OK. So this little guy is the first ever dildo we purchased, and we chose it because it wasn't too intimidating or too large. It is silicone and rather flexible. There were no noticeable smells, and it was very soft. Our first impression was that it was small. If you like things smaller in diameter and do not like deep penetration, then this is for you. Otherwise, you might want to go up a size.

You must use a water-based lube with this toy since anything with silicone would react with the toy. Trust me. I had one drop of silicone lube get on a silicone toy and it almost melted the toy in that spot. Cleanup is easy with the water-based lube. Just warm soapy water. So now we get to function. The suction cup works good. You do need a clean, smooth surface to mount it to. I didn't notice it moving much as long as that was the case. Wet glass didn't go so well. The curve is nice to help stimulate the g-spot. It was easiest to use for me mounted to something with the suction cup to leave hands free for a vibe on the clit. Use plenty of lube.

The toy definitely added pleasure to the orgasm but just wasn't very filling. That may be just what you are looking for, but a little bigger seems to be better to me. I don't use it anymore and have bought a medium size dildo to use that does much better. The Doc Johnson realistic cock is a step up from this one and is well worth it. When looking at those, realize that they make it in two sizes. The smaller is the one I got. The larger one is a giant leap up and too much for me.

We actually retired this one to the toy graveyard. As soon as I found the realistic cock by Doc Johnson, this one had to go. It made a great beginner dildo, but the more experienced toy lover would get bored too easily. Beginners, it is a nice and inexpensive way to ease into trying a dildo.