Keywords: vibrator, anal, clitoral, cone, designer

Thankfully, things have changed since the mechanical devices of the 1880’s and the recent ‘hand-reliant’ plastic phallic replacements. Now there’s a really cool hands-free silicone alternative. Developed by Twisted Products, The Cone began life as a wooden S&M chair. The S&M chair proved to be too comfortable so the idea came... to mould the shape into super-soft silicone, stuff with a powerful vibration motor and let’s not forget that clever little microchip. The rest, as they say, is history. Providing more variation than your average washing-machine, The Cone contains a powerful 3 Volt, 3000rpm gold brush motor and 16 in-built programmes, varying in vibration speed, power and frequency up to 30Hz. The Cone boasts a base diameter of over 185mm and is a cool 135mm high*, (about the length from your outstretched thumb to your little finger). It weighs a chunky 500g. However, do not be alarmed – as it is only partially penetrative with some heavy-duty ‘outer’ stimulation – future activity with a male partner will not resemble the act of throwing a sausage down an alley. Far from it in fact, some of our testers entertained the idea that it tightened things up! It has been suggested that there is another rather handy medical application for The Cone, but that’s our secret for now!

What is "Phthalate"?
Phthalates (pronounced THAL-ates) are widely used in plastics and other materials to make them soft and flexible. They are used in the medical industry and in consumer products such as food packaging, cosmetics, and toys for children and adults. Phthalates can be released by the products that contain them. There is growing... >moreAsk your own question.