This is a dildo with basically one usage -as a G spot dildo. You can't harness this wave of a sea monster, you can't sit on it, it makes a lousy anal toy. So why did I give it five stars? It does exactly what its supposed to do, and it does it fabulously! If it doesn't work fabulously for you, then its a cool paperweight.

The Tentacle is a solid, non vibrating dildo, although Whipspider Rubberworks does make a version that takes a bullet for you. I mean a vibrating silver bullet. In the base of the dildo instead there is a rubber plug with a spider on it, the company's logo. (I have half a mind to carve it out and place a bullet in there)


Here is their website, for your viewing pleasure.

This is pure, premium silicone, and hand made. Mine is pearlescent green, blue, and turquoise gradations and much of it glows in the dark!!!

This is a thick, firm, rubbery dildo. One side of the tentacle is covered with "suckers" like an octopus has. Mine has 18 and a half "suckers' from tip to base, each successively larger in size. These provide for sensation on the vaginal walls. The "suckers" are crater like at the base. The opposing side is smooth.

Tentacle is a gracefully but deeply curved wave like dildo. It has no flared base for harnessing, and progressively thickens down its tentacle. It really has no shaft. It stands seven inches with an insertion length of 6 inches. Its widest diameter is a stout 2 and 1/4th inches. Impossible by its shape to cover with a condom.

It's a bit awkward to hold and manipulate, but the front of the Tentacle is meant to be pointed at the anterior wall of the vagina; mimicking the "come hither" motion for G spotting. It's meant to put pressure on the G Spot while you use it as a gentle thruster, or a mild stroker, to massage this area. You might want to use a vibe on your clit at the same time (or your free hand, manually). It's the best G spotter I have ever used.

Pure silicone can be boiled for 3 minutes, treated with antibacterial soap, a 10 percent bleach solution, or cleaned in the top rack of the dishwasher. I use a very soft tooth brush and Dial antibacterial soap to clean the "suckers", which can trap lube.

This product is in a sealed plastic baggy with a card from Whipspider, no address except a website, and care directions and what the Tentacle is made of (silicone!!!). Simple, effective, less for the landfill.

Use only water-based lubes for the Tentacle.