Fisting Lubricant Fist It Hybrid 100 ml

Fisting Lubricant Fist It Hybrid 100 ml 🧬

The hybrid formula takes from both bases what matters for fisting: water makes it creamy and easy to spread, the silicone content makes sure it has not vanished after ten minutes. What the shop failed to say so far: as far as toys go, the silicone content makes it a silicone formula. It has no place on silicone toys, even though water is on the label. This size is the one for the bedside drawer: enough for regular use, small enough not to be in the way. It sits under anal and fisting lubricant, under lubricant and in the brand world of Fist It.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Fist It
• 🔩 Basis: Water and silicone oil
• 💧 Content: 100 ml
• 🤝 Compatibility: Latex, glass, metal and PVC - not silicone
• 🫗 Consistency: Creamy, lasts a long time
• 👉 Use: Apply generously, top up early
• ⭐ Feature: Light as water, lasting as silicone

❓ FAQ

Is a hybrid suitable for silicone toys?

No. That is the most common mistake with hybrid gels: because water appears as the first ingredient, many people think they are harmless. For your toy's silicone it is the oil content that decides, and it is there. On glass, metal, PVC and latex everything is fine; for silicone take a pure water gel from our water-based lubricant.

Which size is the right one?

That depends on whether you already know the base. Anyone trying a base for the first time takes the smallest bottle - it costs little if it turns out not to suit. Anyone who knows what they want does considerably better per millilitre with the large one, and for fisting that is the realistic amount anyway. The full range is under anal and fisting lubricant.

How much do I need for fisting?

More than you think. It is handfuls, not drops, and you top up before it starts to drag - not once it is already rubbing. That is why the large containers in this range are not an exaggeration but the realistic order quantity. What else counts with fisting - time, gloves, fingernails - is covered in what fisting is.

How do I wash it off again?

Warm water and soap. The water part comes off easily, the oil part needs help - which is why rinsing alone is not enough. On textiles the same applies as for pure silicone oil: better to put a sheet down than to wash up afterwards. More in the lubricant guide.