Silicone, with options
Silicone dildos come in realistic, abstract and textured shapes. Read the material details for the whole product, especially if it also has a motor, rigid core or separate base.
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Smooth operators, bold curves and a few textured troublemakers. Find your silicone favourite without guessing the firmness.
Silicone covers a wide choice of designs, so narrow the range by whether you prefer more flexibility or a firmer profile. Then choose the surface and size. If a completely rigid option is what you are after, compare glass dildos. The right material choice starts with the kind of toy you actually want.
Silicone dildos come in realistic, abstract and textured shapes. Read the material details for the whole product, especially if it also has a motor, rigid core or separate base.
Prefer more bend or a firmer shape? Silicone comes in different firmnesses, and dual-density designs combine sections with different feels. Compare the modelβs flexibility and construction alongside its size.
Match the lubricant and cleaning method to the exact toy. A simple unpowered design and a toy with a motor can need different care. Have those details sorted before your new favourite arrives.
No. Firmness varies with the design and construction. Check the individual product description for flexibility and density.
Yes. Some silicone models include suction bases, while others use a handle or another base design. Check the listing for the exact feature.
Use a lubricant approved by the toyβs manufacturer. Water-based options are commonly listed for silicone toys, but check the instructions for both products rather than assuming compatibility.
Only if the manufacturer specifically allows it for that model. Motors, mixed materials and bonded parts can change the cleaning requirements.
No. Dual-density means the design combines different firmnesses. Read how the softer and firmer sections are arranged; the label alone does not describe the whole toyβs flexibility.