Dildos
Dildos deliver satisfying, hands-free fullness in whatever shape suits you — from lifelike silicone to sleek tempered glass.
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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Platinum Premium Silicone The Double Dip 2 -
Silicone Double Rider -
Platinum Premium Silicone The Double Dip -
Dual Delight Double Penetration Adapter -
Fetish Fantasy Double Trouble Dildo -
American Bombshell Ballistic -
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 -
Sportsheets Flare Silicone Dildo -
Sportsheets Skyn Silicone Dildo -
Sportsheets Please Silicone Dildo -
6.7 Inch -
Crystal Jellies Classic 8 Inch Dong -
Silk Silicone Dildo -
Jr. Dong -
Platinum The Tru Feel -
Hand Of Jamie Lannister -
Icicles No 53 -
Basix 6.5 Inch -
Fetish Fantasy Extreme 12 Inch Hollow Strap -
Icicles Hand Blown Glass Massager No 7 -
Basix Slim 7 Inch Suction Cup Dildo -
Basix 6 Inch Dildo -
Basix 8 Inch Suction Cup Dildo -
Basix Slim 7 Inch Suction Cup Dildo -
Basix 9 Inch Suction Cup With Dong -
Basix 8 Inch Suction Cup Dildo
Good to know
Dildos — your questions, answered
choosingHow do I choose a dildo?
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beginnersWhat size dildo is best for beginners?
safetyAre your dildos body-safe, and what materials are safest?
careHow do I clean and store a dildo?
deliveryIs delivery discreet, and can I return a dildo?
Buying guide
How to choose a dildo
Size, material, and base are the three decisions that matter. Here's what the Coyscore weighs — and how to pick a shape you'll actually reach for.
1. Get the size and shape right
Length, girth, and curve change the experience more than anything else. If you're new, start slimmer and work up; if you want G-spot or P-spot contact, look for a defined upward curve. Be honest about comfort over ambition — the right fit gets used.
- Start slim if you're new, size up later
- A curved shaft targets the G-spot or P-spot
- Girth is usually felt more than length
2. Choose your material
Body-safe comes down to non-porous surfaces. Silicone is soft and lifelike; glass and steel are firm, temperature-responsive, and effortless to clean. The Coyscore folds in thousands of reviews on how each material actually holds up, so you're not guessing from the product photo.
- Silicone: soft, flexible, warms to the body
- Glass & steel: firm, non-porous, temperature-play friendly
- We flag any porous TPE or jelly rather than hiding it
3. Think about the base
The base decides what a dildo can do. A flared suction-cup base sticks to smooth surfaces for hands-free play and works with most harnesses; a plain base is fine for handheld use. For anal use, a flared base is essential so it stays safely in place.
- Suction-cup base = hands-free + harness-compatible
- For anal play, only ever use a flared base
- Check harness compatibility if pegging is the goal
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.