Realistic Dildo RealRock Curved without Balls and with a Suction Foot PVC Natural 18 x Ø 4.2 cm

Realistic Dildo RealRock Curved without Balls and with a Suction Foot PVC Natural 18 x Ø 4.2 cm 🌾

The middle size of the Curved range without balls, here in the light natural tone: seven inches of shaft, a good four centimetres across, and no imitation at the base to take anything away from it. The arc pulls forward and upward and lays the tip against the zone a straight shaft skips. Glans and vein relief are cleanly modelled, the PVC is solid-coloured and, according to the box, phthalate-free as well as latex-free. The suction cup holds on smooth surfaces and serves as a base in a harness, where the flat build sits closer to the body. From the RealRock range by Shots. It stands under realistic dildos, with dildos and under sextoys for women; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of RealRock.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: PVC, phthalate-free and latex-free
• 📏 Length: 18 cm
• ⭕ Diameter: 4.2 cm
• 🎨 Colour: natural
• 〰️ Shape: curved, without a scrotum
• 🔩 Base: suction cup, harness-ready
• 🪜 Range: RealRock Curved

❓ FAQ

Why does it have no balls?

So that the whole shaft stays usable. Without a scrotum more goes in, and in a harness it sits closer to the body.

What does the curve achieve?

The right angle. The G-spot sits at the front and above; a straight shaft passes it by.

Does it fit a harness?

Yes, the suction foot serves as a base. It is pushed through the O-ring until the plate rests.

Why does the wide base matter?

Because it is the only thing keeping it outside. The bowel draws inwards; without a flange or a grip at the end a plug becomes a hospital visit.

Which lubricant suits it?

A water-based one, and more of it than you would think. The rectum produces no moisture of its own - reapplying part-way through is normal. Silicone oil does not belong on silicone.

How do you start?

With the smallest size, plenty of time and no goal. Forcing a size makes the evening shorter, not better - and the injury is often noticed only afterwards.

How long may a plug stay in?

A few minutes at first, longer later. What matters is not the clock but the feeling: at burning, cramping or numbness you stop.

How is it cleaned?

Warm water with soap or a toy cleaner, then left to air-dry. Anything holding electronics never goes under a running tap.

How discreetly does it arrive?

In a plain box with no hint of the contents. The sender line says nothing that would tell the neighbours anything.

What else belongs with it?

Lubricant, time and a towel. What else exists for this stands under anal plugs.