft.

To clean it, you can use soap and water or toy cleaner, and you can sterilize it by boiling or wiping down with a 10 per cent bleach solution. It doesn’t come with any storage so you’ll have to find a way to tuck it away in order to prevent hair and loose particles from sticking to it.

This comes in a clear Tantus box, and the Cush itself rests in a plastic tray. It’s not really worth keeping as it’s pretty tough to open and close, plus you can see exactly what’s inside. No instructions are included or needed.