YES, I have read the reviews but I'd still like to hear more about this.

What is the difference between the O2 line, the Vixskin line and Happy Valley?

The current dildos that I own are Tantus Goliath, Sedeux Flare (I think - it came with our harness) and a Pipedream Fetish Fantasy one. Oh - and T-Rex which is too big for me.

I think the O2 Revolution is on its way to me (I hope) - as a gift but I would like to find a couple of others to add to our collection.

We haven't yet used Goliath because he came today - but I LOVE the veins on him and think I'll enjoy that because I like texture in my vibrators.

But I'm trying to understand what makes each company unique as they each have one or more that I want to try and I pretty much only have the points for two at most. less

I'm not sure if you're asking for the difference between the dual-density dildos or between dual-density and regular, so I'll try to answer both.

The dual-density dildos have a very soft, plush outer layer with a firmer density core. The head itself is typically made entirely of the softer silicone. The combination has the effect of closely simulating the feel of a real penis. The soft outer layer also means they feel slightly smaller than a regular silicone dildo of the same size. Of the three you mention, Vixskin is the only one with special storage instructions.

I think the differences are pretty minor for each of the dual density dildo companies. I assume you've seen it, but Antipova does a nice video explaining some of the differences.

My impressions:

O2 overall is the firmest, or at least has the firmest core. Subjectively, they also have the least drag of the three. Least realistic in appearance. We own the Flurry and Adam. The O2 in general tend to be fairly large sized dildos.

Vixskin is probably the softest of the three to me and has the most drag, although I'm not sure if it's because of the realistic veining. By far the most realistic looking. There is a wide range of Vixskin dildos in terms of size ranging from small to 'oh mah gawd.' We currently only own Goodfella but that's because we are so happy with it. I'm sure I will eventually buy more.

Lucky by Happy Valley is in the middle for me in terms of softness/firmness and drag. It is also in the middle in terms of realism. I think it's the only one offered on EF and it's fairly large in size.

Feel free to message me if you have a specific question. And honestly, you won't go wrong with any of them. less

This is exactly the type of information that I was looking for.

I'm so confused on what to try. As I said, hopefully, the O2 Revolution is on its way to me. For those who don't know - when you reach 100 reviews, Eden gifts you with a ONE item of your choice up to $150. You give them a list of your choices and it goes from there. The Revolution was my first choice.

Last night we used the Tantus Goliath and I am shocked (although I shouldn't be I guess) at how a dildo feels compared to a vibrator. I can take 1 3/4" vibrator with almost no problem at all - maybe have to work up to it a little bit if its been a bit since our last playtime.

But a dildo? WOW. Very firm - I didn't realize just how "hard" they could be.

Anyway - I'm toying between getting a Vixskin or perhaps a smaller O2 that is non-realistic or one of the Happy Valley toys. I love their silver color and they look so neat.

I think the hard part is that there is one from each line that interests me and I can only afford two right now. I keep leaning towards the Happy Valley Big Boy though so maybe that is one of the two I should get.

I keep wanting Vixskin because people rave about how good it is - but the last two times I went with the crowd on toys - I wound up disappointed. So I'm really trying to slow myself down and find things that will work with my body. less

Like others have said... it depends. (Not very helpful, right? lol) I have both the Goodfella and the Mustang (both VixSkin toys). I also have the Tantus Boss (same as VIP) which is not dual density, but rather VERY solid, firm Tantus silicone.

The differences as far as use - the Boss feels much bigger since it has no squish. It also gives more direct, firm g-spot stimulation. The VixSkin toys give less firm, less direct g-spot stimulation. I use both for thrusting, but because the VixSkin is less firm, and the stimulation less intense, it takes me longer to reach orgasm than with the very firm, direct stimulation of the Boss. That means my arm may be more likely to get tired when using the VixSkin, but it also means my orgasm is often a bit more intense/longer.

Another difference in use is that I can keep playing longer with the VixSkin toys, over the solid Boss because they are less likely to make me sore. I can keep going and have several orgasms with the VixSkin, where I have to be more careful with the Boss because it seems to be a bit harder on my body. The VixSkin is, first and foremost, comfortable. I could use it for hours everyday and not get sore.

That doesn't mean that the VixSkin is necessarily the better toy, or even my preferred toy. It depends on exactly what I want that particular time. The Boss is still one of my absolute favorite g-spot dildos, I just have to know what I'm looking for out of the experience, and I have to use each toy a little differently. less

I'm not sure if you're asking for the difference between the dual-density dildos or between dual-density and regular, so I'll try to answer both.

The dual-density dildos have a very soft, plush outer layer with a firmer density core. The head itself is typically made entirely of the softer silicone. The combination has the effect of closely simulating the feel of a real penis. The soft outer layer also means they feel slightly smaller than a regular silicone dildo of the same size. Of the three you mention, Vixskin is the only one with special storage instructions.

I think the differences are pretty minor for each of the dual density dildo companies. I assume you've seen it, but Antipova does a nice video explaining some of the differences.

My impressions:

O2 overall is the firmest, or at least has the firmest core. Subjectively, they also have the least drag of the three. Least realistic in appearance. We own the Flurry and Adam. The O2 in general tend to be fairly large sized dildos.

Vixskin is probably the softest of the three to me and has the most drag, although I'm not sure if it's because of the realistic veining. By far the most realistic looking. There is a wide range of Vixskin dildos in terms of size ranging from small to 'oh mah gawd.' We currently only own Goodfella but that's because we are so happy with it. I'm sure I will eventually buy more.

Lucky by Happy Valley is in the middle for me in terms of softness/firmness and drag. It is also in the middle in terms of realism. I think it's the only one offered on EF and it's fairly large in size.

Feel free to message me if you have a specific question. And honestly, you won't go wrong with any of them. less

I received both the O2 Cush and the Happy Valley Big Boy today (still waiting to see what my gift will be for hitting 100 reviews) - and I must say that I finally get it about what the O2 is like.

I have mixed feelings about it - only tried it once so far (and I'm getting the O2 Flurry to review next week).

Now to think about whether or not to get a Vixskin - and which one! less

Hi there! I don't have the dual density toys to be able to make a comparison, but I found Antipova's video comparison helpful, and just wanted to share! less