Rrrrrridges Dai-Do Feel Good
The Dai-Do #4 performs wonderfully as a shallow thrusting toy. It's ridges are rounded and stimulating, especially to the first few inches of the vagina and the labia. It's heavy but still easy to thrust, its weight actually aiding in the kind of slow thrusting and twisting that feels best. Another win for Dai-Do.
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Pros
Nice texture, smooth, sleek, beautiful, body safe aluminum
Cons
May be too textured or too short for some
Follow-up commentary
3 months after original review
I continue to be amazed by the Dai Do line and baffled that they are not more popular. My Dai Do #4 has held up quite well, not a scratch or mark on it and it feels every bit as good as Njoy products. The ridges are amazing, though they may be too intense for some.
For me, because they are not super raised, they add a lot of stimulation but no discomfort. I particularly like this one cold and, with cooler weather being here to stay, it's quite chilly even at room temp, making it very, very fun to allow it to warm up naturally as I play.
This one works really nicely as a clit stimulator, too. You may not get off using it that way, but rubbing the ridges along the clit and labia is quite amazing!
For me, because they are not super raised, they add a lot of stimulation but no discomfort. I particularly like this one cold and, with cooler weather being here to stay, it's quite chilly even at room temp, making it very, very fun to allow it to warm up naturally as I play.
This one works really nicely as a clit stimulator, too. You may not get off using it that way, but rubbing the ridges along the clit and labia is quite amazing!
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The Duncan Charles piece has higher, deeper, more pronounced ridges and is, itself, larger. For me, with texture, a bit smaller and less intense is better.