dildos

Dildos are non-vibrating insertable toys designed for internal stimulation. They come in various shapes and sizes—from realistic penis-shaped models to curved designs that target the G-spot or prostate. The shaft inserts into the vagina or anus, providing fullness and pressure. Some people use dildos during masturbation, others during sex with a partner. Unlike vibrators, dildos rely on manual movement or thrusting for stimulation.

Why Choose Dildos

1. Direct Internal Pressure: The solid shaft creates fullness and pressure inside the vagina or anus. Many people find consistent pressure more satisfying than vibration alone, especially for reaching deep internal spots like the G-spot or prostate.
2. Control and Pace: You control the speed and depth of movement. This works well for people who want to find their own rhythm or who are sensitive to vibration intensity.
3. No Battery Dependency: Dildos require no charging, no batteries, and no electronic components. They're ready to use immediately and work indefinitely with proper care.

Types of Dildos

Realistic Dildos

These replicate the shape and texture of an erect penis, including a defined head and shaft. Some include detailed veining or testicles. Made typically from silicone or rubber, realistic dildos appeal to people who want familiar anatomy during masturbation or partnered sex. The defined head can target the anterior vaginal wall or the prostate. Shop realistic dildos.

G-Spot and Prostate Dildos

These feature a pronounced curve or bulge designed to apply pressure to the G-spot (inside the vagina) or the prostate gland (inside the anus). The curved shape allows the widest part of the toy to press against these sensitive internal areas. Material is typically firm silicone or glass to maintain the shape during use.

Double-Ended Dildos

These have insertable shafts on both ends, allowing simultaneous internal stimulation for two people or dual vaginal and anal penetration for one person. Most are made from flexible silicone or rubber so both ends can insert comfortably. The length varies, with some compact designs and others longer for partnered use.

Glass and Metal Dildos

Made from borosilicate glass or stainless steel, these toys are non-porous, extremely durable, and temperature-responsive. Glass can be warmed or chilled before use. Metal dildos are heavier, providing significant internal pressure. Both materials are ideal for people with sensitivities to silicone and clean easily.

Textured and Patterned Dildos

These feature raised ridges, bumps, or ripple patterns along the shaft to provide varied sensation during insertion and withdrawal. Textured surfaces create friction that increases stimulation compared to smooth toys. Common in silicone, these range from subtly textured to heavily ribbed designs.

Dildo Selection Guide

Who Buys Dildos

People who masturbate solo: Dildos provide the sensation of penetration without a partner. Many people use them during masturbation to reach orgasm through internal stimulation alone, or combine them with a vibrator for clitoral stimulation simultaneously.

People seeking specific pressure points: Someone wanting G-spot stimulation needs a curved dildo to position the bulge correctly inside the vagina. Similarly, men exploring prostate play need a curve angled toward the front of the body. The right shape makes a significant difference in sensation.

Choosing Dildos

• Firmness: Soft silicone dildos flex and conform to your body; firm silicone and glass maintain shape for targeted pressure. Choose firmness based on whether you want flexibility or consistent pressure on a specific spot.
• Material Compatibility: Silicone toys require water-based lube only (silicone lube damages silicone). Glass and metal work with any lube type. If you use silicone lube, choose glass, metal, or ABS plastic toys.
• Size for Your Body: Insertable length matters—measure from entrance to your desired depth. Diameter (girth) also matters; thinner toys are easier to insert, thicker toys provide more fullness. Start smaller if new to penetration.
• Shape for Your Anatomy: Curved dildos work only if the curve aligns with your internal anatomy. If you're targeting the G-spot, the curve must point toward the front of your body. Test different curves to find what hits the right spot.
• Surface Texture: Smooth surfaces create less friction during movement; textured surfaces increase sensation. If you're sensitive to friction, choose smooth silicone or glass. If you want more sensation, textured or ribbed designs provide variety.

Looking After Your Dildos

Clean silicone dildos with warm soapy water or a toy cleaner after each use. Glass and metal toys can be boiled for 5-10 minutes or washed with hot water and soap. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight—silicone can degrade in heat. Keep silicone toys separate from other silicone toys as they can stick together. Use water-based lube with silicone toys; any lube type works with glass or metal. Check silicone toys regularly for tears or damage.

Goes Well With

Strap-On Harnesses

Strap-on harnesses hold dildos in place against your body so your hands stay free during sex. Many couples use harnesses with realistic dildos for penetration. If you already own a dildo you love, a harness lets you use it hands-free during partnered sex. Browse strap-on harnesses.

Read Up

New to dildos? Our guide covers choosing the right size and shape for your body, positioning for G-spot or prostate targeting, safe insertion techniques, and what lube works with different materials. Read the dildo beginner's guide.

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Our dildo range includes realistic penis-shaped designs, curved G-spot and prostate models, double-ended toys for couples, glass and stainless steel options, and textured silicone dildos. Sizes range from compact 4-inch toys to longer 10+ inch models. Discreet delivery Australia-wide.