How to Ride a Suction Cup Dildo: Floor, Chair, Wall or Strap-On
A suction cup holds a dildo down so you can ride it; a flared base stops it going in too far. Which of our pieces have which, how to ride one on a floor...
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Ardor, a Long Tapered Dragon Dildo: What the Model Settled and What the First Cast Will Confirm
Ardor from the design side, written before anything has been cast. The size table and where each figure comes from, what the first casting run still has to confirm, and...
Read the guideWhat Makes a Knot Pop: The Two Numbers We Design Around
The knot pop explained from the design side. How much wider than the shaft our knots run, why the position of the knot decides when the pop happens, and which...
Read the guideYour First Fantasy Dildo, by the Numbers: What People Actually Say, and When the Next Size Is a Different Band
A word count from 456 threads, the numbers behind the first size band, and a table showing why "one size up" on the dropdown is usually a change of band....
Read the guideScared of Your First Dildo? How We Design the Small Sizes
The small end of the range is where shape decisions are hardest to fake. Here is what changes when we go down a size, what the taper is actually doing,...
Read the guideWhy We Sculpt Fantasy Shapes Instead of Copying Anatomy
Realistic dildos copy one body. Fantasy dildos can be built around what the body feels: a step, a pop, a series of beads, a shaft that follows the bend. Here...
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