Dual Sensation Double-Ended Horse Dildo

Dual Sensation is a double-ended horse dildo cast in platinum-cured silicone, 30.5 cm (12.0 in) tip to tip: a horse head on one end, a dog knot on the other. It weighs 385 g (13.6 oz), solid silicone the whole way through, so you feel that weight in one hand. Two sides, two ways in. Between them sits a silicone ring at the waist of the shaft. That ring is your handle. There is no flared base here, which is why you keep a hand on the ring.

The shapes come from two animals. The horse end follows the equine corona: broad, flat, wider than the neck behind it. The dog end follows the canine bulb, a ring of rounded lobes behind the tip that make up the knot. Same silicone, same firmness, two different ways in.

A double-ended fantasy dildo with a horse head at one end and a dog knot at the other, joined by a silicone ring. The horse end is the easier way in: the flat head opens you in one step, and the neck behind it lets you close around it. The dog end asks more. The knot has to pop through, and once it does your body pulls it in and holds it, with a heavy full feeling behind it. If you already take a knot and want a horse head in the same piece, or you play with a partner and want both ends busy at once, this is the one. One size: 30.5 cm (12.0 in) end to end, 15 cm (5.9 in) around at the widest.

• Type: Fantasy dildo, double-ended, horse head at one end and dog knot at the other
• Material: Platinum-cured silicone, body-safe, phthalate-free
• Design: Horse head and dog knot on opposite ends, joined by a silicone ring at the center of the shaft
• Base: No flared base; double-ended, with a center ring to grip
• Sizes: One size — 30.5 cm (12.0 in)

Broad and flat across the front, with a defined edge where the head ends and the neck begins. That edge is what you feel: your body opens for it, it passes as one clean step, and the neck behind it lets you close again and rest. It is the smoother of the two ends by a wide margin, which is why we would start here. On slow strokes the folds along the shaft show up as a steady drag under the main event of the head, and on fast strokes they go quiet. Warm up on this end first. Then decide about the other end.

A rounded tip, then a ring of lobes that make up the knot, then the neck. The knot is the event. It meets you, holds, and does not go anywhere until you relax; then it pops through and your body closes behind it and keeps it. Held in, there is a weight to it, like a warm stone sitting low, and you notice it whenever you move. Getting it back out takes the same patience in reverse. Do not rush the reverse.

A silicone ring sits at the waist between the two halves. It is where the horse end and the dog end meet, and it is the grip: your fingers land on it without looking, and it sets how deep either end goes. There is no flared base on this piece, so we would not leave either end in hands-free. Keep a hand on the ring.