Drac is designed for all kinds of play. Whether you want to put it in a harness, use it for anal play, or just have a grand solo session of vaginal play is up to the person wielding the toy. Because of the large base with testicles, this can easily be used for anal play as you don't have worry about the toy becoming 'lost' while thrusting. Intermediate users will find the Drac to be a good fit for them, but only if they're fans of a lot of texture. While this toy is silicone and has a slight give to it, the texture is prominent, and can be felt in use, so if texture is your thing, grab this one up.

Drac can follow you anywhere, whether you're wanting to take him into the bath, or feeling adventurous in a pool, he can dive to the depths with you. If you're looking to travel with him, he is very realistic, and although being red, he's a giant phallic dildo, so you may want to keep him away from prying eyes. Drac will easily fit into a carry-on, and he's not so gigantic that he'll take up a lot of space, but this is if you're not embarrassed about having a dildo in your bag. In use, if Drac is maneuvered properly, he can provide g-spot stimulation, but he is a very straight dildo, that lacks a curve.

Drac is made with a firm, glossy, blood red platinum cured silicone. The silicone has a lot of drag in general, so you're going to need a lot of water-based lubricant with this toy. If you're comfortable with it, you can also use silicone lubricant, as long as you test a spot on the base to see if it is compatible with it. Leave the silicone lubricant on for a few minutes, and then feel the spot you applied it to. If the spot is overly sticky or gummy, remove the lubricant immediately and wash your toy with soap and water. You may need to scrape off the layer that was effected with your fingernail.

This dildo has a lot of texture on it, so if you're not a fan of textures, you may want to look into another toy, as this one can be felt in use. Along each side of the shaft, there are angular strokes that resemble bat wings, and all over the toy, there are small bumps that look like raised goose-flesh. These bumps and wings can be felt in use, and provide extra sensation with the firmness the toy already has. The silicone of this toy is less squishy than the Zombie of the same line, and has more density. It's smaller (details of the size in the design section), and has weight to it, but not so much that your arm will get tired quickly while thrusting it.

The toy's firmness is comparable to that of Tantus' regular silicone, but with a little more squish. When first removed from the packaging this toy had no smell or taste to it as silicone shouldn't, and was relatively cool to the touch. It warms quickly to body heat, but if you'd like the process to speed up, you can sit this inside of a warm bowl of water, or an icy bath to make it colder. Because of the design of this toy, it's more lenient toward intermediate users. Size queens may not like the size of this toy, as it's more mid-sized than large like the Frankenstein and Zombie.


Head, bat wing design, underside of the shaft


Bottom of the base

The overall design of Drac is appealing. The shape of the bat wings, the raised bumps, and the medium size are attractive. For my anatomy, the Drac did nothing for my g-spot unless angled the right way in order to brush against it. It is a straight dildo with a lot of texture, and that texture certainly brings something to the table. Even though Drac is a bit shorter than I'm used to, the girth and texture were the main draws to this toy. It's girthy enough to feel filling, while the texture is perfect for texture lovers in massaging and teasing the vaginal walls.

The bat wings add a ribbed feeling, and that is enough to make toes curl in pleasure. The realistic head bumping against the cervix when you're thrusting is not painful or too much to handle, and if you want to use this externally, sliding the bumpy underside of the shaft up and down against your clitoris is tantalizing if you're already worked up and ready. Drac is meant to look realistic while maintaining a degree of whimsical and fantasy laced design but overall the dildo looks like a big red penis. The base has testicles, and these are good for gripping while you're thrusting while also being good for use in a harness.

The measurements of the Drac are as follows:

Length: 7-1/2"
Insertable length: 6"
Circumference: 5-3/4"
Diameter: 2"


Compared to a mechanical pencil (left), Compared to Tantus Vamp (right)

He's girthy for his size, so beginners to both texture and dildos will have no use for Drac other than as a 'next step' toy if they prepare themselves.

In a harness, Drac holds up well, isn't floppy, and doesn't have too much weight that he's uncomfortable to the wearer. I use the Aslan Minx harness and have no problems with him when placing him behind the leather and through the hole. He will not snap into the o-ring portion of the harness due to the set of balls that hang down. If you don't wish to use a harness on him, the balls make for an easy grip when thrusting this toy. For solo use, I found this toy works best if you have the balls pointed up toward your clitoris like in the doggystyle or reverse cowgirl position. It's easier to grip the material for me in this position, rather than my arm getting tired in the position with the balls facing downward.

