The Tantus Adam O2 is one of my favorite dildos so, when I received the Adam Super Soft, I obviously wanted to see how they compare. When put side-by-side, I was a bit bewildered. The two dildos are supposed to be the exact same length and girth but in this case, they definitely are not. The Adam O2 is quite noticeably larger than the Adam Super Soft.

I asked Tantus about this and they explained that sometimes, especially with the O2 toys, the molds can stretch and you end up with a toy that is somewhat larger than the listed specs. They have told me that they’ve made upgrades to lessen the chances of that happening.

Now, people usually don’t complain about getting more for their money but when it comes to sex toys, size does matter. Well, vaginas aren’t people and for some, a dildo that’s even slightly larger than it’s supposed to be can be too much. Butts are even more finicky. So, I’ve been told that if you receive a Tantus toy that is larger than the listed specs and you can’t comfortably use it, they will work with you on a replacement.

The funny thing about this is that when I reviewed the Adam O2, I never actually measured it myself. I simply trusted the specs. I even mentioned in that review that somehow, the Adam O2 seems to feel larger than it is. I thought it must be magic at the time but now I know… it actually was larger than it was supposed to be. Luna said the same thing about the Adam O2 feeling larger so, I wonder if she got one from a stretched mold too.

The Adam Super Soft is like the woobie of dildos. It’s so soft, cuddly and comforting. Seriously, it’s a nice comfy feeling in my vag. If you like soft squishy dildos, don’t pass this one up. On the other hand, if you prefer something like the Pure Wand then… the Adam Super Soft might not be for you.

I get some nice, mild stimulation from the Adam Super Soft and a pleasant full feeling. It’s not the most intense experience I’ve ever had with a dildo but when I thrust it while using a clit vibe, I can have some nice blended orgasms. However, my Adam O2 remains my favorite.

The Super Soft toys are just another example of how Tantus strives to provide something for everyone. They offer a wide range of sizes and silicone firmness. Like more rigid dildos? Go for their original formula silicone which is quite firm. Like something in between? The O2 line is pretty rad. Now, for those who like a lot of squish, there are the Super Soft toys. Tantus never stops trying new things to satisfy their customers.

Tantus provided the Adam Super Soft in exchange for an unbiased review.

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Hello all, I’m back! With summer being here I’ve been spending a lot more time outside taking care of outdoor projects but realized it’s been awhile since I’ve taken care of indoor projects. So I’m diving in prostate first with the Tantus Prostate Play.

There were two things that attracted me to this product. One is that it’s constructed of silicone and that will always get my seal of approval and two, the serious curve of the tip! Of the several prostate toys that I own I have yet to experience this kind of curve. So in the name of science (and pleasure), let the insertion begin.

The Prostate Play is made of Tantus’ own unique formula of 100% ultra-premium silicone. It has 4” insertable length and the diameter is 1.1”. Also included is a 3 speed removable waterproof bullet vibe, powered by one 1.5v n type battery. These stats were taken straight from Tantus’ web site so, with all the technical description out of the way, on to my review.

One of the first things to stand out was how soft and flexible the toy is. It’s very smooth and has no seams. There are 4 ridges that wrap all the way around the base which helps to prevent slipping out during usage. The two tabs along the bottom are also very soft and flexible with a small bulbous end that sits against the perineum. This is a welcome change from some of the other prostate toys that use a hard plastic that actually digs into the skin (Aneros, I’m looking at you). The bullet vibe can be inserted into a hole in the base that holds it very snug. A small amount of lube added to the vibe will make insertion and removal much easier.

Since this is made of silicone, a good water-based lube is recommended and as with any anal toy, I feel there can never be enough lube!

Insertion wasn’t as easy as I anticipated. The size wasn’t the problem but the very pronounced angle of the tip took a little getting used to. Once I figured out the best angle of attack, things proceeded very smoothly. I found that when I reached the ridges at the bottom it was the time to slow things down and take my time. This was the part that became uncomfortable. It started to feel more like a dragging sensation even with plenty of lube.

