Firewolf Wolf and Dog Knot Dildo

Firewolf is a wolf dildo cast in platinum-cured silicone, with a knot low on the shaft and a long twisting taper above it that ends in a fine canine tip. Four sizes, from an S at 19.3 cm (7.6 in) total length and 328 g (11.6 oz) to an XL at 33 cm (13.0 in) and 1645 g (3.6 lb). The shaft goes in easy. The knot does not.

The shape follows canine anatomy, the realistic part: the knot near the base and the narrow taper ahead of it. The twist through the shaft is ours, put there so the angle keeps changing on the way in, well before the knot arrives. It is poured in red and black, so the twist shows in the color as well as under your hand.

A canine-shaped fantasy dildo: a fine tip, a shaft that twists through several curves as it thickens, then a knot sitting low above a flat round base. You take the shaft in stages, each curve pressing from a different side. The knot is the event: you stretch open to the widest point, it pops through, and your body closes on the narrower neck behind it and holds, heavy. Getting it out is the same job in reverse. If you already take a knot, choose by the widest circumference you know; if this is your first knot, start at the S. Four sizes, from 19.3 cm (7.6 in) total length and 18.5 cm (7.3 in) around at the widest to 33 cm (13.0 in) and 32 cm (12.6 in).

• Type: Fantasy dildo, wolf and dog inspired, knot low on the shaft
• Material: Platinum-cured silicone, body-safe, phthalate-free
• Design: Fine canine tip, shaft twisting through several curves, knot above a narrow neck at the base end
• Base: Flared base
• Sizes: S / M / L / XL — 19.3 to 33 cm (7.6 to 13.0 in)

Fine and pointed, the narrowest part of the toy, and the first thing you feel. It finds the angle for you, so the shaft behind it slides in without aiming. On the S it is 12 cm (4.7 in) around; even on the XL it stays narrow at 19 cm (7.5 in), so the big sizes still start easy. The tip is the easy part. Plan for what comes after.

Long and lean, and it does not run straight. Several curves twist up from the knot to the tip, so as you take it the pressure keeps moving from side to side. A slow turn rather than a straight push. This is the part you warm up on: by the time the knot arrives, your body has had the whole shaft to get used to the width, one curve at a time. The red and black pour follows the twist, so you can see where each curve sits.

The widest point on the toy, low on the shaft, with a narrower neck below it. On the way in it is a wall until it is not: you stretch open around the widest point, it pops through the way a cork leaves a bottle, and the neck lets your body close again and hold it there. Then the weight settles in, a low pressing fullness. Hard to describe; you will know it when it happens. Coming out is the same stretch run backwards. We think the S is the right knot to learn on, and the XL is for people who already know what a knot does to them.