Realistic Dildo RealRock Dual Density Curved with Suction Cup Black 17.05 x 3.4 cm

Realistic Dildo RealRock Dual Density Curved with Suction Cup Black 17.05 x 3.4 cm 🖤

Black steps out of the row of skin tones, and that is deliberate: if you are not after a likeness but a shape, this is the one. The construction stays the same as on the skin-toned versions, a hard core under soft silicone. At 15.5 centimetres of insertable length this RealRock is the smallest size in the range and therefore usable for the unpractised too.

The suction cup stands firmly enough for hands-free use and fits common harnesses. The forward curve aims at the G-spot or prostate, depending which way round the dildo sits. Non-porous liquid silicone takes nothing up. Related shapes sit under Realistic/Classic Dildos, Dildos and RealRock.

Wash it before first use and after every use thereafter. Water-based lubricant belongs with it, and with anal use rather plenty, as no natural moisture follows there. Take your time inserting it, even at this size. Let it dry in the open after rinsing.

✨ At a glance

• Measurements: 17.05 x 3.4 cm, of which 15.5 cm insertable
• Material: liquid silicone, two densities
• Colour: black
• Shape: slightly curved, realistically formed
• Feature: the only version outside the skin tones
• Mounting: suction cup, harness-compatible
• Care: wash with warm water and toy cleaner
• Note: use plenty of lubricant for anal use
• ⚠️ Note: Do not use silicone lubricant.

❓ FAQ

Is it suitable for anal use?

Yes, the broad suction cup acts as a flared stop. At 3.4 centimetres across it stays moderate, and plenty of lubricant is a requirement.

Why black rather than a skin tone?

Because not everyone wants a realistic likeness. Shape and texture stay the same; only the colour is a different decision. In a drawer black also stands out less.

Is the smallest size too small?

That depends on experience. 15.5 centimetres insertable is exactly right for many, and if you want more, the same shape comes in two larger versions.

How firmly does the suction cup sit?

On smooth, dry surfaces it holds the weight and the movement. Pressing briefly and working the air out improves the grip considerably. On wallpaper or rough plaster it does not hold at all.