The thinny minnie is a pretty straightforward toy- it has a bent, flat head for g-spot stimulation, and it also has a nice wide base that makes it comparable with a harness, which would also make it safe to use for anal, although I've only tried it for g-spot stimulation so far.

I'd like to say that this worked well as a g-spot toy, but sadly, it didn't quite live up to my standards (more on that later).

The one thing I really like about this toy is that it's made out of silicone, which has a safety rating of ten on the EF materials scale. Although, that's where my happiness ends with this toy. The silicone this toy is made out of has an incredible amount of drag, and in order to use it, I had to use quite a bit of lube just to get it in me. It doesn't have any smell to it, and it doesn't have any taste, which is good, but not enough to make up for the drag of the silicone.

The only texture to this toy is the ridge at the bottom of the head, which was a little nice, but not quite enough and had the tendency to get stuck on my pelvic bone (ouch!).

The big thing that turned me off of this toy was just how wobbly it is. It's nearly impossible to keep it against my g-spot, which is absolutely frustrating. The material isn't too soft, but it's way too pliable to actually use.

Another thing I'd like to add, this toy collects hair just as much as my jelly toys, which I was pretty disappointed in. It also collects dust and pretty much any kind of debris you have on your floor if you accidentally drop it. Maybe it could second as a lint roller.

The whole reason I got this toy in the first place was because of its shape. The head looked like it would be just perfect for my anatomy and I absolutely loved the fact that it's harness compatible. Unfortunately, this toy just wasn't nearly firm enough to help me find my g-spot, and eventually, I just gave up. It's not very thick and it's not too long, but it's long enough so you could use all of its length if you really wanted to. Since its not all that thick, I would just suggest this to a beginner rather than somebody more experienced.
Although it's not shaped like a penis, it's not shaped like anything else, so I don't think I'd recommend it for travel, especially since it has the brand name around the base. Since it's kinda on the small size, it'd be easy to hide in a sock or the back of a drawer.

The best thing about this toy is its material, and even that isn't the best since it collects so much hair and dust. Silicone is body safe and can be easily sanitized so that you can use it with a partner. It does have a base, after all.

Speaking of the base, it is a very wide base, which I was glad to see since some of my toys have very small, weak bases. This toy, however, has a wide, firm base, which is absolutely wonderful. I haven't yet used it in my harness yet, but I don't think I plan to since the head is a little flat and might be bothersome if you're new to anal.

Silicone is very easy to clean. You can wash it with soap and water, you can wash it with toy cleaner, you can put it on the top rack of your dishwasher, and best of all, you can sanitize it by boiling it for a few minutes, which makes it completely safe for partner play. It's non-porous so you don't have to worry about it gathering bacteria like jelly.

I keep the thinny minnie in its packaging since I don't have to worry about roommates, although a great place to keep it would be in a locked box or maybe in a drawer.

Sadly, silicone toys don't work with silicone lubes since the lube will ruin the toy. However, it will work with natural and water based lubes. You should also keep silicone toys separate from your other toys since they can merge with the toy and it will be ruined.

The packaging for this toy was pretty boring, but it wasn't too discreet since it lists how you can use the toy and the plastic clamshell case is shaped like the toy. There were no specific instructions, but this toy is pretty straightforward. It's easily recycled, which is definitely a plus. Since this toys packaging isn't discreet I wouldn't recommend using it as a gift box.