Wand Attachments: Teach Your Favourite Toy Some New Tricks

You love your wand. It has never let you down. But lately you've been wondering what else it could do, and fair enough. Being very happy with your current wank doesn't mean you can't get curious.

An attachment changes the shape that touches your body. It can focus all that power on a tiny spot, add filthy little ridges, wrap your cock in vibration or give you something to grind down on. The good ones give you a feeling your wand can't manage alone.

So what are you after?

Have a think about this before you open ten shopping tabs:

A smaller tip: all your wand's rumble, concentrated on one tiny spot. It's great if you want to go from "that's nice" to "holy fuck" with very little warning.

Bumps and texture: raised nubs that drag and rub as you move. They're fun, but only if you enjoy that pressure, so don't start with the most elaborate one going.

A penis sleeve: wraps part of your cock and sends vibration through the whole thing. It's a great way to share a wand with someone who has a penis, and the opening and inner shape matter as much as the end that fits the wand.

An insertable extension: takes that vibration inside. The size and curve still have to be something you actually want in you, so check the same things you'd check on any dildo.

Make sure it fits your wand

Wand heads aren't a standard size. They differ in width and shape, and in how they join the handle. Some attachments stretch over the head, and others use a particular screw fitting, so "wand attachment" doesn't mean it works on yours.

Match the wand named on the attachment with the one you own. Not sure? Ask us, with both product names, before you buy. It beats spending Friday night trying to pull silicone over a head that's too bloody big.

A good attachment stays put without tearing, bunching or slipping. Don't cut it, glue it or force it. If it keeps falling off in your hand, it's already failed the easiest part of the night.

What changes when you use one

An attachment doesn't add power. It changes how the vibration reaches you, and it can feel more focused, more spread out or softer through the extra silicone. Put it on with the wand off, then start low. A setting that's great on the bare head might be a shock through a smaller tip.

The extra length and weight change your grip too, and you still need to reach the buttons. Only the purpose-made insertable part goes inside you. The wand head itself stays out. Anything going in your arse needs a secure flared base and has to be made for anal use.

A few filthy ideas

Try a pinpoint tip on your clit while you're riding something. Slip a sleeve over your partner's cock and make them lie still while you run through the settings. Or hold a textured head just out of reach, and wait for them to ask nicely.

Clean underneath

When you're done, take the attachment off and clean where it meets the head. Trapped lube gets foul very quickly. A washable attachment doesn't make your wand waterproof, so clean them separately and let both dry before you put them back together. See our guides to toy cleaner vs soap and storing your toys.

Maybe you just need another wand

Still choosing the wand itself? The Satisfyer Wand-er Woman is a big one with a big head, and our wand vibrator guide covers what to look for. You can browse the full wand range as well.

One attachment you can't stop using beats six you have to tip out on the bed to remember what they are.