G-spot wonder with flower - glass g-spot shaft discontinued by Phallix - review by leela

First of all, it's hard to go wrong with a glass toy! It's really a great material - it slides easily and it's perfect for firm g-spot massage. I've never heard of anyone who's been disappointed with glass once they've tried it. It's really fantastic. If you like, you can warm it up or cool it down. Just pop it into a cup of water or run it under the tap. But be careful- glass conducts temperature very easily, so you'll want to be sure it's not too hot or too cold before you put it on any of your sensitive bits.

The G-Spot Wonder has a slight curve, which makes it easy to direct it right where you want it. I found that it was most satisfying to use by pushing it directly against my g-spot, rather than thrusting it in and out. Part of the reason thrusting isn't the best is because of the line of nubs that runs up from the head of the toy.

The bumps on the G-Spot Wonder can be either good or bad, depending on how you use them. They felt great to run over my clit before I inserted the dildo. And they're not too bad once they're inserted... as long as you don't clench your PC muscles. Now, keep in mind, I'm fairly sensitive, but I do enjoy nice firm thrusting and g-spot stimulation. I also love to tighten my kegel muscles around a toy when I'm using it, but I found that the bumps dug in a bit too much when I did that.

To solve this problem, I tend to flip the dildo around and insert the ball end rather than the head. It definitely feels great to use this way and I can still get the g-spot stimulation I want. Again, the motion isn't so much thrusting as it is a pushing upwards. With the G-Spot Wonder plus my fingers on my clit, I've had some amazing orgasms.

I still think the G-Spot Wonder is a pretty good toy, but I don't find myself using it very much anymore. It's been momentarily pushed aside by newer and shinier toys, but like an old friend, I know I'll come back to it. This was the first dildo I ever purchased, and I think it was a pretty good choice to start off with. I would definitely recommend glass to a beginner, but I don't think I would recommend this particular item.