Once again, Tantus hits the spot

The Tantus Uncut #2 is an uncircumcised dildo, one of the first of it’s kind (Bad Dragon also has uncircumcised dildos, though they are fantasy dildos). It’s another dual-density toy of theirs, the Adam O2 and Flurry O2 are two other Tantus toys of their kind that I’ve reviewed. Once again, the dual-densitiness (officially a word now) isn’t as dramatic as the Mustang was but the uncircumcised tip was what was unique about this Tantus toy.

Does the foreskin have any affect on the use of the toy?

The foreskin of the Uncut #2 is decorative, rather than a uniquely functional aspect of the Uncut, although it isn’t profound enough to rub against my g-spot. What I do appreciate about this toy is that it is inclusive. I hope that it makes more penis-owners feel comfortable with their bodies. I’ve been with a lot of men, both circumcised and uncut, and I have no true preference. Most of my toys, nearly all of them, are circumcised, so it was a nice surprise adding an uncut dildo to my collection.

I like pretty much everything about this toy

Though there is one qualm I have with this toy. 1) If you don’t clean it well, there will be vag juices on the ring around the foreskin. Also, this isn’t a qualm but it duly noted that I just really REALLY want to gently retract the foreskin. Just gently. But retract it nonetheless.

How I fucked the Tantus Uncut #1

Although the head is rather large, compared to the rest of its body, it went in smoothly. This is by no means the largest toy I own (think: Crackers, Maverick, ect.) but the head was filling, more than the body. In fact, the shaft of the toy was more like an afterthought, in the sense that once the head was in, that’s all I wanted.

I have a very sensitive g-spot so most toys rub against it at least a tad bit, and the Tantus Uncut #2 was no exception. However, it wasn’t as pronounced as, say, the Flurry O2 which doesn’t have a curve but does boast an impressive head. Because the shaft is very thin, similar to the Mustang (another dual-density toy), the stimulation I got was minimal. The head of the dildo, however, made up for that. Going in it felt like I was being filled up, but then that feeling ended at the base of le vag. Then, all the attention of the toy was honed into my g-spot. When I pushed the Tantus Uncut #2 into me further, I found that I didn’t feel as much pleasure as I did when I first inserted the toy. (The bottom of the entrance to my vagina likes the “full” feeling when phallic objects are inserted.)

Now, you’ll note that the Tantus Uncut #2 does indeed have a slight curve. That being said, the curve wasn’t distinct enough to provide g-spot pleasure, the head took care of that. I found that the way to experience g-spot pleasure with the Tantus Uncut #2 was to angle it upward and thrust with the head stimulating my g-spot. I wasn’t able to comfortably thrust any deeper than the head, though, without hurting my cervix.

Can this go in my butt (and other questions answered)?

Yes! Yes the Tantus Uncut #2 can go in your butt! How awesome is that? Pretty much all the dildos I’ve reviewed have been anal safe. What’s also awesome about the Tantus Uncut #2 is that it’s also harness comparable, which is true for all of the Tantus dildos I’ve used. It’s important to me that the toys I review can be used on/in as many people as possible and the Uncut #2 is a toy that can be used in/on genitals of any sort on either solo or w/ partner(s). Let’s share the love, right?

I did find something almost-semi-unfortunate, though. The base of the Tantus Uncut #2 is curve outward so that it wobbles when you place it on a flat surface. While this doesn’t impede the performance of the toy, it’s just rather annoying. I prefer to keep my dildos in a cabinet, all standing upright, so when the Tantus Uncut is wobbly when I accidentally walk INTO my cabinet, it can create a domino effect.

That being said, if you have a firm grip on the base of the shaft it is possible to bounce up and down on the toy, it’s just a bit more effort.

This is dual-density, right?

The silicone, though advertised as “dual density”, is actually pretty firm for that. Like the Flurry O2, the Tantus Uncut is squishy near the head of the toy but not on the shaft. Really, the only way I was able to be certain that the shaft was dual-dneisty was by squeezing the toy very, very hard and feeling some give with a solid core. Other than that experiment, though, and the head of the toy, I wouldn’t have known it was dual density.

I can, however, shake the dildo side to side quickly and it’ll flop over spectacularly. I’m doing it now, actually, because I’m that good at typing *WOBBLE WOBBLE WOBBLE*.

Who would like this toy?

While the Tantus Uncut #2 isn’t quite as exciting as the Flurry O2 was for my vagina, this dildo will please many. There’s a demand for uncut dildos and it’s not something you see very often. he Tantus Uncut also comes in a larger size, the Uncut #1. Actually, I have yet to see another realistic uncut dildo. The biggest reason I would suggest you buy this toy is if this toy gives you the feels for what it stands for, inclusion for all those with dicks.

Now, if you’re less focused on aesthetics then you will find many toys shaped as such. The Mustang, for instance, is a dual-density dildo that is about the width of the shaft of the Uncut. If you are interested in a dildo with a slightly larger head then you could consider the Amor, though it is slightly shorter.

And then, if you’re looking for a realistic dildo that has a pronounced head then you could consider the Cadet; it has veins just like the Uncut does. You’ll notice with all these recommendations the Uncut is the only dildo here that is uncircumcised so if you want an uncut dildo then this is the way to go!