After twilight, this dildo rises from its slumber to its full 6 3/4" inch height. Its appearance shimmers like pearly moonlight, and its body is covered in subtle, delicious veins. It even has a slight perfume to it that is barely noticeable unless you stick your nose to it. When I first bought my toy, I was quite surprised at its size. This toy is made out of silicone which, although has some give to it, is not as squishy as I assumed. This makes the toy feel a lot bigger than it appears. The toy is sturdy enough to thrust hard against the g-spot or when using a harness. As with silicone toys, do not use silicone lube on them as it will do to them what holy water does to vampires. It ain't pretty!

One design feature that might concern some is the prominent head. When used with my anatomy, I found the ridge to forcefully catch on my pubic bone and pop in and out of me. It needs some getting used to, but it's essentially a mixed blessing as with time I was able to use that same head to give myself incredible g-spot stimulation. I recommend for those who believe this might catch on their public bone to use short, quick thrusts with this toy. Other than the head, this toy is pretty realistic in detail. Its girth measures at 1 1/2" inches but feels quite nice with its textured veins.

The only strange thing that happened to me with this toy is that after quickly stashing it in a sock drawer (yes, I know), it picked up a quarter-sized mysterious purple stain that did not wash off. It eventually went away, but I just felt I needed to mention this. In general, clean-up is as easy as soap and water or using toy cleaner. Also, keep this toy away from said sock drawers as it is a major lint magnet. Maybe you can use it to collect lint!

One awesome way I enjoyed this toy's texture was to grab the base and spin it repeatedly as I clenched down. The veins scattered on this toy rubbed me the right way. Quickly throwing the vamp into the freezer makes for an icy/hot encounter. The same can be done with hot water since it's silicone, which holds temperatures quite well.