Gary Dual Density O2 Silicone Dildo By Tantus - Caramel

Texturey Surprise

Texture and material construction: When I first picked it up, I was a little surprised at the slight V-like shape to it. The head is obviously the thickest section, but there was an almost straight line from the top to the bottom by the base, where it was the narrowest before flaring out to the Tantus-stamped base.

The dimensions are fairly standard for my dildo collection (as well as their real-life counterparts — the human penis) and shouldn’t be a stretch for those new to sex/sex toys, but the head is very blunt and might not be best for someone new to penetration.

It’s a cock. That’s about as blatant as I can be with its description. It’s an insanely detailed cock, though. There are a series of smooth veins around the shaft that aren’t too noticeable in penetration. The head is thick and features a frenulum and urethral slit, while it’s just peeking out of the foreskin, which has been peeled back to create these thick ridges and skin folds, which keeps the head’s size and the V-like shape.

There is a wonderful amount skin texture detail that runs over the entire toy, from light folds in the head to the sort of scaly/liney lines you can find on your own skin if you peer hard enough. It’s absolutely incredible.

Tantus O2 has a very characteristic feel. Being dual-density, it is a soft outer layer of silicone around a harder inner rod, which works to keep the dildo from getting too floppy. The harder rod doesn’t extend into the head, though, giving the head a much squishier squish to it than the shaft. There’s a very draggy, matte finish to it, too, giving it an almost chalk-like feel to it when dry (easily fixed with a bit of lube). The O2 is by far the hardest dual-density I’ve tried, the head squishing to about a quarter its regular size and the shaft only having a millimeter or two of squish to it. Like all dual-densities, it bends and wiggles happily but definitely has more of a weight to throw around.

It's very sturdy and should last a very long time, if cared for correctly. | Review Details: The underside of the head/shaft is fairly heavily textured, more so than I’m used to, and it was irritating me. I wasn’t exactly in pain, but it was uncomfortable and the orgasms were substandard.

My vagina is, apparently, much pickier than I thought. However, this toy allowed me to discover a new pleasure spot for me. I think it’s called the A-spot. And the only reason I think this is because Girly Juice likes talking about it as one of her big erogenous zones. While it isn’t as in-fucking-credible as my G-spot, this spot really, really likes being stroked. And, while the skin folds on the head aren’t nearly enough for my G-spot, they’re perfect for the A-spot. The A-spot, like the G-spot, is a bundle of nerves on the front or top vaginal wall, but the A-spot is a fair bit deeper and located very near the cervix. It feels a little bit like G-spot stimulation, but without giving me the side-effects of squirting (“need to pee”, extreme wetness), but it sets off different pleasure switches in my head. It’s new but very enjoyable. Hard thrusting isn’t on the menu for it, but just a gentle rocking back and forth. It’s also super intense, almost too intense sometimes, which makes much slower thrusting or twisting incredibly pleasurable.

Suddenly, I was able to notice all the other really nice things about this dildo. The great pop that comes from the thick, long, blunt head moving in and out; the apprehension of my GHead-spot getting the faintest big of irritating attention (not nearly enough to really spotlight a masturbation session, but a good side dish) only to be followed up by this deep spot sigh. The bottom wall of my pussy is still uncomfortable with the texture, but a thicker lubricant (and liberal applications of it) mostly cover this little issue.

Personally, I found this toy both really great and really strange for anal play. Since most of the texture is concentrated in the head and upper shaft, it doesn’t need to penetrate very deeply to get the full use out of this toy’s uniqueness. The O2 formula is also flexible enough to bend comfortably but remain very firm internally and retain a solid grip on the base outside. What made this toy so strange anally, though, was the blunt head. Once it was in, I could feel the texture and the thickness and density were great, but the lack of a tapered head really hampers anal play in the beginning. Warm up with something else (such as fingers or tapered butt plugs) would be necessary first, as well as a lot of lubricant.

A unique shape for a dildo to take, I enjoyed most of it nonetheless. Those with aversions to realistic dildos might not feel the same way. The texture may be hit or miss, though, and before spending around $100 on a sex toy, it would be best to determine on which places your orifices do not enjoy heavier texture. On the other hand, this is a fairly average-sized, high quality, very realistic dildo that suited me and my orifices very nicely.