#Fuze tango plus#

My girlfriend can feel the veining on the shaft during use, and they aren’t particularly pleasurable or particularly painful, but I find them to be quite stimulating around my entrance when I use it. I also find that when using the Velvet manually, I can easily angle the head to hit my g-spot, but personally find that the head isn’t broad enough for my tastes, and the shaft is too thin. On the receiving end, my girlfriend enjoys the Velvet, and says it hits her g-spot when I wield it correctly. After two years on hormones, though, I don’t mind more intense friction. I’ve always loved pretty strong pressure, but when I first used the Velvet before hormones, it was uncomfortable without a thick lube between my cock and the base. Another consideration is whether you have a problem with pressure and friction on your genitals.

I find that the Aslan Jaguar harness (with a new, smaller o-ring) is the best option, and it makes for a really natural silhouette because of the way the Velvet curves up from my crotch. When I first used the Velvet, I had a DIY harness with the right sized o-ring, but with an average, non-rigorous thrusting, it would be pushed back into the harness. It won’t work with my Wild Hide Maxie harness because it won’t sit comfortably over my genitals. For example, I can’t get the Fuze to work with my Cal Exotics Packer Gear Boxers because the o-ring is too big. The harness has to sit over your clitoris rather than on your pubic mound so that the base makes good contact with your genitals. However, you should only get the Fuze if you already have or intend to buy a good quality harness with an interchangeable smaller sized o-ring, and a good quality bullet vibe. The colour has a lovely sheen when wet, which makes lubing it up a pleasure every time. As it’s made of silicone, it is sanitisable. The silicone itself is very smooth, rather than glossy or draggy, but is a bit of a lint magnet, as most silicone is. However, I would only use the Velvet anally when paired with a harness, because the base isn’t very flared, so it could get sucked into the anal cavity. It’s only 1 inch in diameter and 5.5 inches long, which means it is very slim and not intimidating for anal use.

#Fuze tango plus#

On the plus side, it’s USD 48 from Early to Bed, or about AUD 65, which I think is a pretty reasonable price for a silicone, body safe dildo. I would endorse the Velvet if you are looking for your first strap on toy, with a few caveats. I saved up, and after a long wait, (check your junk mail for emails from Early to Bed, people!) my friend and I received our matching dildos in the mail. Receiving pleasure during strap on sex is really important to me as a transmasculine person, and it helps me feel more connected to my partner. There is also a slot for a bullet vibrator near the base, which can stimulate both people if the vibrator is strong enough. The Velvet, and its siblings from the Fuze Dildo and the Fuze Ten collections all feature ridges that press up against the wearer’s genitals to give friction while they are penetrating a partner. I was a real newbie to strap on sex – I didn’t even own a proper harness – but I already knew that I wouldn’t be able to orgasm from the pressure of a traditional base alone. The thing that kept bringing me back to the Velvet was the promise of stimulation for the wearer during strap on sex. I ended up with the Fun Factory Amor Stub, but that didn’t satiate my desire for the Velvet.

The answer was “um… everything!” I loved the texture, the shape, the colour, the ridges on the base. When the shop attendant was trying to help me find a substitute, she asked what I liked most about the Fuze. It felt like every time I went into my local sex shop, the Fuze Velvet was sold out.