Strong Bow Horse Dildo

Strong Bow is a horse dildo cast in platinum-cured silicone, from an XS you can close one hand around to an XXL that weighs 3645 g (8.0 lb). The head is wide on purpose, wider than the neck behind it. You feel it go in as one event, the neck lets your body close again, and then the middle opens you wider than the head did. Three stages. The bigger sizes do the same thing, slower.

The shape comes from equine anatomy: the flared corona, the swell through the middle, the narrowing before the base. We kept the horse and held back the rest, so the rises and drops along the shaft are gentler than the real thing. It reads as a horse. It does not try to be one.

A horse-shaped fantasy dildo: broad flat head, a narrow neck behind it, then a chubby middle that tapers back down to sculpted balls. The head is what you take first, and it pops through as one clear step before the neck lets your body close around it. Past that, the middle goes wider than the head, and on the long sizes you will feel it deep, bottoming out before you reach the base. If a horse shape is on your list and you already take something with a real flare, start at the size you know and go up later. Six sizes, from 18.9 cm (7.4 in) total length and 13.2 cm (5.2 in) around at the widest to 45.5 cm (17.9 in) and 32.5 cm (12.8 in).

• Type: Fantasy dildo, horse-inspired, flared head
• Material: Platinum-cured silicone, body-safe, phthalate-free
• Design: Broad flat head, narrow neck, chubby middle that tapers toward the base
• Base: Flared base, sculpted as balls; sits outside the usable length
• Sizes: XS / S / M / L / XL / XXL — 18.9 to 45.5 cm (7.4 to 17.9 in)
• Density: Dual-density: firmer core, softer outer layer

Flat across the front, wider than the neck behind it, with a defined lip where the corona ends. That lip is the whole event on the way in: your body opens for the widest point, the head pops through, and the neck lets you close around it and hold. On the way out it runs in reverse, and you notice it. The head also carries a fine grain, so under the big step of the lip there is a second, smaller drag you pick up on slow strokes. Go slow the first time. The head does not care how sure you are.

Behind the neck the shaft swells into its chubby middle, and this is where the width lives: on each size the middle runs wider than the head. The stretch arrives slowly here, a little more with each centimeter, which is a different feeling from the head's single step. Press the surface and it gives like a ripe plum; the core underneath holds the curve and keeps the whole thing pointed where you aimed it. We think this is the part people underestimate.

Sculpted balls, and on each size they sit wider than the widest point of the shaft above them. That is the flared base. They are not part of the usable length, which is why the size table lists both numbers. On the big sizes this is also your handle: the L is 1314 g (2.9 lb), the XXL is 3645 g (8.0 lb), and you will want both hands.