Sport Silicone G-Spot Dildo By Tantus - Amethyst

Well Named

Texture and material construction: The Sport Silicone G-Spot Dildo is a relatively thin, slightly curved toy made with single density silicone. The silicone itself is verging on hard but does have a little bit of give and flexibility. This is by no means a realistic dildo. The perfectly smooth shaft of the toy swoops very nicely into a bulbous, slightly oblong head. That’s pretty much all the definition this toy has. The only thing that even hints at the anatomy of a penis is that at the back of the dildo the silicone tapers slightly into a ridge which vertically spans the shaft. That ridge is meant to represent the penile raphe; however, without more anatomical detail to make it evident, that ridge really just looks stylistic.

The base of the toy is actually quite different from other Tantus dildos. Instead of the usual circle shape it has a triangular shaped base with rounded edges. I actually prefer this base. It makes holding the dildo far more comfortable because it fits nicely in your hand. Furthermore, and I’m not sure if this was intentional or not, the base of my toy has a slight lip to it so it also works as a suction cup. It’s not marketed as such, so that may just be how this particular dildo came out. However, mine does hold up to light thrusting.

Because it is silicone it does have the usual problem of lint and drag. But washing with soap and water, and using a little bit of lube solves those problems nicely.

Review Details: When I bought this toy initially, I had a very specific purpose in mind. I was very new to penetration and I just wanted something small, of good quality, and not too expensive for an introductory toy. I was not at the point where I understood my body enough to even think about targeting my G-spot. I just needed something to help my body get used to penetration. This toy worked perfect for that. I used it for basic thrusting and it helped me move gradually to larger dildos. It had served its purpose and I didn’t really think about it much after that.

However, after playing with a lot of different toys and learning that my body really enjoys smaller direct stimulation I decided to go back to the Sport to explore its G-Spot potential. I started out with basic straight thrusting like I had when I first got it. I could feel that the head was hitting my G-spot but because the shaft is so flexible I wasn’t getting the pressure I need. So I decided to play around with the angle, and dear Jebus! I pushed the base of the toy downward and the firm head hit my G-spot with every thrust. It felt amazing. When trying my G-spot toys, I always like to start out with a weaker vibration because it doesn’t drown out the G-spot sensations. With this toy I actually found myself backing off even more than usual because the pleasure was so pronounced.

Now, I had always wondered why this dildo was called the Sport. I thought it was strange because it’s a rather plain dildo. However, as I thrust the toy I could only think that it was so perfectly fitting because suddenly wished I had done some endurance building exercises so I could work this toy to its full potential. I just couldn’t thrust fast enough. At one point my arm actually got tired and I had to stop, which was super frustrating because the sensation was so vibrant. I could feel a really explosive sensation building with this toy but because I couldn’t thrust fast enough I couldn’t quite get to where I knew it was leading me. However, it still took me somewhere amazing. As I was thrusting into my G-spot, and on the cusp of orgasm, I took my vibrator away to prolong my play. Now, normally that would have worked. I’m very much a clit girl and I need that stimulation to reach climax. So I was not expecting my orgasm to keep building without the vibe. I was able to come just from thrusting into my G-spot and that has never happened. It wasn’t super explosive but it was wholly satisfying.

The Tantus Sport is another one of those completely unassuming dildos that does its job and does it well. I may have bought it as a beginner toy but it is definitely staying in my regular line up. I’m just hoping that with a bit more use my arm won’t get as tired as quickly.

Yes and No

Texture and material construction: This product is made of silicone - no bumps, ridges, or imperfections. This dildo also has a rounded head, which is different from some of Tantus' other creations.

Review Details: I bought the Tantus Sport Strap-on Kit, and this was the dildo included. It has a nice dark purple color - it stands out compared to my Tantus Silk small and medium. I don't have the Tantus Silk large yet, but I think it'll be comparable in size (I was able to compare it to the medium and it's bigger than that one).

The rounded head did reach and caress my g-spot (I'm a cis female), but the head was a bit bigger than I liked. I am just starting out with dildos (so if you're reading this review you can take that into consideration), but I think if I were to use this dildo more seriously I might need to warm up more. Practice makes perfect though ;)

In the end, I gave it a 3/5 stars because it wasn't my favorite toy, but if you're looking for something to reach or pleasure a difficult g-spot I think this toy would do a great job. Mine isn't particularly hard to find or please. Tantus is a great maker of dildos, and I will continue to shop my way through their collection too!

Great G-Spotter!

Texture and material construction: The Sport is made of Tantus' standard platinum-cured silicone, which is high quality, glossy-smooth in texture, fairly firm but flexible and slightly squishable, odorless and flavorless, and of course nonporous, sterilizable, and body-safe. I have it in Midnight Purple, which is a very dark color with a subtle pearlescent shimmer. It's the same silicone look and feel as that used in the G-Spot, the Leisure, the Rocket, the Acute, the Silk, the Warm-Up, and many more.

Review Details: Don't be fooled by that 1.25" girth -- that's just the shaft. The widest part of the Sport's tip is actually 1.4" in diameter (4.5" circumference)! Just beneath it, the shaft is 1" across (3.25" around), and near the base it widens to 1.2" across (3.75" around). That thick, round tip, set atop a gentle curve, is AMAZING for g-spot stimulation. I'm a lover of smaller toys, so I need to warm up a bit with my Tantus Warm-Up and Vixen Spur first, or maybe my Tantus Leisure. After that, I can slowly work that bulbed tip past my PC muscles, and then the feel of the slender shaft nearly disappears behind the intense sensations created internally. The shaft is not completely featureless, however - it has a noticeable, almost right-angled ridge running lengthwise along the underside. This does create a subtle sensation around the vaginal opening during thrusting.


Another great feature of the Sport is the teardrop-shaped base. This allows you to keep track of what direction the bulb is pointing in when it's inside a vagina or rectum, especially if you're using it on someone else. The base is a little thin on the one I received, but it still works fine in a RodeOH harness, and likely would with other types as well.

The insertable length is about 5.75", which is a good length for me in from-the-front positions. If you need something longer, well, Tantus anticipated that and made a longer version, appropriately called the Sport Long.

I think this dildo is similar to, but a slight improvement on, the shapes of the Acute and the Rocket, and I think it's a versatile shape that almost everyone should have in hir toy collection.