Dildos

Dragon dildos and Bad Dragon designs are one of our biggest categories by search volume, covering genuine fantasy-inspired shapes and textures that go well beyond anything realistic. They've built a loyal following among buyers after something more imaginative than a standard design.

Double-ended dildos feature a shaft at each end rather than a base, suiting partnered play or anyone after a longer, dual-use design. They're typically more flexible than single-ended styles to accommodate use from both ends.

Thrusting dildos add automatic in-and-out motion powered by an internal motor, replicating penetrative movement without needing a separate machine. They suit buyers after hands-free stimulation in a more compact form factor.

Vibrating dildos combine a dildo's shape with internal vibration, usually with multiple speed and pattern settings. They're a natural step up for anyone who's enjoyed a standard dildo and wants to add another layer of sensation.

Realistic dildos are our bestselling style overall, featuring lifelike veining, texture and proportions designed to closely mimic the real thing. These suit buyers after a traditional, true-to-life shape over a fantasy or novelty design.

Suction cup dildos include a flat suction base that mounts to a wall, floor or other flat surface, freeing up your hands entirely during use. They also work well with harnesses for partnered strap-on play.

Squirting dildos add a built-in fluid release function for a more realistic finish, usually requiring a water-based fluid of your choice to fill an internal reservoir before use.

Mini and beginner dildos scale down length and width significantly compared to standard sizing, suiting first-time buyers or anyone who prefers a smaller, more manageable toy regardless of experience level.

Dual-density and jelly dildos use a softer outer layer over a firmer core, or a fully flexible jelly-style material throughout, aiming for a different give and texture compared to standard firmness silicone.

Material is the first thing to consider. Silicone is the most popular choice thanks to being body-safe, non-porous and easy to clean, while harder materials like glass or steel deliver more rigid sensation but need a different care routine. Jelly and dual-density styles sit somewhere in between, offering more give than firmer materials without the upkeep that some softer materials require.

Size matters more than most first-time buyers expect. Going too large too soon is a common mistake, so if you're newer to dildos, starting with a moderate length and width and working up from there is generally more comfortable than jumping straight to something oversized. Our mini and beginner styles are a sensible starting point if you're at all unsure.

Think about how you'll actually use it. A flat base suits simple handheld use, a suction cup base suits hands-free or harness play, and a flared base is essential for anything intended for anal use, since a flared base prevents the toy from being pulled in too far.

If you're drawn to something more unconventional, our dragon dildos and Bad Dragon range is worth a browse for fantasy shapes and textures that go well beyond standard designs. For hands-free use, our suction cup dildos category covers everything from shower-safe designs to harness-compatible bases.

New to dildos altogether? Our runs through material differences, sizing guidance and what to realistically expect from your first purchase.

If dildos and dongs have caught your eye, you might also want to browse:

• Dragon Dildos & Bad Dragon for genuine fantasy-inspired designs
• Realistic Dildos for our bestselling lifelike styles
• Suction Cup Dildos for hands-free and harness-compatible options
• Squirting Dildos for a more realistic finish

What material is best for a first dildo?

Silicone is generally the best starting point since it's body-safe, non-porous and simple to clean with mild soap and water. Harder materials like glass or steel offer different sensations but suit buyers who already know they prefer firmer, more rigid toys.

What size dildo should I start with?

A moderate length and width is the safest starting point for anyone newer to dildos, since going too large too soon is a common discomfort. You can always size up later once you've got a better sense of your own preference.

What's the difference between a suction cup dildo and a regular dildo?

A suction cup dildo includes a flat base designed to mount to a wall, floor or other flat surface, allowing hands-free use. A regular dildo typically has a simple flat or flared base intended for handheld use instead.

Why do some dildos have a flared base?

A flared base is designed to prevent the toy from being pulled in too far during use, which is particularly important for anything intended for anal play. Always check for a flared base if that's how you plan to use the toy.

How do I clean and store a dildo?

Silicone dildos can be washed with warm water and a mild, unscented soap, then air dried completely before storing. Avoid storing silicone toys touching each other or other silicone items, since prolonged contact can sometimes cause materials to degrade over time.