Toy Two - g-spot dildo by Wet For Her - review by FemmeFlo

The Two by Wet for Her is a bizarre and awesome g-spot dildo. It's shaped just like two fingers, and curved to hit the g-spot. You or your partner can slip your fingers into the holes at the top, then slip this toy into your vagina and stroke your way to an orgasm... or two.

Two is not meant for anal use, since it doesn't have a flared base to keep it from being sucked in. For the same reason, it's also not compatible for use with a harness. Because of its softness and flexibility, I would highly recommend this toy for partner play, since it's not going to hurt or cause bruising to the person it's being used upon if the person using it has the angle a little wrong.

Two is made of silicone. It has a slight silicone odor and taste, like most silicone toys. I would describe the smell as "sweet," but it's not strong or unpleasant. The silicone has a slight drag to it, and some users might need some lube with this toy for that reason. It has the thickness and shape of two fingers of someone with large hands, complete with a groove between the "fingers", but no details to make it look or feel like actual fingers. The only texture is where it says Wet for Her at the base of the toy, and it's so close to the bottom that you probably wouldn't insert the toy that far anyways. There is a visible seam on either side of the toy, but it can't be felt during use. It's very plushy and flexible, so flexible it can easily be bent in two, as pictured below. I would highly recommend it as a beginner's toy, since the smoothness makes for easy insertion and the softness is great for someone who's never inserted a toy before and doesn't want to hurt themselves navigating an object around inside of themselves. It's a bit wide, but not girthy. The Two comes in pink or lavender. I got the pink, and it's a very cute, soft baby pink, closer to a peach color than what's depicted on the product page.

Two makes g-spot play more comfortable and ergonomic with its unusual design. You can use the natural motion you would use thrusting your own fingers inside of you, and extend the reach of the motion with this toy. The base of this toy is hollow so you can put your fingers inside. My first and middle fingers are about 2 3/4 and 3 inches long, respectively, and they don't quite touch the place where the toy ceases to be hollow. The toy does hug my fingers snugly, which helps with controlling the toy during use.

Two measures 6 inches long, with 5 1/2 inches being insertable. Right at the base of the toy, it tapers off, as pictured below (with the Wet for Her writing at the base pictured also). It's not meant to be inserted past the point where it tapers off. The toy's width is 1 3/4 inches at the base, 1 1/4 inches at the "fingertips." It's much wider than it is tall (the measurements I gave were width; the height goes from 5/8 inches to about 1 1/8 inches), and it's not very filling for a toy of its diameter. I personally don't need any warm-up or lube to insert this toy. I prefer toys with interesting texture rather than size, and my favorite toys are usually between 1-1.5 inches in diameter.



Shaped just like two fingers, the Two has a whimsical and unrealistic looking design. The "fingers" are curved for g-spot stimulation, with two "knuckles" where they bend into the curve, and a groove in between the "fingers" to make the toy look slightly realistic. I'm not sure "sex toy" would be the first thing to come to mind for anyone seeing this toy. It looks kind of like some kind of children's toy. E.T. fingers might be the first thing that comes to mind. Still, I wouldn't leave it out in plain sight. It's easy to travel with, since it has no mechanical, noisy, or breakable parts and it's very small and light. It can easily be folded in half.

The plushness and flexibility of this toy make it great for partner play, since it won't hurt or bruise, but it also means that it doesn't hit the g-spot as hard as some people might need in order to orgasm. It worked for me, however, even though I'm used to glass and Ella for g-spot play, which are very rigid. The toy hugged my fingers pretty tightly, which meant that it stayed on during play and was easy to manipulate. Using a flicking motion instead of a thrusting motion does cause the toy to fall off of my fingers. It's very smooth and easy to insert. The motion required for using this toy is very different from thrusting with any other dildo, since it's just like thrusting with your own fingers, and it's really a lot easier on the wrists. Internally, I didn't really feel the toy's "knuckles." I felt the toy more as a smooth curve. I can feel the seam between the two "fingers" when the toy is inside of me and it is very noticeable between the fingertips when inserting the toy. I have a deep and hard-to-reach g-spot, and this toy reached right inside of me and hit that spot. I'm not sure how well this toy would work for those with a shallow g-spot, but I imagine that if it was manipulated the right way, it would do the trick. The wide tip felt great hitting my g-spot, better than toys with pointier tips that feel poky and even painful sometimes. This is a great pick for beginners, and a fun whimsical choice for more experienced users that performs its function well.

Two is pretty much the worst lint magnet of any silicone toy I own. Even when I first took it out of the box, it was covered in black fuzzies from the padding it was packaged in. I would recommend rinsing it in water before use, and you can warm it up or cool it down for some light temperature play while you're doing that, although it won't hold temperatures for long. Two is made of silicone, which is non-porous, hypo-allergenic, latex-free, and phthalates-free. It can be sanitized by boiling it, soaking it in bleach, or throwing it in the dishwasher, and if it's sanitized, it doesn't need to be covered with a condom for sharing between partners. For regular cleaning between uses, I just use soap and water. The best storage for this toy would be a lint-free pouch. It cannot be touching other silicone toys during storage, or they might melt together, "Two" becoming "one" with your other toys. This material is compatible with water-based lubes. Silicone lubes will degrade the toy.

The packaging is stylish and attractive, but not at all discreet. The toy can be seen through the front of the box, and a naked woman is pictured on the back of the box with "Wet for Her" tattooed across her chest in ornate letters. The toy is packed in a padded insert inside the box. The packaging would work for storage, but it is rather bulky. The box has two female symbols linked on the front, and the sides talk about the company's mission as a maker of lesbian sex toys (in four different languages: English, French, Spanish, and German). I loved how openly queer the packaging for this toy is (compared to almost all other sex toy packaging I've seen, which pictures straight couples using the toy), and the mission statement from the toy's company. Thanks, EdenFantasys, for carrying toys from a queer-friendly company!

The packaging is pictured below with the toy inside.

The Two is a great toy for those who want a g-spot toy for partner play and don't mind a flexible toy. It's a bit girthy at the base, but the "fingertips" are small enough for most users to insert easily. It's got some texture for those who like it in the form of the groove between fingers, although the surface is smooth, and a whimsical design that is surprisingly easy to use. I think this toy would work best for those with deep g-spots like mine. I can't easily reach my own g-spot with just fingers, and most partners can't either. The best use for this toy, in my opinion, is for using on a partner with a deep, hard-to-reach g-spot. These extend-o-fingers put hard-to-reach g-spots within reach.