Leo can be used for anal or vaginal intercourse thanks to his flared base. He can be used for harness play between two females, pegging your male, and so on and so forth. He is best used for a more realistic penetration, as he is made of silicone. Therefore, Leo has some give. He actually can be described as a bit floppy, and he doesn't always easily penetrate without some maneuvering (just like a real penis). Then, there is the whole Halloween aspect of the bats and the orange dildo. This makes this dildo especially interesting for those who like to keep an aesthetically pleasing set of toys. It's also of interest for those who take Halloween seriously (I had a friend marry with a Halloween-themed wedding recently). As for safety precautions, the base is very wide, but it is also very flexible. It's just something to keep in mind. I like to bend my base to give my partner a better view of me masturbating, but I wouldn't advise this with anal use. I'd also watch for wear and tear from such activities. Even with harness use, there really isn't a lot of risk of Leo being too rigid and accidentally bruising the cervix due to his flexibility. As for Leo's ability to travel, he is fairly large and does attract lint, so space-wise he isn't so travel-friendly. However, he also has no batteries or metal parts, so he will make it through security without issue or embarrassment. Finally, if you are looking for a G-spot toy, Leo has a curve and the ability to be moved into the right spot fairly easily, allowing a good amount of pleasure with his well-sized head.

The material is silicone. I LOVE that the material is silicone. It's a 10 on the safety scale. Silicone is good in protecting against bacteria, and when soaked in warm water prior to use, it retains heat well. Finally, it's non-porous and can be sterilized. In this case, the flexibility of the silicone keeps the head from being too intimidating, and gives a more realistic penetration. My only complaint is that silicone attracts lint and hair, and I shed like a dog! Leo has no smell, and he has no taste. When running my hand along Leo, there is a drag to the silicone. It's almost a bit sticky even though it's only been through a couple of uses. Leo is firm, but he is not rigid. He can become somewhat floppy during use (as heat is retained). The head is realistic with ridges, and the feel is somewhat realistic with its give. However, an orange penis with bats on it is somewhat humorous when speaking in terms of realism. As for whether the texture is for beginners or advanced users, there is very little texture. What texture does exist is not rigid, and it will not dissuade beginners. However, the girth of Leo may discourage some beginners. It really depends on personal taste. Also, advanced users should be satisfied with this toy unless they are texture queens or true size queens.

Leo has a curve in his design, which I think was well managed. It's just right for wiggling Leo into that G-spot. The orange color and black bats is appealing to me...appealing enough to justify the price for this cheapskate. The harness compatibility is another thing I like about this design. This could easily have been like a thousand other dildos with no flared base, but not only does it have a flared base to make it anal-friendly, it has a large enough base to make it work with a wide variety of harnesses. I also enjoyed the enlarged head with the ridges around it, which I found to be realistic and yet not overwhelming. Leo does have a bit of girth, and I definitely wasn't inserting him anywhere close to his full length. The girth may be a con for some beginners due to the drag that also accompanies this dildo if you prefer to use only your natural lubricant. It's also a bit weighty. Also, Leo would stand out even among a pile of stuff, so I wouldn't exactly call it discreet. Though once again, the lack of batteries does make for a silent traveling companion. From Eden:

Design / Shape / Size
Length:
8"
Insertable length:
7"
Circumference:
5 1/4"
Diameter:
1 5/8"
Harness compatibility:
O-ring compatible
Weight:
0.5 lb

What I love best about this toy is also what's not so great at times. I love the flexibility. After all, a penis is not a hard plastic rod. However, at times, Leo retains heat a little too well and becomes somewhat floppier than one might like for things like anal penetration. Leo is also a little weighty in harness use for what I would prefer. Still, Leo's girth is very fulfilling. I'm not a size queen, but the average girth for most of my dildos and vibrators leaves just a little to be desired. Leo gives me what I want! As for his suction cup, Leo stayed firmly attached to the bathtub edge with a little bit of water. You can use water or water-based lube to keep him firmly attached to other places. After all, who am I to judge where you ride your dildos at? I'm relatively certain not everyone sticks to only using suction cup bases while in the tub or shower. I do find that Leo has some drag due to his silicone makeup. For this reason, I find that I have to be really turned on to settle for just my natural lubrication. For any other time, I need water-based lube to make penetration more comfortable.

Pure silicone toys should not be placed next to each other if they are not in packaging as they can meld together. Silicone toys also should never come into contact with silicone-based lubricant, which can dissolve your toy. Water-based lubricant is compatible with Leo and other silicone-based toys. While I have seen some state that oil-based can be used, oil-based also often erodes condoms and can cause breakage. Silicone can be disinfected by boiling for 3 minutes or on the top rack of your dishwasher. I don't sterilize mine every time, which means I generally just use a mild soap and water to clean it. I store Leo in his original packaging, which is a tube of sorts because otherwise he would collect lint and hair. He could also possibly come into contact with other silicone toys of mine in my drawers, which I wouldn't want.

Leo comes in a tube of sorts...it kind of reminds me of when people make time capsules (and wouldn't this be a fun time capsule). The packaging gives a little information such as that this is 100% silicone rubber and high-quality. Leo also has a lifetime warranty, and he is made in the USA. I'm not exactly sure how the warranty works, but I would imagine that if user error (aka using a silicone-based lube, not storing properly) occurs, the warranty would be void. Just a heads up! I do use this tube to store Leo, but it does consume quite a bit of space. The top is also not particularly easy to take off and then place back on. I'd love to see some storage options for silicone toys from Eden. There are no instructions with Leo, but I guess dildos are relatively self-explanatory. Finally, I would gift Leo in this packaging. It's not particularly showy, but I like simple, and it's also pretty sturdy.

I used Leo in front of a partner while I had "me time," and he watched. After a few minutes, I noticed he seemed distracted. It turns out that he found Leo to look like what "Tony the Tiger's penis" might look like. After looking Leo over myself, I can see where the bats may resemble stripes from a distance (or for those who have to take off their glasses before play sessions). It was almost comical, but I do believe you do have to have a certain kind of partner to appreciate the orange with bats coloring of this toy. This experience also made me think that for individuals who are introducing their partners to toys, Leo may be a bit too intimidating in this particular color.