Flame Ⅴ is a slim, soft silicone vibrator with a motor at each end and a bendable core that holds its shape. Curve it so one end rests inside against the front wall, toward the G-spot area, while the other lies over the clitoris. The slender, supple build keeps the internal part comfortable and wearable under close-fitting underwear.
Bend it before switching on, until both ends sit without strain, then start low. During penetrative sex with a partner, use one end on the clitoris while you set the intensity. A remote version is available, so a partner can hold the control. If the feeling fades, change the bend rather than turning it up.
How to use it well
How it works on your body
Inside, the vagina responds to vibration near the opening and to pressure deeper in; on the front wall, about a finger-length in, the G-spot area responds to steady pressure. Outside, the clitoral glans sits at the top of the vulva, with its larger structure running beneath the labia on both sides of the opening.
Bending the core lets you place one end on each area at once. A slim, soft shape asks less of the vaginal opening, so the focus stays on vibration and angle rather than stretch.
Ways to use it
- Solo: bend it so one end sits inside and the other rests on the clitoris, then adjust the curve until the pressure feels even.
- During sex with a partner: use it outside, on the clitoris, with you holding it or setting the intensity.
- Worn during foreplay: under close-fitting underwear, it can stay in place while you and your partner touch each other.
- With the remote version: your partner holds the control, and you can tell them when to change or stop.
Who it suits
It tends to suit you if you prefer a slim, gentle feel inside, want clitoral and internal stimulation together, or like a toy you can shape.
If you want a strong sense of fullness, a thicker shape will suit you better. If you prefer a toy with a fixed shape that needs no adjusting, this one may feel fiddly.
Good to know
- Start low; arousal first. Swollen, soft tissue takes more with comfort, while numbness means pause, not turn it up.
- Check the bend before switching on, so neither end presses hard in one spot.
- Use a water-based lube; silicone-based lube can damage silicone toys.
- It is splash-resistant rather than made for the bath: rinse it under running water with mild soap, dry it, and store it apart from other silicone toys.