The Super Vac-U-Loc is designed for penetration, plain and simple. I think it is best suited for vaginal use, but it can definitely be used for anal, on those that like some serious texture to their toys. The balls on this make it perfectly anal safe, so there are no worries there. Men and women both can use this particular toy. Great for thrusting or if you just want to insert it anally and enjoy the feelings it can provide.

The Super Vac-U-Loc is a Doc Johnson product, and is made Entirely of platinum silicone. Silicone is a wonderful 10 on the Eden material safety scale.


The above picture has all the wonderful features of silicone listed. It is completely non-porous, no taste, no scent. This particular toy is incredibly firm, with the only notable flexibility being in the base.


This flexibility is only there because of the vac-u-loc slot in the base of the toy.

The veiny texture on this is pretty intense. It is realistically designed, but the veins and head are artificially large for added texture.


For vaginal use, I would imagine most women would be perfectly fine with this. For anal use, this toy isn't for beginners at all. The texture is Very noticeable.

The Super Vac-U-Loc is designed wonderfully. The size is great and the measurements are as follows:

Length:
6 1/2"
Insertable length:
5"
Circumference:
5 1/4"
Diameter:
1 5/8"

For the more visually inclined, I present pictures:










I think for the average vaginal user this toy would be a great fit. Beginner anal users may want to steer towards something a little slimmer.

This is a Very realistic looking toy. It isn't discreet at all and if the TSA finds it in your luggage, they won't mistake it for a sculpture or paperweight. It's a dildo and there is No mistaking that.

This toy is both O-ring and Vac-u-loc compatible. No suction cup here, but you can buy a vac-u-loc suction cup to stick it somewhere, before you "stick it somewhere". It performs great, as it is rigid enough to hold up vigorous thrusting or bouncing. My favorite feature personally, is the vac-u-loc hole.




I don't own any of the vac-u-loc line, except for this, but that hole is perfect for me to hook a finger into and work the toy around as I see fit.

Once lubed up and worked in, it is very comfortable, though the rigidity may prove too much for some.

Care and maintenance here is super simple. Use water-based lubes only and clean it by using hot water and soap, your choice of toy cleaner, a 10% bleach solution (rinse Well afterwards) or throw it on the top rack of the dishwasher or boil it for 3 minutes.

No maintenance to speak of here, but you will want to keep it out of contact with your other silicone toys. I keep it wrapped in a handkerchief, in a box full of other stuff, to minimize the likelihood that it touches any of my other goodies.


Only use water-based lube with this thing, as silicone lube could cause the material to degrade.

The packaging is a basic Doc Johnson clamshell.




The plastic is flimsy stuff, so you'll want to trash it or recycle it at your nearest facility. There were not instructions with it, but I would think most adults know exactly how to use a dildo, especially if they are spending money on one.

I did notice while using it, that there was a slight "skidding" sensation. This may be unique to me, but it certainly wasn't the veins or a lack of lube. It felt like my ass was maybe slipping a few microns at a time and then stopping, the whole time I used it. It wasn't painful, but it was odd.


Those with a little hair in between the desired hole and the toy may want to consider trimming or adding more lube, as it did seem to grab at my hair.