Dildo Realistic Hung System Cesar Natural 19 x 4.8 cm

Dildo Realistic Hung System Cesar Natural 19 x 4.8 cm 🤎

The Cesar is the sensible size in the range: 19 centimetres at 4.8 centimetres across sits roughly where reality does. If you want a realistic dildo and not a statement, this is the number that gets little wrong - and that you still like after an hour. The material is PVC from Hung System, glossy and distinctly firmer than silicone - you feel at once that nothing here yields. That has two sides: a firm dildo transmits every movement precisely but forgives less than a soft one. If you come from the silicone corner, allow more time and more lubricant the first time. What is pleasant about firm PVC is the temperature: the material takes on warmth and holds it, and a few minutes in warm water turn a cool toy into a distinctly friendlier one. The smooth surface also cleans more easily than any soft material. It stands with the realistic dildos, under dildos and in the brand world of Hung System.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Hung System
• 🧵 Material: PVC
• 🎨 Colour: Natural
• 📏 Length: 19 cm
• ⭕ Diameter: 4.8 cm
• 〰️ Shape: Realistic with a glans
• ✅ Firmness: Firm, little give
• ✅ Lubricant: Plenty, water-based

❓ FAQ

How firm is PVC compared with silicone?

Distinctly firmer. Silicone yields under pressure and adapts, PVC keeps its shape. That makes the movement more precise and the getting used to it longer - the two belong together.

Which lubricant suits it?

With PVC both work, water-based and silicone-based. For anal a thick water-based gel from anal and fisting lubricant is the more practical choice, because you can top it up at any time - and top up you will. Silicone gel does last longer but doses less easily and only comes off with soap.

Is it suitable for anal?

With care yes, if you hold on to it. The end is broad enough to stand on but is not a plug plate. How to work up to sizes is in anal sex guide.

How is it cleaned?

Warm water, mild soap or a cleaner from sex toy cleaner, then dry and stored separately. PVC does not tolerate great heat - so no boiling and no dishwasher. If it goes unused for a while, wipe it once more before the next time; PVC attracts dust like almost no other material.