Lust Ⅰ is a realistic, non-vibrating shape made for fullness. Soft double-layer silicone covers a firm core, and an internal keel holds the angle you bend it to. The raised vein texture shifts pressure along the vaginal walls as it moves, and the suction base holds to a smooth, flat surface.
Bend it so the head points toward your belly and it meets the front wall instead of pressing straight back. Mounted low, lower yourself slowly and let your body weight set depth and pace. It is generous in girth, so wait until you feel full and soft, and use plenty of water-based lube. With a partner, it fits a harness.
How to use it well
How it works on your body
The vagina is muscular and elastic, and with arousal its inner part lengthens and widens. Fullness is felt mostly as stretch at the vaginal opening and pressure along the walls; the front wall about a finger-length in is the G-spot area, and it answers steady pressure more than depth. A firm core under a soft outer layer gives a solid sense of presence, while the soft surface spreads contact so it does not feel hard.
Because it does not vibrate, what you feel is stretch, pressure and your own rhythm. The vein texture shifts the pressure point slightly with each movement, and the bend decides which wall the head presses on.
Ways to use it
- On the suction base: on a smooth, flat surface, lowering yourself onto it lets your body weight control depth. Kneeling gives you more control than sitting.
- In your hand: when you want to steer the angle toward the front wall, hold the base and use short, slow movements.
- With a partner in a harness: when you want partnered penetration, say what depth and pace you want; being on top lets you set both.
- Still and slow: once it is inside, pause and let your body adjust to the fullness before you move.
Who it suits
It tends to suit you if you already enjoy penetration and want a sense of fullness and stretch, or a realistic shape. If you are new to penetration or prefer a slim shape, a smaller insertable will be gentler. If you want vibration, this shape has none; you can add a separate clitoral vibrator.
Good to know
Arousal first: tissue that is swollen and soft stretches more easily, so take your time. Use plenty of water-based lube and stop if you feel sharp pain. For anal use, the suction base is wider than the shaft, which is what keeps a toy from slipping inside. The anus makes no lubrication of its own, so use more lube, go slowly and let the muscles relax before moving in, and never move from the anus to the vagina without washing first. Clean with warm water and mild soap; it is waterproof, so it can be rinsed fully.