King pin knobby - dildo discontinued by Doc Johnson - review by Medchic

I love Doc Johnson, most of the products have been keepers.

This King Pin Knobby Dildo by Doc Johnson is very affordable. For the price, I didn't expect much, but I was pleasantly surprised.

The 1st thing I noticed when I opened it up to handle it was it's "flexibility", (Think handling a "limp noodle" type of flexibility) so I had my doubts about just how good penetration would be.

The next thing I noticed was how small it was. It says that the diameter is 1 3/4 inches, but that is at the very base of this dildo and will not penetrate you (or at least I would not recommend that you do) so I would not consider that part of the dimensions. The very tip starts out at about 1" and I believe it doesn't get any thicker than 1 1/4". As for length, it says 7" but I measured it at 6 3/4".

I saw the packaging mentioned "softly scented", I know what your thinking, how many times have we purchased items that were scented, only to be overwhelmed by something that smells too strong and nothing like the scent? Well, don't worry because THIS is truly "softly scented" and it's not too bad. You wont be storing it in multiple bags or anything.

I liked this right off because it is non-toxic, anti bacterial and most important to me...latex free (yes, I'm allergic to latex!) Its the "sil-a-gel" formula and although there are better materials out there, this isn't too shabby.

Flexibility: So, I put some lubricant on the tip and decided to play. Insertion was easy and believe it or not, those raised nodules actually did make things more sensitive; I suggest tilting the end part (held in your hand) upwards, so when you pull it on and out, you really do feel a difference! I was surprised it went in without a problem, like I mentioned above, it really is quite "flexible" so I wondered just how useful it would be but this just made it so your able to maneuver it better for proper stimulation.

Length: I didn't feel that it was long enough, so if your looking for a little more penetration, you might want to consider something a tad bit longer. I would have at least liked the option, at one point I wanted it deeper..but there was no more length to it! It didn't do too much for the G-spot, I really had to grind it in and upward to get the maximum effect. It may not be an effective g-spot stimulator for some, but for me, it JUST barely did it.

Girth: Like I mentioned, only the very bottom measures in at 1 3/4 but since that can't penetrate you, you'll be working with a width around 1" to about 1 1/4" or slightly larger as you move towards the end, but personally, 1 1/2 feels good to me but I don't think it quite gets there, but feels good anyways once you get going.

Level: This is in my opinion, designed for beginners. It's small (in just about all ways) and flexible and pretty easy to handle and to clean afterward.

Price: I have to say, it's an amazingly low price and that old saying "you get what you pay for" doesn't apply here, I believe you get more...

Bottom Line: I liked it! It felt good, especially if you've been "without" for a bit and you don't want anything too big. The nodules felt good (if you rub them into you while pulling/pushing) and got me sensitive, but the length kept me wanting more, so I just "finished" myself off with something a bit longer to hit the g-spot a little harder.