Tantus VIP Super Soft
$69.99
from SheVibe
Even though PinkCherry no longer seems to be carrying the vanilla version of the VIP Super Soft, the mocha version. The VIP is the first of the Super Soft dildos I’ve seen available on any third-party retailers. Tantus actually makes several of their pieces with this formula, including Mark, Adam and Mikey. If you’ve been around a while, you’ll notice that I didn’t enjoy the Adam O2 very much. I was hoping for something more VixSkin-like but the dual-density formula was firmer than I was looking for, which meant that the already hefty Adam was too big for my tastes.
I should have paid attention because I had a similar issue with the VIP. This is a big one, baby. But, I do find the super soft texture to be quite interesting so even though it’s not my cup of tea, it could be yours.
The name “super soft” is dead on. This stuff is crazy soft and squishy. You can grab it and it’ll bulge out in other areas. Super soft may be ideal for the sex toy lover who wants something more hygienic than cyberskin and something that will last pretty much forever. On the downside, the soft formula does seem to dent a little easier and, as always, silicone does like to pick up lint.
The VIP is super soft all the way through. There’s no solid inner core. Thus, you can bend it and squish it any way you want. Because the VIP is so long, it does flop over but it’s thick enough that it wouldn’t be completely reasonable as a packing cock.. unless your pants had a lot of room. The heavy silicone only measures 7″ from end to end but it’s got a 5″ (1.59″ diameter) that is pretty consistent throughout the length of the toy. The head is slightly contoured to be round, and has a slight ridge, but isn’t realistic. Besides being straight, the shaft is really quite smooth.
The biggest feature, design-wise, is the balls.. but I’m not a big fan. This is already a heavy toy — it seems like the silicone may be denser than most — the balls just make it unwieldy without adding much stimulation, in my opinion. I’d also just prefer to grasp a rounded/flared base. My hands are small so the balls get in the way. Some might like the visual aspect or think it adds realism.
The super soft silicone isn’t very realistic feeling even though it’s fun. I find it a little unwieldy because the silicone is so squishy, it doesn’t thrust super well, even with a lot of (water-based) lube. The shaft does have a G-spot curve if the sheer mass doesn’t hit your spot. It did hit mine but in a general way that wasn’t as focused as I tend to like.
I think that Tantus’s super soft silicone is a great idea but the VIP isn’t the size for me. I’d be interested in trying other pieces made out of this material in the future, though — preferably without any attached balls.
I’ve been considering one of these but wasn’t sure what to expect. Thanks for so thoroughly describing the toy 🙂
I appreciate the detailed review. I wish Tantus (and some of the other companies) had more dildos for those of us who need smaller dimensions. Even the female-owned, “sex-positive” shops in my town insist on having nothing but girthy dildos, and it makes me feel inadequate sometimes for asking to see something smaller. Good to know I’m not alone.
I have become increasingly sensitive in.. not the best way. so I appreciate the smaller sizes these days,
Yours is gorgeous! Mine is the black, but this, this actually looks a bit like my skin tone! I wish they still offered this color!