Once fully inserted, the tabs fit very comfortably between the ass checks and there was no movement or slippage so, this can double as a butt plug. Walking or sitting, everything stayed in place!

This toy definitely hits the prostate. It didn’t take any squeezing or lying in different positions to start to feel contact. It was IMMEDIATE! Once I did start my squeezing routine I was leaking quick. This toy differs from other prostate massagers in that it provides pressure on my prostate at all times. It’s not a light touch but full on pressure in between squeezing. So much so, that when trying to relax the sphincter and catch my breath between squeezes, I involuntarily start clenching. This is probably the most leaking that I’ve experienced with a prostate toy.

Now onto the vibe. This is a 3 speed bullet vibe that fits snugly into the base. I’ve inserted it before and after the toy was in place so pick your poison. The end of the vibe sticks out 1/2” so, sitting directly on it can cause some additional pressure but didn’t mess with the button.

The speed settings are low continuous, high continuous and high intermittent (tap tap). This vibe is definitely more of a buzz than a rumble. The problem I found is that the vibrations didn’t translate very well to the tip. It was all confined to the base. That in itself created what I would consider the biggest surprise. The vibrations are so intense at the base that when I did try to relax in between deep squeezes, that’s when the real pleasure hit. This stimulated all the nerve endings in my asshole through the perineum and clear to my balls.

I’ve not been able to achieve the hands-free prostate orgasm yet but this toy combined with stroking produces a very strong orgasm not to mention a money shot that is porn worthy. When cumming it feels like the toy is shooting out of your ass but everything stays tightly in place.

Clean-up is simple and can be accomplished with just an antibacterial soap. As with many silicone toys, it becomes a lint magnet. So be careful where you store it. Ziplock bags might not be fancy but they work.

The Tantus Prostate Play isn’t the most expensive or the cheapest prostate toy out there. It’s middle of the road. I would not recommend this to a beginner but if you have prostate toy experience, this will give you a different sensation than the others. I would like to see a stronger vibrator as a possible upgrade in the future.

After speaking with dizzygirl she mentioned that there are different bullet vibes that can be used but for this review, I stayed with the original equipment.

Hey, dizzygirl here. The bullet vibes that come with Tantus’ toys tend to be on the weaker, buzzier side. That’s fine if that’s what you like but I never miss a chance to recommend getting the We-Vibe Tango as a replacement. It fits in every Tantus toy I’ve tried and delivers a much stronger and rumblier vibration. I’ll definitely have to get dizzyguy to try the Prostate Play with the Tango inserted. I’m sure he’ll have an entirely different experience.

Tantus provided the Prostate Play in exchange for an unbiased review.

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What’s old is new again, sort of. One of my favorite no-nonsense Tantus dildos is The Vamp. I believe I called it a workhorse of a dildo. By that I mean, it just works. There are no bells and whistles, no overly pronounced head, no g-spot curve (for folks who don’t like that) and it’s not uber realistic (for those who are squicked out over dildos that look like amputated penises).

Well, Tantus being Tantus, they’ve taken a proven classic design and turned it into something new. The Vamp original is made of a rather firm and rigid silicone with not a lot of squish. Tantus’ new iteration is pretty much the diametric opposite of that. Enter, the Vamp Super Soft. If you like soft squishy dildos then this one’s for you.

How is it different from Tantus’ dual density O2 toys? It’s squishier through and through. The O2 toys have a firm inner core of silicone surrounded by softer silicone but the Tantus Vamp Super Soft is squish-tastic all the way through.

Mini review:
It’s awesome. The End.
Seriously though, the Super Soft silicone makes it a bit easier to insert than The Vamp original.
Oh yeah and, the new copper color is beautiful.

Get your Vamp Super soft today!

