Oh, this is interesting. The Orbit Dildo comes suspended in a plastic tube, like an expensive bottle of face cream. It looks surprisingly classy packaged like that, to tell the truth. It's particularly nice to be able to see a complete 360-degree view of a toy before even taking it out of the box. I'm a sucker for attractive sex-toy packaging, so this sex toy gets a solid "A".

And speaking of "solid," the Orbit is surprisingly soft for a dildo sex toy that has such a solid core. It's made of VixSkin, a silicone product that is meant to feel like real human skin. It does feel nice and certainly more realistic than other silicone (or jelly, or plastic) sex toys, but I'm fairly certain that no one will mistake VixSkin for the real thing.

The Orbit is a pleasant shade of greenish-blue with a deep maroon base. I love that this sex toy has an elongated bump on the front of the base so that you'll know which way is which even if it's buried deep in your body. If you are using the toy vaginally, the bump should rub nicely against your clit. Because the Orbit's base is also flared, you can use it in your butt or as one of strap-on dildos.

I decided to use the Orbit alone, and in my pussy. After warming up "well" with a vibrator, I lubed the Orbit (water-based lubes only, please, on all silicone toys) and slid it into my body. Well, I tried to slide it into my body. The toy really didn't want to cooperate. The softness that is so appealing to the touch worked against me; I really had to coerce the Orbit to enter my vagina. The tip of the toy was a bit too squishy to allow easy penetration, but once in place, the Orbit pressed firmly against my g-spot and gave me a sweet little gushing orgasm.

I really don't like to wrestle with my sex toys (unless the "sex toys" are actually strapping young men - I do like to wrestle with them), so the Orbit Dildo will not be my first choice out of the toy box. However, it would be a good sex toy for someone who likes her sex toys very soft and with almost a lifelike feel to them.