Neo Silicone Butt Plug By Tantus - Lilac

A great first intermediate plug

Texture and material construction: A silky smooth silicone, less drag than Tantus' glossy silicone. Firm, hardly any give, only a little bendy at the neck.

Review Details: This is the largest plug I own to date, with all of the others being 1 inch in diameter. I chose it for my first intermediate plug because it has a smooth, pleasant texture that doesn't feel at all tacky, like Tantus' glossy silicone, and because it's shaped for ease of entry. I really like its shape. It gradually gets bigger and then gradually gets smaller, so that it's easy to get it in, and your opening won't be shocked by a dramatic change from something really big to something really small.

The Neo also provides a lovely sense of fullness, without feeling like it's too much of a stretch. In use, the Neo is really comfortable. The tip isn't as pointy as it looks- it's quite rounded, and doesn't poke me at all. The base is also awesome, as it fits right up against my body. In fact, the Neo is so comfortable that I can sometimes forget I'm wearing it. This may or may not be a good thing, depending on what you're looking for. For being able to go about one's day or engage in other sexual activities, this is great, because it adds a good amount of anal pleasure and a sense of fullness, but nothing too extreme.

Of course, if you're looking for something extreme, or something that will stimulate a g-spot or prostate, look elsewhere. I'm really glad I bought this as my first larger plug. It's easy to use (with adequate warmup), feels good, and has the most wonderful smooth texture.

Tantus Neo and Juice Comparison

Design, Neo - Neo is the most basic of the three plugs. It has no texture, just a smooth surface. It begins with a small point, making insertion a breeze. It gradually gets larger as you go down, with the largest part happening right below the center. It then comes back inward and then out again into the base.

Design, Juice - Juice is the middle of the road design between Neo and Twist. It's named because it looks like a juicer. It's shaped exactly the same as Neo, but with indents around it. The indents go in pretty deep. It also begins with a slim tip and then widens.

I've mentioned a thousand times that I'm no good with textures, but the Juice looked non-intimidating even to texture sensitive me. I found that the texture wasn't too intense. You can feel it when you insert it, but once it's in you don't notice it. The sensation on insertion wasn't painful for me, which is saying something. However, if you're big on textures this probably won't be satisfying.

Comparing - The three* are similar in size and material, but there are definite differences. The big difference is the texture on each. They go from nothing to very intense. What's great about this is that you can pick according to what you like. Neo is probably best for someone just starting out with plugs looking to get a moderate size. Juice is a good option if you're unsure about using textures anally or prefer light textures. Twist* will be best for those that like lots of texture or unique designs.

Plugs in Use - My favorite is Neo, followed shortly by Juice. They're pretty similar since the texture on Juice is light. If you're deciding between them, just know you really don't need both of them."

*The Twist plug has been discontinued and is no longer available.