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Tantus is the quintessential manufacturer of premium body-safe silicone dildos and butt plugs (and one of my favorite companies). Now, with the Rumble, they’ve entered the world of vibrators. It all started with a popular crowd-funding campaign, for which there was an outpouring of support. They wanted to create a vibe that could be used by anyone, regardless of gender or disability. I think Tantus succeeded in what they set out to accomplish with the Rumble.

First, a quick run-down of the pros and cons.

Pros

• Removable, washable silicone head
• Silicone head is not a lint magnet (pay no mind to the lint in my photo) and is silky soft
• Lightweight, ergonomic, easy to hold
• Simple controls
• Gender neutral colors
• Moderate power
• Rumbly at lowest intensity
• Great for broad stimulation
• Flexible head
• Rechargeable

Cons

• Broad head is not good for me. Interested to see future attachments. Need something more pinpoint and something insertable would be good.
• Not as powerful as a wand massager like the Magic Wand but it was never meant to be. Tantus wanted it to have levels of intensity that are suitable for a wide range of people.
• Vibration gets kind of buzzy at highest intensity
• Not waterproof or splash-proof

The Rumble isn’t the fanciest vibe I own but sometimes, simplicity is better. I often don’t need a lot of the bells and whistles that other vibes have. Just give me some good rumbly, steady, pinpoint vibration and I’m happy.

The controls are situated so that you aren’t likely to accidentally turn it off. If you click the (+) button too many times and end up in pattern land, a place I loathe to find myself, you can click the (-) button and get back to the steady vibration settings.

The shape is angled in a way that it’s not awkward to hold while reaching the places you want it.

I would really like to see at least a splash-proof version. I don’t want to use it in the bath, I just want to be able to easily clean the unit itself. For now, antibacterial wipes will have to do.

I definitely need to reevaluate the Rumble with attachments that are better suited for me. It’s not that I dislike the Rumble. I think it’s a quality vibrator with a thoughtful design. It would be perfect for those who enjoy broad stimulation but that rarely gets me off. Tantus does have plans for some additional attachments and it looks like at least one of them will be just what I need. Who knows, with a pinpoint-y attachment it might rock my world and I could be ranting and raving about the Rumble. For now though, all I can really say is that it’s well made and probably good for people with preferences that are different from my own.

Tantus provided the Rumble in exchange for an unbiased review.

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Yearning for satisfaction? I think the Tantus Adam O2 can deliver. It’s like, the perfect dick-shaped dildo and it’s made of Tantus’ dual density O2 silicone, which makes it feel more real. I was surprised by just how much I love this dildo because I usually prefer more rigid dildos with a strong G-spot curve. But the Adam O2 fills me up and stimulates my G-spot in a more subtle way.

The Adam O2 is what I’d call a semi-realistic dildo. It’s dick-shaped with a hint of veins but it’s not nearly as realistic as Tantus’ newer ultra-realistic O2 toys, like the Sam and Gary. I know some folks are squicked out by dildos that look like amputated penises but the Adam O2 isn’t that kind of dildo, in my opinion. It does only come in three flesh-tone colors, which I’m just kind of “meh” about. I’d love to see this dildo in bright, saturated colors. But most of Tantus’ O2 toys only come in flesh-tones. A few exceptions are the Cush, Flurry and Duchess – all of which are awesome, by the way.

This dildo fills me up a lot more than I expected. It feels bigger than 1.6″ in diameter to me. If you like length, the Adam O2 isn’t shabby there either at 7″ long. Size queens would probably consider this an average sized dildo but I think for most folks, the girth will be pretty satisfying. I feel a bit stretched but not like my vag is gonna burst at the seams. I don’t have to warm up for this dildo but I do have to take it slow as I’m starting out.

