I've heard nothing but good about Tantus but had never actually tried anything of theirs before so I decided to figure out what the hype was all about. I was not disappointed.

This toy is designed for anal insertion. You can use it for other things (with proper sanitation if switching!) but the flared base and the gradual increase in size make it absolutely ideal for anal use. Bronco is nicely-sized. It wouldn't be the first thing that I ever shoved in my ass in my entire life but the end is narrow enough that with proper lube it isn't bad for those who are still somewhat new to anal play. The narrow neck makes it easier to keep in for longer periods of time and through orgasm. I'm certain that I'm not alone when it comes to shooting toys out like missiles at times.

Bronco is 100% soft and flexible silicone. You can move it around quite a bit, which is great to help with insertion. It does not feel quite as large as it actually looks as a result of the squishiness. In spite of this, it doesn't flop around. The surface of Bronco is very smooth, adding no extra texture. It's delightfully soft and once lubed up it should have little problem sliding in.

Silicone is one of the greatest materials for sex toys. Its non-porous nature keeps bacteria and other general ickiness from hiding in the toy and it can be sterilized in a variety of different ways. This also makes it possible for sharing between partners without a condom if sterilized. If it isn't sterilized then a condom is necessary for sharing.

This looks like a butt plug. I think a lot of people know what they look like but I could be wrong. If you're looking for something that people won't recognize this may not be the ideal toy unless they are rather clueless.

Butt plugs are made a certain way because people have found that they work. As I previously mentioned, the narrow neck allows for the toy to easily and comfortably stay in place. The flared base keeps the toy from getting lost and therefore saves embarrassing ER visits.

You could travel with this as long as you don't mind some random stranger potentially seeing that you have a butt plug in your bag. It won't draw any major attention with its lack of wires and it won't potentially turn on, making an awkward and embarrassing scene.

At its widest point this toy has a 5 1/2" circumference. It is a bit large but as I said above, its squishiness makes it feel notably smaller. The neck is a more comfortably sized 4" around. At the very tippy top the toy measures less than 3" in circumference. From the top of the toy to the bottom of the base it is about 5 1/2" and the base is around 1/2" thick, making for a 5" insertable length.

This toy performs nicely. As I did say above, I do not launch it across the room or anything, which always wins brownie points in my book when it comes to anal toys. I do find that the widest point is sometimes rather intense but lube and time generally makes for much easier insertion on those occasions.

I'm pretty new to the world of dedicated anal toys so I cannot call myself some sort of super-expert though. However, I do feel that the base could have been designed a bit differently. It seems too square to me. I haven't worn it for long-term use at this time but I think I would want something with a bit different neck and/or base. This base just doesn't seem that great if you have to actually sit on it. It's just off somehow.

Bronco is unbelievably easy to clean up. It can be boiled, put in the dishwasher, wiped down with a 10% bleach solution, or just washed down with soap and/or toy cleaner. There's no places to really take any extra care or caution when cleaning, no hidden crevices or anything like that.

Storage is just as easy. You could keep it in the package it comes in, put it in a zip lock bag, or keep it in your toy box away from any jelly toys that you may own since the reaction between the two toys over time can cause melting.

Lubes should not be silicone-based either. They can react badly together.

The toy was packaged inside of a clamshell which was inside of a plastic box. It is on the wasteful end of the packaging spectrum but it can be recycled.

The box explains how great silicone is and has information in English, Dutch, French, and Spanish.