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Vibrators
Plug-In Vibrators and Accessories
Hitachi Magic Wand
This plug-in vibrator is probably the best place to start. It has a soft,
round head that feels just lovely on your clit (or your feet, for that
matter...). It's far and away the most popular choice.
G-Spotter
This attachment for the Hitachi Magic Wand (which also fits the Rechargeable
Wand) curves upward slightly so that it can be used for penetration as well
as G-Spot stimulation. Note: Another way to accomplish the same thing is to
use your vibrator without any attachments but purchase the Wavy G dildo or a
Crystal Wand.
Coil Vibrator
If you want a plug-in vibrator like the Hitachi Magic Wand but need it to
run almost completely silently, then this would be a good choice. It comes
with several attachments.
Battery-Powered and Rechargeable Vibrators
Rechargeable Wand
This is far and away the best of the rechargeable vibrators. It carries a 45
minute charge and can also be used while it is recharging. It has the same
basic shape as the Hitachi Magic Wand.
eVibe
This vibrator's claims to fame are that it's small, portable, and waterproof
(i.e. so you can use it in a hot tub, bath, or shower).
Rabbit Pearl
This Japanese vibrator has a somewhat complicated but effective design: a
rotating shaft vibrates and turns (the shaft has rolling, textured "pearls"
inside of it that feel just lovely at the entrance of your vagina) while
another part vibrates against your clit.
Mini Dolphin Vibe
This is a vibrator and harness combination that keeps a small dolphin-shaped
vibrator nestled against your clit while leaving both your hands free. By
moving one of its straps out of the way, you can enjoy it at the same time
you're enjoying intercourse with a partner (you could also use one hand to
press against the dolphin part and control the intensity/focus of the
sensations you're receiving).
The Fukuoko 9000
This is a tiny clitoral vibrator that fits over your finger. It's a perfect
way to unobtrusively work in a little clitoral stimulation during
intercourse with a partner (note: this works particularly well if you're on
all fours or in any other position where one of your hands has a little
extra freedom to move against your clit).
Vibrator Tips
Vibrators are fun for almost everyone, but are especially popular amongst
women: using a vibrator clitorally is the easiest way for most women to
reach orgasm. Here are some basic tips for getting the most out of your
vibrator:
If you feel comfortable making a little noise, then you'll probably find
that letting yourself moan or sigh on your exhalations will improve the
whole experience. Moving or rocking your hips rhythmically, in time with
your breathing, can also make a big difference.
If the vibrations are the right speed for you but seem too intense, then you
might try either draping a thin cloth between your clit and the vibrator or
else leaving a light article of clothing on. You can also try moving the
vibrator to the side of your clitoris rather than keeping your vibrator
directly on it.
Just to see whether you prefer this sensation, try using lighter pressure
but moving the head of the vibrator on your clit, rather than keeping it
stationary and using heavy pressure.
For those who want to take things to the next level, here are some advanced
vibrator tips:
If you're already comfortable moving your hips in time with your breathing,
then try squeezing and relaxing your "PC" muscle (the same muscle you
squeeze to stop the flow of urine when you're urinating) in time with your
pelvic movements.
Many women find that clitoral orgasms (e.g. from a plug-in vibrator such as
the Hitachi) feel especially good when accompanied by a little penetration.
The Wavy G Dildo, the Crystal Wand, and the Kegelcisor are all popular
choices.
Some women find they can have multiple clitoral orgasms with their vibrator.
The secret is to back off on the pressure, keep the vibrator moving, and
avoiding direct contact with your clit until the energy builds up again.
Men can enjoy vibrators too. For men with female partners, one obvious
approach is for his partner to use a vibrator on her clit during intercourse
with him; the vibrations will also diffuse into his penis, a sensation which
some men really like. Men can also enjoy vibrators without a partner: this
is a fundamentally different experience than masturbating with your hand, as
(chances are) your penis will be semi-hard through much or all of the
experience rather than fully erect. However, especially if you do the
rhythmic breathing and pelvis rocking and PC muscle contractions, you may
find that you like the sensation a LOT. Some men find they can reach
pleasurable orgasms with a vibrator without ever having a full erection.
If you would like to learn more about vibrators but prefer to learn
visually, then you might enjoy watching the educational videotape Great
Vibrations by Carol Queen.
If you would like to learn more about sex toys in general, then we recommend reading a copy of The New Good Vibrations Guide to Sex.
Dildos
Wavy G Dildo
This dildo has a very comfortable shape, including a graceful curve that
gives you a good angle to exert pressure on your G-spot if you wish. It's
made of silicone, a substance which is considered far superior to rubber
when it comes to sex toys; silicone dildos are simple to clean, feel better,
and retain body heat much better (note: just don't use them with
silicone-based lubes, like I-D Millenium or Wet Platinum or Eros).
Crystal Wand
Many women find this beautiful, S-shaped, clear lucite dildo to be perfect
for G-spot stimulation. It can also be used for prostate stimulation, and
comes with an instruction manual.
Kegelcisor
This cool steel dildo was designed to make it easier for women to find and
exercise their PC (pubococcygeal) muscles. The main feature of this toy is
its weight; because it's heavier and made of smooth steel, you can firmly
press against it with your vaginal muscles without pushing it out. It's
featured in Betty Dodson's videotape Celebrating Orgasm, in case you want to
see how it's used. By the way, this item is more expensive than most sex
toys because of its construction as well as because it's also sold to
doctors as a medical device.