Like all Tantus products, the Adam O2 is of impeccable quality. The dual density construction consists of a firm inner core surround by a softer, squisher outer layer of silicone. This gives it a somewhat more realistic feel but I do have to say that Vixen’s Vixskin dual density silicone feels more real to me. Then again, it seems like there is some variation of how the O2 silicone feels from one dildo to the next. Either way, the O2 silicone rocks. I can’t imagine anyone being disappointed in this dildo, as long as this is the type of dildo you’re looking for. It’s a completely different kind of stimulation than say… the njoy Pure Wand so, don’t expect that level of G-spot stimulation. Where the Adam O2 really excels is in filling you up and it’s definitely a great dildo for thrusting.

It’s simple to keep this dildo clean. Soap and water will usually do the trick but if you’re sharing, you’ll want to sanitize it. This can be accomplished by boiling for a couple of minutes or washing it in a 10% bleach solution. It’s probably a good idea to stick with water-based lube but I have successfully used high quality silicone-based lube with Tantus’ products. If you want to try it, spot test on the base first and look for any damage to the surface of the toy.

Daffodildos!

The Adam O2 is not extreme in any way but it’s really good at what it does. If you don’t like intense G-spot stimulation then I think you’ll like this dildo. It has a slight curve and the head rubs my G-spot in a gentle way. And I have to say, it’s quite nice to have a variety of toys that can produce a range of sensations. Some days I might want squirt inducing G-spot stim and then other times, I like something that feels less intense. When I use the Adam O2 in tandem with a clit vibe, I do have blended orgasms and it feels great clenching around its girth.

I have nothing negative to say about the Adam O2 – seriously, nothing. If you forced me to complain about it, the only thing I could say is that I’d like different color choices. But if this is the kind of dildo you’re looking for, I think you’ll be very happy with it. It’s a dildo that you’ll love fucking yourself with and it’s certainly a welcome addition to my arsenal.

Tantus provided the Adam O2 in exchange for an unbiased review.

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Meet Alan, he’s related to Gary and he’s a pretty nice guy. There was quite the negative outpouring when Tantus released these dual density O2 toys. A lot of people just did not like the names. They said that toys shouldn’t be named after people or, they just didn’t like those particular names. It’s not like Tantus doesn’t’ already have other toys with the names of people¹. But for some reason, Alan and Gary didn’t sit well with a lot of folks. I found the outrage a little strange but hey, to each their own, I guess.

I’m not sure where the inspiration for Gary came from but Alan is a tribute to a real person – not molded from them, just named after them. When the Gary was launched I joked that I used to work with a guy I hated named Gary but I wouldn’t hold it against this dildo. And that’s true, Gary was an asshole but it doesn’t give me negative feels about the dildo.

Maybe they were given people names because they’re both extremely realistic dildos. Well actually Alan is a vibrating dildo with a cavity in the base to insert a bullet vibe. It is very realistically detailed and only comes in 3 flesh tone colors, which will squick some people out but maybe there are folks who prefer their dildos to look and feel as realistic as possible. Tantus did a great job of that with its appearance combined with the feel of the dual density O2 silicone.

What is Tantus’ O2 silicone? It starts with a firm, sturdy core of silicone covered in a plush, squishy outer layer of silicone. It creates a feeling that’s a little closer to real than Tantus’ standard firm silicone. They do make some O2 dildos that are stylized and not penis clones and then they also make some that look like they should be attached to someone. It’s all a matter of personal preference. I don’t mind either way, which is great because that expands the options available to me.

I prefer dildos in vibrant non-flesh-tone colors but the flesh tones don’t creep me out either. In other words, I’m just not that picky. I understand some folks are and that’s fine. So, if you don’t like dildos that very realistically look like penises then don’t get the Alan. I’d recommend something like the Cush, Flurry or, Duchess if you wanted an O2 toy.

I love that Tantus gave the Alan their new triangular base. Why triangular? Well, with many dildos that have a perfectly round base, they can twist one way or the other while I’m thrusting and then I don’t get maximum stimulation against my G-spot. With the triangle base, it’s easy to point the dildo in the right direction. I’ve heard the bases work well in harnesses too but sadly, I can’t yet vouch for this.

