O2 Cush is a large sized, realistic dildo with a flared base, making it suitable for vaginal play, anal play, handheld use, and strap-on use. The most unique aspects are the dual density silicone and a ridge, which are both aspects that can greatly enhance stimulation.

For roommate living, Cush is a relatively safe choice given that dildos make no buzzing noise- just be sure to have a good hiding place, as the phallic shape and glans-like ridge make it quite obvious what this is for.

Cush works great in both solo and couple play. The squishy outer layer of silicone prevents bruising while thrusting both vaginally and anally, while the flared base adds versatility which renders it both strap-on and anal friendly.

The glans-like head provides both a realistic feel and extra oomph on the end for both G-spot and P-spot stimulation.

Beginners, beware. Cush would not make a great first toy for an individual or a couple. The 5 1/2" girth and 6 3/4" length would not qualify as non-threatening for anyone.

Cush consists of an inner layer of rigid silicone (colored hot pink, true to the photo, in the case of mine) and an outer layer of plushy, translucent silicone, which gives it a realistic feel. There is the most give at the the top and the least give at the bottom, with the soft outer layer tapering in thickness down the shaft.

The base can be bent all the way around to the tip, but not on it's own and not easily. All around, the silicone of the dildo is relatively smooth, with the feature texturing being a glans-like head and a second glans-like ridge.

Silicone is a 10 on the Eden material safety scale, making this dildo the safest around. It is food grade, hypoallergenic, latex-free, nonporous and phthalate free. All of which means is that the likelihood of the toy having a negative reaction with your body is essentially very low. It's easy to disinfect by either boiling for 3 minutes or soaking in a 10% bleach solution.

The surface of the dildo, being as plushy as it is, has a great deal of drag to it, which can make it feel larger than it is when inserted without a fair amount of lubrication. I'd recommend only using a water-based lubricant with this toy, especially because the drag and girth combined could lead to difficult insertion otherwise.

The flat base makes the O2 easy to ride. The design is obviously a dildo due to the shape, especially with the head looking like a glans. This makes for potentially embarrassing incidents if left out, or used while traveling.

With the measuring tape resting on the tip and curving to meet them, the first ridge is about 2.5" down the shaft, with the second being 5" down the shaft. The soft silicone layer runs about 1/2" deep.

As mentioned earlier, Cush is definitely on the large and girthy side. It's probably too girthy for the average user.

The dimensions are as follows:

Length: 7"
Insertable length: 6 3/4"
Diameter: 1.75"

Base Diameter: 2.5"
Base Thickness: 5/8"

Angle: None.

It should be noted that Cush is a straight dildo, so those with deeper g-spots requirering lots of pressure, won't find Cush satisfying for that purpose.

The toy has a semi-realistic design, given that it has a glans like head and dual density silicone that mimics the feeling of an erect penis. Cush's ridge and available colors keep it only semi-realistic, though.

The ridge adds an interesting type of stimulation while thrusting; the feeling of being entered while already being full.

For both vaginal and anal thrusting, Cush works great with its straight design. The flared base makes Cush useful for double penetration in either orifice. It's great to ride, even without a suction cup base.
Cush is a very full feeling dildo, and the dual density silicone has both an interesting feel to it and serves as great bruising protection. The only potentially negative aspect I can foresee is painful insertion due to either the girth or the drag, though this can be easily remedied by using a water-based lube.

Silicone is easy to disinfect, and even with the ridges, clean up is a breeze. The softness of the outer silicone makes O2 a lint magnet and thus difficult to store.

Always disinfect between uses and partners to prevent lingering germs. This toy can be disinfected with a 10% bleach solution or by boiling for 3 minutes.

Storage is somewhat difficult given that it does not come with its own storage bag and storing it near anything fabric risks lint pick up. Storing in contact with other toys runs the risk of the silicone reacting with other materials and breaking down. I'd recommend storing it in the plastic box it came in since it fits the toy, then storing it in a more discreet place if need be.

O2 Cush comes in a clear plastic box that displays the product very obviously. On it, the word "Silicone" is in large, red, letters, with the the words "The best soft toys for adults" in smaller letters. There weren't really any user instructions included within the package, which is okay given that the use of a dildo doesn't require knowledge of any buttons or settings.

The package is just slightly larger than Cush, so it would make decent storage for those with limited space. For gift giving, it depends on the recipient and occasion, given that it's not exactly elegant.

I highly recommend using lots of water-based lube with this bad boy, even when using it vaginally. Even when very, very wet, the high drag and large size tended to work together to make for a difficult initial insertion, but add lube, and it's a smooth ride through and through.

As a size queen, I found O2 Cush to be wonderfully accommodating to my needs of both length and girth. Using it exclusively for masturbation, thrusting was both pleasurable and comfortable, with riding adding additional exhilaration.

Riding was my favorite way to use this toy, as I've never had a toy I could do that with before and the dual density made for a great surface to contract around.

If (God forbid) my Cush broke, I'd be out to get a replacement fast. I'd recommend this gem to any fan of big, not-so-hard toys.