Coloured & Phallic Dildos
Bold colours, confident shapes — phallic dildos in every shade, for anyone who likes a little personality with their pleasure.
What's a Coyscore? A 0–100, category-aware trust score built from aggregated cross-web reviews — weighted for what matters here. Sourced & updated monthly, never our own star-padding.
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Dillio 9 Inch Suction Cup Dildo -
Colours Pride Edition 6 Inch Dildo -
Colours Softies 7 In Pink -
Crystal Jellies 10 Inch Classic Dildo -
Crystal Jellies 8 Inch Realistic Cock With Balls -
Raging Hard-Ons Slimline 7 Inch Ballsy -
Nood Colours 6 Inch RealSkin Dildo -
4 Inch -
7.3 Inch -
Basix 9 Inch Suction Cup With Dong -
Crystal Jellies Anal Starter 6 Inch Toy -
Basix Slim 7 Inch Suction Cup Dildo -
Dick Rambone Dildo -
Basix 10 Inch Suction Cup Dildo -
Basix 6.5 Inch Suction Cup Dildo -
Basix Slim 7 Inch Dong -
Basix 7.5 Inch Dong W Suction Cup -
Basix Slim 7 Inch Suction Cup Dildo -
Basix 8 Inch Suction Cup Dildo
Good to know
Coloured & Phallic Dildos — your questions, answered
choosingHow do I choose a coloured or phallic dildo?
comparisonColoured/phallic vs. realistic dildo — what's the difference?
safetyIs brightly coloured silicone still body-safe?
beginnersAre these a good first dildo?
careHow do I clean and care for a coloured dildo?
deliveryIs delivery discreet, and can I return one?
Buying guide
How to choose a coloured or phallic dildo
It's easy to shop with your eyes here — but a few basics decide how a bold pick actually feels. Here's what the Coyscore weighs, and what to check yourself.
1. Shape and size come first
It's easy to shop with your eyes, but the shape and size decide how it actually feels. Measure insertable length and girth against a toy you already enjoy, and note whether the curve suits internal or external play. Colour can come after the fit is right.
- Compare insertable length and girth, not just looks
- A gentle curve can target the G-spot or P-spot
- Start moderate on girth; you can size up later
2. Colour is personal — safety isn't
Bright colour is purely cosmetic — what keeps a toy body-safe is non-porous, medical-grade silicone underneath the pigment. Cheaper porous novelties can look fun but aren't suited to internal use, so we flag anything we can't verify rather than hiding it.
- Body-safe = non-porous, medical-grade silicone, whatever the colour
- We flag unverified materials on the card
- Pair with water-based lube to protect the finish
3. Match the base to how you'll play
How you plan to use it shapes the base you want: a suction base sticks for hands-free play, while a flared base makes it harness-compatible with a partner. The Coyscore folds material, shape and base into one score, so the highest-rated picks are easy to spot.
- Suction base for solo, flared base for a harness
- Check the base diameter fits your harness ring
- The Coyscore ring rates each pick at a glance
Coyscores and quotes are aggregated from third-party reviews across the web, sourced and attributed — shown for comparison, not presented as Coy's own reviews. Updated monthly.