Because this toy is highly textured, you'll find the entirety of your insides (whether anally or vaginally) being stimulated by the bat wings and bumps that are all over this dildo. While it doesn't have a suction cup, this toy can stand on its own, and the weight of it is enough to be able to ride it. If you have a harness, you can strap it down to a chair with a bit of maneuvering, and then you can ride it as hard as you like without worry of it slipping out and falling over. When lubed up, this toy will make some noise but it will remain discreet, and if you're worried, just turn on the TV or some music to help drown out the sound. Because this toy is realistically shaped, it is anything but discreet, so be sure to keep it in your toy chest or sock drawer if you want to avoid conversation about it.

Drac is made of silicone, which means that he is non-porous, hypoallergenic, phthalate and latex free. He rates a 10 out of 10 on the Eden safety scale, and therefore can be easily maintained to last a lifetime. Cleaning silicone is simple, because you can wash it with soap and water, stick it in the top rack of your dishwasher (without detergent), or just boil it to sanitize. You can also use toy cleaner, or a bleach solution that is made up of 90% water and 10% bleach to get rid of bacteria that may be sitting on him. If you decide to boil him, please make sure that he doesn't touch the sides or bottom of your pot that you're boiling him in, and boil him for 3 minutes once the boiling water has come to a roaring boil.

Upon removing your toy from boiling water, it may be too hot to the touch, so remember to use tongs or heat resistant gloves when cleaning any of your silicone or glass toys. You can pat your toy down with a lint-free cloth, or you can simply sit it upright to air dry on its own if you don't want it to have any lint from towels on it when you put it back in your chosen storage. Do NOT store your silicone toy next to lower-grade toys such as TPR, Jelly, Rubber, etc. as this can cause your toy to melt or pick up colors of other toys around it. I've stored silicone toys together and had no problems, but always be sure your other toys are silicone. If you're not 100% sure of the material (meaning that even if it's silicone, don't trust it 100%), don't store them together.

Silicone is compatible with all water-based lubricants. If you want to try out silicone lubricant as stated in the material section, you can, but always do a spot test first before you use it. Place a small dot on the base of the toy, rub it in a little, and let it sit for a few minutes. If the spot isn't gummy or sticky, then the lubricant is compatible with the toy. If it is, remove the lubricant from the toy immediately using soap and water. Once you've cleared the lubricant, you can scrape the effected spot with your fingernail to remove any film that might still be on the toy.

Because this toy has texture, you may need a soft bristled brush to clean around the textures in case any leftover fluids are hidden in them. Unlike it's brothers (Zombie, Frankenstein, Cyborg), Drac is relatively easy to clean, and doesn't have as many crevices as the others. Drac still has texture, but it's more along the lines of the Alien, where it's smooth enough to be easier to clean.

Drac comes packaged in a stiff cardboard box for the outer protection, and the dildo itself is housed inside of a plastic insert in the shape of the toy. This box can be used for storage, or simply recycled if the user wishes it. Drac can be stored in a Ziploc bag for protection, away from dust and lint if you don't want to keep the box, as it is really bulky and takes up a lot of space. However, aesthetically, the box is very pleasing and unique to the toy itself. On the box you will find photos of the other toys of the same line, a catchphrase for the toy itself, and some information about the toy at the very bottom which is very minimal, as it only states that it's made of silicone and for legal purposes external use only.

On one side of the box, you'll find a photo of the toy itself in all of it's red and beautiful glory, and on the other side, the name Drac is sprawled across in bloody lettering resembling fangs. On the front of the box, it's clear, and displays the toy proudly. The box is made of black cardboard with green accents, and is true to the 'freaks' style of Halloween proportions. I like to keep my boxes personally, as it's sort of a keepsake thing of the editions that the toys are. If you're gifting these toys to a friend, wrapping paper would suffice in being discreet enough. If wrapped it looks like any other box.


Top of box, one side of box with the name of the dildo, box with plastic insert and window


Opposite side of the box, back of the box with the other toys in the line shown

I have three of this line of toys and I'm really hoping to complete my collection. I'm fascinated by the attention to detail that Fleshlight put into these to make them all unique, and the texture is amazing on all of the ones I own (Zombie, Drac, Frankenstein). It's a steep price for them, but it's quality silicone, and if you're a fan of textures, then this line is definitely for you.

All photos are taken with a Sony Cybershot 6MP camera.