So, Alan isn’t just a dildo… it’s a vibrating dildo, which means you can stick a bullet vibe up into the base and enjoy it that way and I do sometimes. It comes with a basic bullet but as I always say, the We-Vibe Tango is like magic for Tantus’ vibrating dildos. If you don’t have one, I highly recommend it.

Alan also comes with the suction cup that fits up into the base, which is usually a separate purchase. I don’t often use my dildos suctioned to anything but the suction seems pretty strong, though the dildo does droop quite a bit.

OK so, how does Alan feel? Pretty much like a standard thrusting dildo. By that I mean, there are no crazy textures to upset your vag (if your vag is like mine) and there isn’t a really big prominent head or curve to target the G-spot. I prefer a shit ton of G-spot stim from my dildos so, I don’t want to say I’m bored with Alan but it’s just not my favorite kind of dildo. That said, some folks just wanna thrust with reckless abandon and don’t like fiddling with their G-spot. For them, the Alan will be perfect.

Alan is an average size² that isn’t going to impress size/girth fanatics but it’ll be a good ride for most people. It’s like, average penis sized. It doesn’t stretch me out and it’s slim enough that thrusting is smooth and easy. Even though I do adore very intense G-spot stim, sometimes it is nice to leisurely thrust a dildo while stimulating my clit with a vibe. This combo can bring me to orgasm but they’re usually not like the blended kind I get with G-spotting toys.

Alan is easy to care for, as are all Tantus’ dildos. Soap and water is usually all you’ll need. You can sanitize them by boiling for a few minutes (remove the bullet vibe first) or washing in a mild 10% bleach solution. Some folks say that you can put them in the dishwasher and technically you can but it’s not something I’d do. However, if you do then don’t use detergent. Water-based lube is recommended and is your safest choice. Hybrid lubes like Sliquid Silk are usually OK. Some silicone-based lubes can be used with no problem but keep in mind that not all are compatible with silicone toys.

The Tantus Alan is a nice dildo and I don’t care about the name. Those that do can rename it whatever they want. If you’re searching for something that looks and feels realistic, that pretty much leaves your G-spot alone, then I think you’ll like Alan. You can always add the bullet vibe when you want to shake things up a bit.

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Duke, Silk Small, Warm Up

** The Tantus Warm-up has been discontinued **

It’s like a dildo, only smaller. Seriously, this thing is downright diminutive. When the package arrived at my doorstep I swore SheVibe must have sent the wrong product. Wondering what in the world they could have sent instead of what I requested, I cut open the box and peered in at it. That was it alright.

I guess my half-functioning brain didn’t comprehend the measurements (plus the name should have been a clue) so, I was really caught off guard when I saw the size of the Tantus Warm Up in person. But small does not automatically mean bad. It has its uses. Will it please everyone? Of course not but no sex toy can. That’s why it’s nice that Tantus makes toys the size of the Warm Up all the way up to the beastly Hoss. They truly have something for everyone.

There are a couple of things to love about this cute little guy.  First, the price… under $30.  And Tantus’ somewhat new triangular base.  What’s the big deal about a triangular base?  Well, I have often gotten frustrated with dildos twisting while I’m thrusting with them.  Then the head misses the mark and you have to reorient and start over.  I thought it would be cool to have some kind of irregular shape, rather than round, that would allow you to keep the dildo pointed in the right direction.  And what do ya know?  Tantus did it with a triangle.  Perfect.  Just keep the point, pointed up.  I’ve also heard that the triangular base works really well in harnesses but I can’t speak to that directly.  I’ll explain why.

The triangular base is so simple yet, so smart.

When I saw how small it is, I knew it wasn’t something that I’d be really thrilled about using. I’m not a size queen by any means but the Warm Up is really too small for me, vaginally anyway. Then I started thinking… I had just been sent the Black Widow Harness from Tantus and was preparing to try pegging for the first time in the near future (if I could build up my nerve). Maybe the Warm Up would be good for that I thought, even though I had purchased the Silk Small to start out with. Then dizzyguy saw the Warm Up and he asked if it was the one we were going to use for pegging. He seemed confident that he could handle the Warm Up, even though he doesn’t often engage in anal play.

