The Whipspider Tentacle lives up to the claims of being an excellent g-spot dildo, I'll testify to that. I don't think I've ever had anything that quite hit the spot like this does, and it sports just the right amount of girth for me.

The base is easy to hold onto at all different angles (and I highly recommend trying different angles of insertion for some interesting stimulation!), and the texture of the suckers is pronounced and ready to please.

While I have a lot of praise and love for the Tentacle, my single complaint is that when used vigorously, the texture can start to irritate the skin. The remedy is of course to take it easy, but some more feisty players like myself may find the suckers to be a nuisance at times.

The Tentacle is made of pure silicone, making it an ideal toy for anyone as far as materials go. It's odorless, non-porous, and it's even able to withstand being put in the dishwasher (I tried it myself).

While not as pliable as any real tentacle (or tentacle monster, for you fantasy lovers), the silicone used for the Tentacle is not as firm as some other toys I've owned, which I found to be great when using it for g-spot stimulation or a bit of wiggling around.

This toy rocks the perfect curve for hitting the g-spot (even if it's elusive, like mine), however, the texture can feel a little lop-sided. As long as you take it easy, the texture is gentle enough to not cause any irritation. One thing I really like about this toy is that the size has a little something for everyone: its tapered design makes it great for those who prefer smaller girths or for those who like something a bit thicker.

I really have to applaud Whipspider on the colors for the Tentacle. It's just gorgeous. Opalescent blues and greens are perfect for an ocean adventure. More awesomeness: it glows in the dark, and quite well at that.

Its form and design make it far from realistic (at least, in comparison to a human penis) and not so obvious of a sex toy, which is good if you want a little something different...or if someone happens to see it airing out after a good washing.

The absolute best thing about the Tentacle is that it does exactly what it's advertised to do. It's got the perfect shape so you can get in there and go to town on your g-spot, and it ensures a good toe-curling orgasm.

If you don't like any texture to your toys, you may want to look at something similar, like the Whipspider Wave, as the suckers aren't for everyone, particularly those who enjoy playing rough.

The guidelines for care of the Tentacle are standard with any silicone toy.

Water-based lubricants ONLY. This is very important since silicone-based lubes can destroy silicone toys.

Cleaning is very easy: Wash it with hot water and soap, wipe it down with some toy cleaner, boil it on the stove, or throw it in the dishwasher. Since it's non-porous, it doesn't harbor bacteria and can be fully sterilized.

Seeing as silicone toys are complete hair magnets, the Tentacle is no exception. I suggest keeping it in a plastic bag to avoid tons of dust, pet hair, or similar things getting stuck to it. You also want to make sure it avoids prolonged contact with other toys, even others made of silicone. The materials may react badly to each other and you'll have a real mess on your hands.