The Love Rider G-Caress is a harness compatible G-spot dildo. The large suction cup base makes it easy to use for solo or partner play. Being that it's a G-spot dildo, it's meant for women but I suppose it could be used to stimulate the P-spot as well. The base is large enough to make anal play safe, and the silicone material is soft enough where you shouldn't have to worry about an injured cervix.

The G-Caress is made of bright pink silicone and does not have a taste or smell. The dildo has a flared base and is harness compatible, which I love. The G-caress is definitely not a realistic toy between the shape and the color. It is silky to the touch and corn starching it to prevent dust bunnies only adds to the silkiness. The toy is fairly firm, which makes sense since it's a G-spot toy, but still has some give to it.



As you can see in the picture, the head of the dildo has 13 bumps which stimulate the G-spot nicely. Personally, I like the contrast of the texture of the head of the dildo versus the smoothness of the shaft. I have had dildos that are bumpy on the shaft of well and the texture was a little overwhelming. The texture isn't extreme, but I suppose it could be a bit much if someone is very sensitive to texture. Given the mildness of the texture and the mid-line size, I would say this toy is beginner appropriate.

Like most G-spot dildos, the head of the Love Rider G-Caress is curved upward so as to better reach the G-spot. Below I have paired it with the Tantus Acute and Tantus Silk Large to give a frame of reference for size. As you can see, the G-Caress is curved in a similar fashion to the Acute but has a straighter shaft and is more in line with the Silk Large for girth.



The G-Caress is 6.5 inches in total length with an insertable length of 6 inches. It is 1.25 inches wide and 4.75 inches around. The girth is about average for dildos, but seems a bit big given the girth plus the angle of the toy. Even then, it's still within the norm as far as dildos go and should be a good fit for most users.



The toy is not at all realistic between the color, shape, and texture. I suppose it is suitable for transport as long as your bags aren't getting searched. It definitely looks like a dildo, so baggage check at the airport would have the potential of being entertaining or embarrassing, given your outlook on life. It isn't metal, so at least it won't set off a metal detector. Honestly, I like the look of the G-Caress, it's definitely a unique looking toy.

I like that this toy has such a large suction cup. I read in one of the reviews that they thought the cup was small and didn't stick to anything, but I can say definitively that it's a decent size and does its job. I did my "stick it to the mirror before my shower" test and even after almost an hour in the shower and even more time doing makeup and what not, it showed no signs of budging. This toy is definitely safe for anal play, but I am not sure how the bumps on the head would feel. Maybe I will find out for the follow-up, but as of right now, that's a little more anal adventure than I am up for.







As you can see, the dildo is definitely harness compatible. The suction cup is very sturdy and holds the cup in the o-ring of my harness nicely. It's a bit heavier than I am used to and I wasn't thinking ahead, so putting it in the harness while wearing the harness was interesting. It was a tight fit, but wasn't too hard to put it in place. I found that I tightened the harness a little more than with some of my other dildos since it's not a light dildo, but once I compensated for that, it stayed in place well. I think the look of the dildo makes it a little silly looking, in my eyes, but it's cute and unique looking, so I'm happy.

The Love Rider G-Caress is 100% silicone, which makes care a breeze. Antibacterial soap and water or antibacterial wipes will do the trick. If you have privacy at home, you could boil water or pop it in the dishwasher, but it's not necessary. Don't use silicone lubes or you will damage the toy. Storing the toy is also easy, I keep it with the rest of my nonporous toys and haven't had an issue with any of the toys getting damaged.

The box is white with bold lettering and a picture of the dildo on it. It tells you how wonderful the toy is in various languages and makes sure that you know it is truly 100% silicone. It doesn't really have instructions, but what instructions do you need for a dildo? I suppose you could use the box for storage, but it's kind of bulky so I just recycled it.