Well, I’m sorry to report that I’ve chickened out of trying pegging. I’m so frustrated with myself. It was something I REALLY thought I wanted to try and dizzyguy was always kind of on the fence about it. Then one day he said, “Sure, let’s try it.” Exuberantly, I requested the Black Widow Harness from Tantus and eagerly awaited its arrival. The ring that came with it was too big so I ordered the ring set. And now, I had everything I needed to fulfill this fantasy I thought I had.

Then, I don’t know what happened. Performance anxiety? Fear of being awful at it? Concern for hurting him? Maybe I’m afraid of looking dumb. Whatever the reason, I totally lost my nerve and suffice to say, Tantus is still awaiting my review of the Black Widow Harness. I’ve sincerely apologized for not being able to fulfill my promise.

I haven’t given up though. I’m hoping there will be that one day I throw caution to the wind and pop our pegging cherry. It could happen. The planets just need to be aligned perfectly, I think. And if/when it does happen, we’ll have the perfect dildo to play with.

So, coming of off that tangent, I can say that the Warm Up would be good for folks who need something small for vaginal use and I think it would be a reasonable size for newbie peggers. To test this out, I stuck it in my own ass, even though I haven’t felt much urge to stick things in my butt lately, but I had to do it for science. And ya know what? It was a nice easy fit and I’m an anal novice. I feel like if I can handle a butt thing then most people can probably handle that butt thing. My butt is nothing special. So, I definitely think the Warm Up has its place in one’s toy box. It’s just not going to do anything spectacular for my vagina but that’s OK. Tantus makes plenty of other toys that can do that.

SheVibe provided the Tantus Warm Up in exchange for an unbiased review.

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Much like its royal counterpart The Duke, Tantus’ The Duchess barges its way into my vagina like it owns the place. And once inside, it completely fills the room with its presence. The Duchess dominates my vagina and knows it.

It’s a bit of a challenge to get The Duchess into my vagina, especially when I haven’t warmed up with something smaller first. Once in there, I am full to overflowing with thick squishy silicone goodness. It is such a tight fit, however, that it’s actually difficult for me to thrust with. All I can manage is a very short in-and-out stroke. But believe me, that’s enough to get my juices flowing. When I pair this dildo with a clit vibe, the orgasms are intense. Clenching around it as I orgasm feels incredible.

That bulbous head is bulbous for a reason and to my delight, it does give me some great G-spot stimulation. It’s not as intense a sensation as you would get with the Pure Wand but that’s to be expected because it’s solid stainless steel and the The Duchess is made of Tantus’ wonderfully squishy O2 silicone.

So, how does it compare to The Duke? Well the silicone is different for starters. The Duke is made of very firm silicone with hardly any squish at all whereas, The Duchess’ dual density O2 silicone provides a bit of a softer feel. I think insertion might actually be a little easier than with The Duke because of the softer silicone. But The Duchess isn’t a sad floppy dildo by any means. The dual density silicone means that there is an inner core of firm silicone surrounded by a layer of softer silicone. So despite its soft exterior, it still proudly stands at attention.

Right now, The Duchess is Tantus’ only O2 vibrating dildo but that’ll change very soon (teaser). It does come with a basic, battery operated bullet vibe that will do in a pinch but as I always say when I’m talking about Tantus’ vibrating dildos… get yourself a We-Vibe Tango. It’s much more powerful and rumbly than the included bullet vibe. It’s like the Tango and Tantus’ vibrating dildos were just meant to go together – like Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire. The deep rumbly vibrations of the Tango travel through the O2 silicone fairly well and much better than the included bullet vibe.

You care for The Duchess like any other silicone dildo and for more on that go here. Water-based lube is recommended.