Bobbi Sue
This versatile dildo has a hollowed-out area at its base into which one can
insert the (included) egg-shaped vibrator. This dildo can also be used in a
harness, and is made of silicone for extra comfort.
Anal Toys
Buddy
Our culture tends to put a lot of emphasis on intercourse, but the best way
to get started with anal play is with either fingers or an anal toy such as
this. Unlike dildos meant for vaginal use, anal toys like this have a
flanged base so they can't accidentally slip all the way inside you. If you
want a vibrating sensation you can press the head of a plug-in vibrator
against this toy's base. Men can tilt it forward (i.e. towards the front of
their body) if they want it to stimulate the prostate gland.
Harnesses
These are toys that allow women and men to wear a dildo on their hips or
thighs to penetrate their lovers with, while leaving their hands free.
Terra Firma
This is an excellent two-strap harness, notable for comfortably fitting
people with a wide variety of hip sizes. You'll probably want to purchase a
matching dildo to go along with it.
Thigh One On
This harness straps onto your thigh rather than around your hips. Two
partners could each wear one and slide between each others' legs for
simultaneous penetration (note: this would almost certainly work better than
trying to use "double dildos," which nobody I've ever met seems to have had
any luck with...).
Lubricants
Astroglide
This is a water-based lube without Nonoxynol-9. Using lube can help make
vaginal or anal penetration of any kind feel much better.
Liquid Silk
This is another water-based lube without Nonoxynol-9. Liquid Silk has a
slightly different feel that some people prefer.
Toys for Men
Cock Ring
Cock rings cause a feeling of extra pressure in the penis when they're put
on at the base of the penis (the testicles go through them, so the ring is
between the testicles and the body). This model is adjustable and flexible.
Safer Sex Supplies
Kimono Microthin Condoms
Many men who have tried them all think these latex condoms (without
Nonoxynol-9) are the best. Two newer condoms that have also been gathering
great reviews are Pleasure Plus and InSpiral. Condoms should be used with
used with water-based lube, such as Astroglide or Liquid Silk.
Reality Condoms
These "female" condoms are an alternative to male condoms for vaginal
intercourse, and some people also prefer them to male condoms for anal
intercourse.
Glyde Dams
If you want to use a latex barrier for cunnilingus or analingus, this is
your best choice.
Miscellaneous Toys
Blindfold
A fun toy for sensation or BDSM play.
Wrist Cuffs
Using wrist cuffs to restrain someone (i.e. in the context of consensual
BDSM play) is much easier than learning to tie knots, and is safer than
using metal handcuffs.
Cleaning Your Sex Toys
Here's what the folks at Toys in Babeland have to say about cleaning your
toys:
"Keep your toys clean with a little soap and warm water. If you want, break
out the hydrogen peroxide for that super clean feeling. Don't submerge the
part of a battery vibe that holds the batteries. Do not submerge electric
vibes at all.
Leather harnesses can be cleaned with a damp rag, and nylon webbing
harnesses can go in the wash with the rest of your laundry.
Silicone dils and plugs can be boiled up to 3 minutes, cleaned with a bleach solution, or run through your dishwasher. For more delicate polymers stick to warm water and soap, and replace them every so often, as they are impossible to keep perfectly clean.
Oil products destroy latex! That means oil-based lubricants, massage oils, butter, olive oil...anything containing oil. Use only water-based lubricant with latex."
The folks at Libida.com have the following advice, based on the type of
material the toy is made out of:
Silicone: Vastly superior to rubber or vinyl dildos, silicone warms up
quickly, retains body heat, is non-porous and easy-to-clean. Cleaning: Run
it through the dishwasher or boil it on the stove (3-5 minutes) and viola!
-- your toy is sterilized.
Jellies: These dildos are made of a translucent, soft, and flexible
substance that looks like it contains air bubbles. Cleaning: This material
is a non-porous form of rubber that can be cleaned with mild soap and hot
water.
Rubber: Firm, flexible, and often heavy, rubber dildos are porous and often need more care to clean than the average toy. Cleaning: Rubber dildos should always be used with condoms, but can be cleaned with mild soap and water.
Cyberskin: This material is soft and supple, and looks and feels remarkably like skin. Cleaning: Rinse with hot water, or disinfect by putting alcohol onto a cloth and lightly rubbing (avoid soap or harsh detergents); to keep the silky feel, sprinkle with cornstarch or talc.
Latex: Use only water-based lubes on latex, as oil-based substances will break it down. Cleaning: Latex is non-porous and easy to clean.
Vinyl: Vinyl toys are light in weight, easy to clean, and come in many different forms and colors. Cleaning: Vinyl products are non-porous, and can be washed with mild soap and hot water.
If cleaning seems like too much of a pain and you still want to use your toy
with more than one person, you could always just put a latex condom (or
latex glove, in the case of some larger vibrators) over your toy and discard
the glove or condom when you're done. Rubber dildos are porous and it isn't
really practical to completely sterilize them, so you should either put
condoms on them if you're going to use them with multiple people or switch
to silicone dildos (which can be boiled to disinfect them, as mentioned
above).
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