It seems that most women (and their partners) are forever searching for their g-spot. Many have succeeded; still many more have not. Not only do they wish to find said g-spot, they also hope to stimulate it to the point of ejaculation aka squirting. I've found mine, but I always seem to gush as opposed to squirt. Enter the G-Spot dildo from Tantus.

Made of 100% phthalate-free, hypoallergenic silicone, you can't get much more body-safe than that. Because it's all silicone, you can boil it and it's dishwasher safe (top rack, no soap). It's super flexible (I can bend it in half) and lightweight. (The overview says it weighs 1 lb, but I weighed it and it's actually only 7.4 oz.)

Let's do a quick rundown of the size stats:

7 1/4" long
About 5 3/4" circumference for the bulbed head
About 5 1/4" at its widest point (apart from the head)
About 1 5/8 in diameter

As you can see, it's not a terribly big toy, but it's not exactly small, either. Personally, it's decently sized. Since the main purpose of the this dildo is g-spot stimulation, the head is the perfect size. It stimulated my g-spot easily and it led to my first unquestionable squirting. I've tried so many different g-spot toys (including the highly revered Pure Wand) that I was rather surprised that this is the one that made me squirt.

I've got the purple one, and while it looks very glossy/shiny, the actual dildo is rather matte in appearance and touch. It's still a pretty purple and has a bit of an iridescence to it. The silicone provides a bit of a drag, but it's nothing that a bit of water-based lube can't cure. It's recommended that you don't use a silicone-based lube with silicone toys, so please stick with water-based. Determined to use silicone-based or out of water-based lube? Then do a patch test first to check for a reaction.

The G-Spot has a flared base which makes it ideal for anal and also harness compatible. I have the Joque Spare Parts harness in large and I had to work the O-ring over the dildo. Unfortunately, the end result was rather floppy and although I haven't used it on a partner, I would imagine that it'd be a bit difficult to control when thrusting. When I'd used the dildo on myself, it would occasionally slip completely free of my vagina and bang my thighs or buttocks. Thankfully, laughing at mishaps like that does not kill my mood.

I do have a couple complaints with the G-Spot. The first being that it's a bit too floppy for my liking. I find I prefer toys with a stiffer core. However, it still felt really good against my g-spot. And, of course, there is the squirting bit. My other complaint is the optional bullet. There's a hole in the bottom of the dildo for optional vibrations. The little standard silver push-button bullet that is provided runs on 3 watch batteries (included). My bullet never wanted to shut off even when I put the batteries in backwards (!). It's a faulty connection or something. Either way, I was unimpressed.

Luckily for me, I have my Deep Vibrations bullet and that worked very well with the dildo. The remote made it easy to work with; I could work the dial with one hand while thrusting the dildo with the other. Easy peasy lemon squeezy. While strongest at the base, the vibrations could easily be felt throughout. If you have any problems getting a bullet in the hole, a dab of lube should do the trick. (For those wondering, I chose "N/A" for the "Bee" rating as the noise level depends on the bullet you're using.)

Oh, another thing to note: The silicone picks up EVERYTHING. I was fussing around with it the other day and dropped it on the floor. My first thought was, "Holy moly, this thing gets dirty easily!" and my second thought was, "Man, I really need to vacuum in here." So, you'd do well to keep this in some sort of storage container to keep it clean and away from potentially harmful toy materials.

One last thing (I promise): If you plan on sharing this with a partner or others or you want to switch between orifices, you'll want to either sterilize it first or use a condom.