The Duchess comes in two color choices – Ice and Candy. It’s 6.5″ long (insertable) and 1.8″ in diameter at the thickest point, which is that massive head. This dildo is harness compatible and safe for anal use. There is also a suction cup available that works with Tantus’ vibrating dildos.

I really do love The Duchess… maybe a smidgen more than The Duke, just for the fact that it’s a bit easier for me to manage with the softer silicone. Admittedly, it’s not a dildo I’ll reach for all the time because it’s quite a stretch for me¹ but when I am in that mood, The Duchess doesn’t let me down. When I use it along with a clit vibe, the orgasms come on fast and strong and in that moment I can really appreciate that imposing girth.

Tantus provided The Duchess in exchange for an unbiased review.

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** Sadly, Tantus has discontinued the G-Spot but I have a little secret for you. If you don’t mind the color black, you can still get this vibrating dildo only now, it’s called the P-Spot. **

I think Tantus’ G-Spot vibrating dildo is one of their most underrated toys. You don’t hear much about it and honestly, it didn’t really catch my attention but I’m so glad they sent it to me. I can get some pretty great G-spot stimulation with the G-Spot (That’s not confusing at all, is it?). It’s not as intense as say, the Pure Wand but it’s definitely a pleasurable experience.

At 7” long, I can’t take its entire length but that’s OK because I don’t have to in order to hit my G-spot. But the length is nice because we’re all built differently and you might need to reach back farther to hit your G-spot. It’s got some nice girth (1.7” in diameter) to it as well but it’s not at the bulbous head. The thickest part is about halfway down from the head and that provides a nice full sensation right at my vaginal opening. The silicone is somewhat flexible but it’s still firm enough to apply some moderate pressure to the G-spot.

I mentioned that the G-Spot was a vibrating dildo – what that means is, it has the option to vibrate via a bullet vibe inserted into the cavity in the base. It does come with a basic bullet vibe but take my advice, get yourself a We-Vibe Tango to use with this toy. The Tango is perfect for all of Tantus’ vibrating dildos. And I’ll give you a little tip: put some lube on the vibe before you insert it into the cavity and it will come out a lot easier. The silicone transfers the vibration of the We-Vibe Tango beautifully. Honestly, I’ve never tried using it with the included bullet vibe because the Tango is really where it’s at.

The G-Spot has what I’d call a satin finish. It’s not glossy but it’s not matte either. There is a bit of drag but lube is your friend. I recommend a gentle water-based lube like Good Clean Love Almost Naked or Sliquid H2O. You might not want to use a silicone-based lube with the G-Spot because sometimes, using it on silicone toys can damage the finish of the toy – sometimes but not always so, if you really want to try a silicone-based lube, I suggest doing a spot test on the bottom of the base.

Of course the G-Spot is nonporous and body-safe. It wouldn’t be on this blog otherwise and that’s the only kind of toys Tantus makes. They’re a company you can trust because making safe toys is at the heart of their mission.

To clean the G-Spot (…the toy, not the erogenous zone. That one doesn’t need to be cleaned.) you can simply wash it in soap and water or use a toy cleaner. Since it’s pure silicone it can be boiled but remember to take the bullet vibe out of it first. You can also sanitize it in a 10% bleach solution. You’ll want to sanitize it if you’re sharing it with someone else or using it anally, which is safe to do because of its flared base.

You can use the G-Spot with a harness but not with the Tango in it because it sticks out too much. I do think it would be possible to use it in a harness with the included bullet vibe but I haven’t tried it. I’ve yet to build my confidence to try pegging. Wouldn’t it figure? Dizzyguy opens up to the idea of trying it, Tantus sends me the gorgeous Black Widow harness to review and I lose my nerve. I swear it will happen someday though and when it finally does, you know I’ll tell you all about it.

Tantus also has a suction cup that can be used with their vibrating dildos but I’ve never tried it so, I can’t tell you if it’s awesome or not.

The G-Spot used to be available in pink but now you can only get it in purple. That’s OK though because it’s a really pretty iridescence purple.

