This is an all right toy for G-spot stimulation, and even for P-spot stimulation. It is a good strap on dildo, even though it doesn't have testicles. It's easy to use handheld and it's best for women. There's no occasion- it can be used anytime, anywhere. It's flared enough on the end to be used anally if preferred, and it shouldn't hurt a more advanced user much because it isn't a very large dildo. An anal beginner could try it too.

The medical grade silicone that it's made of is the perfect material on the market today. Tantus is a top brand, and this dildo will last for years to come. It can be used with virtually any lube (just not silicone, because silicone on silicone will deteriorate your sex toy) and anywhere, including the shower/bath. It has no smell or taste, and is non-porous so it will not harbour bacteria. It's pretty realistic except it doesn't have balls, and it's of good size at 6 inches, with 5 inches being insertable. There's no texture, and it's very smooth, though the material will collect lint (which is super annoying). It's a bit plushy, but mostly firm. It can be bent, and is flexible. It's great for any and all users.

The design is very ergonomic, and realistic in its own way while still being smooth and qualifying for the Tantus toy description. I didn't think it was a big enough dildo for me, and grew bored of it over a year's time, but I think it's a great anal dildo for beginners and advanced users alike, and it has a good realistic size. It's a great fit for average users and a great first dildo. It's not discreet in that it's obviously a dildo, but it's great for travel and is fairly light.

I think, as said, it's a great beginner's toy and a great anal toy. It's great for strap-on use and it is smooth and firm. It works with virtually all lubes, but it's still too small for me and it does not vibrate. It just didn't work for me. Harness compatibility was great with a smaller o-ring, but it won't fit bigger harness o-rings.

It's easy to clean a silicone toy - you simply wash it with anti-bacterial soap and water and rinse it off. Drying it can be difficult, as lint from a towel might stick to it. I pat mine down with a paper towel or white towelette and put them in separate plastic bags. Silicone toys collect lint like crazy. The good part is they are not bacteria-harbourers, so they won't give you an UTI.