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Manufacturer: Tantus
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Our Price: $49.99
You Save: $ 5.01 ( 9% )
Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Tantus
Publisher: Tantus
Brand: Tantus
Average Customer Rating:
Tantus P-Spot Dildo, Black, Toys for Boys Description
Binding: Health and Beauty
Brand: Tantus
EAN: 0830539001861
Product Features: 1.7 inches in width
Label: Tantus
Manufacturer: Tantus
Model: D1861
Publisher: Tantus
Product Release Date: 2007-05-17
Studio: Tantus
Brand: Tantus
EAN: 0830539001861
Product Features: 1.7 inches in width
Label: Tantus
Manufacturer: Tantus
Model: D1861
Publisher: Tantus
Product Release Date: 2007-05-17
Studio: Tantus
Tantus P-Spot Dildo, Black, Toys for Boys Features
1.7 inches in width
Over 7" in length
Over 7" in length
Editorial Review of Tantus P-Spot Dildo, Black, Toys for Boys
Customer Reviews of Tantus P-Spot Dildo, Black, Toys for Boys
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Didn't Really Work for Me
Review: Since this product is part of the "Toys Just for Boys" line from Tantus, there's no point in beating around the bush about how it's supposed to be used. I was disappointed in several attempts to use it that way.
Like other Tantus products this one is made of high-quality "platinum" silicone, very flexible and with a mirror-smooth finish that is easy to keep clean. Use of lubrication is essential; KY-type products work fine. As far as quality is concerned, you can't do better.
This unit is about 7" in length. The bulb at the very end is about 1-1/2 inches at its widest point, which is a reasonable size for someone with experience. Insertion is slightly trickier, due to the blunt end, than devices with more of a tapered end, but it's not overly difficult for anyone who can relax. The bulb gives a slight signal when the unit is about to come out, which can be useful.
About 4-1/2 inches back from the tip there is an indentation, which tends to hold the unit at that depth; beyond that the shaft widens to its greatest diameter of 1.7 inches. Frankly, insertion up to the depth of this indentation may be adequate for many people, and it seems as though Tantus must think this is the right depth for prostate stimulation. Further insertion is certainly possible without excess difficulty.
Here's the biggest drawback, however: This device is angled at the tip, apparently with the idea that it will stimulate the male "P-spot" (prostate). Two big problems with this, however. First, the big blunt bulb really doesn't provide much noticeable stimulation. But the more serious problem is that it is virtually impossible to keep the unit aligned so that the angled tip is pointed in the proper direction. Notice that the base is circular. The only real clue to orientation once the thing is inserted is a tiny embossed Tantus emblem on one portion of the base. This is one product that would benefit from the rectangular style of base used on Tantus's Severin and Ryder anal plugs, because all it wants to do is twist around.
Try as I might, I could not find any reliable way to keep this thing properly positioned for what it was supposed to do. It seemed as though natural anatomy wanted to turn it 90 degrees away from that position. I tried holding it so that the embossed emblem was facing in the proper direction, but this is not always easy in the presence of lubrication. Given that, it didn't seem to me as though the odd shape was worth it -- at least for personal use. Maybe with a helper, who could hold it in the right position?
In my view, therefore, a straight and more anatomically realistic unit would be a better choice. If you're tempted by this design, be sure to check out both this one and the companion Tantus P-Spot Dildo, Red, Toys for Boys as, even though they are identical (except for color), the prices seem to vary widely.
Review Summary: Didn't Really Work for Me
Review: Since this product is part of the "Toys Just for Boys" line from Tantus, there's no point in beating around the bush about how it's supposed to be used. I was disappointed in several attempts to use it that way.
Like other Tantus products this one is made of high-quality "platinum" silicone, very flexible and with a mirror-smooth finish that is easy to keep clean. Use of lubrication is essential; KY-type products work fine. As far as quality is concerned, you can't do better.
This unit is about 7" in length. The bulb at the very end is about 1-1/2 inches at its widest point, which is a reasonable size for someone with experience. Insertion is slightly trickier, due to the blunt end, than devices with more of a tapered end, but it's not overly difficult for anyone who can relax. The bulb gives a slight signal when the unit is about to come out, which can be useful.
About 4-1/2 inches back from the tip there is an indentation, which tends to hold the unit at that depth; beyond that the shaft widens to its greatest diameter of 1.7 inches. Frankly, insertion up to the depth of this indentation may be adequate for many people, and it seems as though Tantus must think this is the right depth for prostate stimulation. Further insertion is certainly possible without excess difficulty.
Here's the biggest drawback, however: This device is angled at the tip, apparently with the idea that it will stimulate the male "P-spot" (prostate). Two big problems with this, however. First, the big blunt bulb really doesn't provide much noticeable stimulation. But the more serious problem is that it is virtually impossible to keep the unit aligned so that the angled tip is pointed in the proper direction. Notice that the base is circular. The only real clue to orientation once the thing is inserted is a tiny embossed Tantus emblem on one portion of the base. This is one product that would benefit from the rectangular style of base used on Tantus's Severin and Ryder anal plugs, because all it wants to do is twist around.
Try as I might, I could not find any reliable way to keep this thing properly positioned for what it was supposed to do. It seemed as though natural anatomy wanted to turn it 90 degrees away from that position. I tried holding it so that the embossed emblem was facing in the proper direction, but this is not always easy in the presence of lubrication. Given that, it didn't seem to me as though the odd shape was worth it -- at least for personal use. Maybe with a helper, who could hold it in the right position?
In my view, therefore, a straight and more anatomically realistic unit would be a better choice. If you're tempted by this design, be sure to check out both this one and the companion Tantus P-Spot Dildo, Red, Toys for Boys as, even though they are identical (except for color), the prices seem to vary widely.