Gino is a relatively small sized G-spot vibrator, made for -you guessed it- G-spot stimluation! Although it is made to pleasure the G-spot, it can also be used externally on the clit or anywhere you wish to buzz your body with a big blue worm looking thing. I could see Gino being good for any beginner to vibrators,g-spot toys,or sex toys in general. The size of Gino is not intimidating and can be taken with ease and comfort.

Gino is made of soft, velvety silicone. This material feels fantastic in my opinion, and works quite well for any insertable toy. It has a slight drag to it, so I would recommend always using lube (water-based lube only) with Gino. Many slight curves and creases go along the shaft of Gino, but it is still about the same girth all the way down the shaft. The tip resembles the little head of a worm, which can be bent very slightly and is very easy to insert. I don't have too much experience with G-spot toys, so I'm just now starting to experiment and Gino was one of my first. For me, it just didn't do it; the size and feel of the toy was nice but it did not reach my G-spot quite right. I would say this toy is fine for beginners, but everyone's anatomy is different, so results will always vary.

I love the design of Gino- he looks like a worm! Gino has just enough width for me with 4 1/4 circumference and 1 3/8 diameter. The main purpose of Gino's worm like head is to stimulate the G-spot and I can see how that could be done for ladies, but it just didn't fit my lady parts. I found that when I had Gino fully inside me that no matter which way I wiggled him around, he just couldn't find that right spot. Personally, I found him a bit too stiff and short to reach my G-spot, which caused him to be very uncomfortable. Simply trying to use this toy for penetration/thrusting did not work because the tip rubbed and irritated the wrong areas.

This toy can easily be stashed away in your toy box, or wherever it is you keep your naughty goods. He did not come with any kind of travel case, but I'm sure he would be up for travel regardless. The button requires a little force in the push, so it would not accidently go off.

On the bottom of the toy is a large round button which turns him on/off and changes vibration patterns. The button is big enough that it is easy to push while in use but require a firm enough push so that you will not accidently push it. The vibrations are more rumbly than buzzy, but not very strong at all, so I'm going to rate it 3 vrooms. I just can not get the job while using this toy for g-spot or clit stimulation. The shape is not right for my body and the vibrations are less than exciting. I've also experience problems with this toy ever since I replaced the batteries. I think a faulty battery compartment is causing the toy problems because the vibrations seem even weaker than when I first got it. The upside of these weak vibrations? They are pretty darn quiet! The vibration settings are as follows:
-Low
-Medium
-High
-Quick pulse
-Low low medium high pattern
-Long high buzz followed by two high quick pulses
-Long high buzz followed by five low quick pulses


Gino is said to be waterproof, but battery compartment is not very tight fitting, and it is a serious pain in the ass to open/close. That being said, I have tried and do not plan to try immerging Gino in water with a lose cap. If you're looking for a waterproof toy, I would look elsewhere.

I bathe Gino in a simple soap and water bath. He does have a few creases that collect fluids, so he can be pain to get clean. I find that he needs a little more rubbing get 100% than some of my other toys. Gino is made of silicone and should be used only with water based lube.