Isn't learning fun?

This is a great beginner's dildo-- good for solo play, partner play, and small enough to use anally. The suction cup on the end helps if you're going to strap it on, and it can also serve as a sort of handle. Although it is flexible, it is definitely not appropriate for packing.

It's pretty firm and flexible, which I really liked. I can't tell you HOW realistic the texture is, because, well, I'm a lesbian. I found that the ridges on the shaft kind of made me sore, which isn't a bad thing in my book. The dildo has only a light odor, which surprised me because it's partially made of silicone. (Remember kids, only water-based lubes on your silicone toys!)

I liked the design just fine, having always been a fan of realistic dildos. My partner, however, was so put off by the "realistic-ness" of it that she wouldn't let me anywhere near her with it. Size-wise, the toy was smaller than I prefer, with a 4.5 inch insertable length, but I am definitely a size queen and I think this is a great dildo for beginners. For anal use, I would say it's better for people with a little experience.

My favorite things about this dildo were the head and the texture-- which is, like the manufacturer's writeup said, firm on the outside and softer on the inside. I have had trouble in the past with the head getting caught on the inside of my pubic bone, and that wasn't an issue with this one. The suction cup works very well, and it sticks to pretty much anything that is firm and shiny. (I even stuck it on my refrigerator, just as a test, and it stayed there just fine!)

This is made out of TPR silicone, which isn't 100% silicone. However, only use water-based lubes with this one to avoid a reaction with the silicone. Also, since it isn't true silicone, I wouldn't recommend boiling it. It can still be cleaned very easily with anti-bacterial soap or toy wipes.