So there you have it, the unassuming G-Spot is one of my favorite Tantus toys. I don’t think I would have ever chosen it myself but Tantus is smarter than I am and chose it for me. They’re cool like that, kind of like vagina psychics or maybe vagina whisperers. If rigid G-spot toys are too intense for you or you can’t use curved dildos like the Pure Wand then I think the G-Spot would be a perfect choice. And even if you don’t have those issues, I think you’ll like it just because it does deliver some delightful yet milder G-spot stimulation.

Tantus provided the G-Spot in exchange for an unbiased review.

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I have a confession to make. I’ve never actually seen an uncircumcised penis in the wild, only on the internet. I suppose as an American, that’s not so unusual. But that didn’t suppress my excitement when I was one of the first to get my hands on one of Tantus’ new Uncut dildos. I know I’m not the only one excited about them. Tantus unveiled them at ANME in January and Twitter was all a buzz. Apparently, there are some folks who have been feeling left out due to the scarcity of uncut dildos in the marketplace and that totally makes sense. It kind of makes you wonder why it took so long to create some¹. Well, Tantus finally did and I think they’ve done a pretty fine job of it.

The dildo that I received is the Uncut #2 and it’s a sample. It was just sheer luck that it ended up in my possession. These dildos aren’t even available yet but I’ve heard that they should be next month. There will also be an Uncut #1, which is larger, with a more bulbous head and less exposed glans.

The very first thing I noticed when I got it out of the box and started squeezing it, was how squishy the head and foreskin area is compared to the shaft. This squishy silicone felt familiar and I knew immediately that Tantus had used their O2 silicone. It feels a lot like the Flurry and Cush, maybe even a little softer but I could be imagining things. It is pliable but not as much as Vixskin dildos. The shaft is quite a bit firmer with some flexibility but not so much that it would droop in a harness.

Uncut #2 in the wild.

Tantus was going for a totally realistic look with this dildo and quite honestly, due to my lack of experience with the real thing, I might not be the best judge of how close they came to cloning an uncut cock. It does have veins and slight creases and the surface has a subtle texture to it that resembles real skin.

The Uncut #2 feels more real and natural than say, something like the Tantus Vamp. When the uncircumcised head penetrates me, I do notice a subtle difference from dildos with prominent, exposed glans. I’d say using the Uncut #2 is a relaxing and leisurely experience. It doesn’t give me super intense stimulation of any kind but it is nice to thrust with while using a vibrator on my clit. It doesn’t give me blended orgasms because there’s not enough G-spot stimulation for that but thrusting with it as I’m having an orgasm feels great. I do crave a little more girth than what the Uncut #2 has to offer so, I think the Uncut #1 would give me more of what I’m looking for. But the size² of this dildo is going to be great for those who need something smaller.

You can care for this dildo just like any other silicone dildo and for more on that go here. Water-based lube is recommended. A high quality silicone-based lube, like Sliquid Silver, may be compatible but you should always do a spot test on the base because some silicone-based lube can damage some silicone sex toys. The Uncut dildos are going to be available in three colors – mocha, cocoa and cream.

There has been a real need for dildos with foreskins and leave it to Tantus to fulfill it. I can’t tell you if it feels similar to a flesh and blood, uncircumcised penis since I’ve never felt one up³ but it does feel different from other dildos I’ve used. Of course, the foreskin is not retractable and I’m sure when someone can figure out how to pull that off, it’ll be a big hit. But I think it’s nice to finally have something that represents what the majority of penises in the world look⁴ like.

You can’t buy the Tantus Uncut dildos yet but keep checking this post because I’ll update it with a link to where you can purchase them when they are available.

Update: The Tantus Uncut dildos are now available at PeepShow Toys for just $79 –  both sizes! Use code DIZZY for 10% off that and get free shipping on orders over $70!

PeepShow Toys provided the Tantus Uncut #1 in exchange for an unbiased review.

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