Dildo Realistic Get Real Dong Natural 20.5 x 4 cm

Dildo Realistic Get Real Dong Natural 20.5 x 4 cm 🍆

The Dong from Get Real is a realistically shaped dildo made from PVC in natural. The shaft curves clearly upwards and carries strongly modelled veins up to the glans, whose ridge stands out distinctly. It has no balls: at the bottom sits a round, flat base with a stepped rim that works as a suction base. It stands with the realistic dildos, under dildos and in the brand world of Get Real. Models for strapping on are listed under strap-ons.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Get Real
• 🧵 Material: PVC
• 🎨 Colour: Natural
• 📏 Measurements: 20.5 x 4 cm
• 〰️ Shape: Clearly curved, with veins and a set-off glans
• 🔩 Base: Round suction plate with a stepped rim
• ✋ Surface: Strongly veined
• 🚫 Balls: None
• 👉 Use: Vaginal or anal, also hands-free

❓ FAQ

Who is this size suited to?

Anyone who likes a slim shape with a little more length. The curve directs the tip towards the belly side, where many people enjoy targeted pressure. It can also be used anally, because the wide base prevents it from sliding all the way in; then with plenty of lubricant and slowly. What matters when choosing is explained in the dildo guide.

What does the suction base hold on to?

On smooth, dense surfaces such as tiles, glass, a mirror or the bottom of the tub. It does not hold on wood, wallpaper or rough surfaces. Dampen the base and the surface briefly before pressing it on, keep lubricant away from the underside and lift the rim to release it instead of pulling on the shaft.

How do I use it hands-free?

Press the suction base firmly onto a smooth wall, the shower wall or the floor and check the hold with a short pull. Then set the height and angle so that you can move against it comfortably.

What do I need to know about PVC?

PVC is soft, warms up quickly in the hand and is porous. Clean the dildo after every use with lukewarm water and toy cleaner and let it dry fully; do not boil it. Store it apart from other toys and put a condom over it when you share it. If the surface stays tacky or starts to crack, it is time for a new one.

Which lubricant is suitable?

A water-based one, and plenty of it. Oil, petroleum jelly and greasy creams attack soft PVC. You will find a selection under water-based lubricant.