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The Together Tones 7.75" Realistic Dildo is a straight, girthy realistic dildo with lifelike detailing and a flared suction base. It's a good fit for solo play or partnered strap-on sex if you want something full but not oversized, and it's waterproof, so it goes from the bedroom to the shower without fuss. This listing is the Medium version.
Many realistic dildos curve upward or flare at the head. This one keeps a straight shaft from base to tip, which makes it predictable to use: every stroke follows the same line, and it's easy to aim. The lifelike detail on the surface gives a bit of texture without being bumpy. It's listed as 197 mm (about 7.75 inches) in full length with 178 mm (about 7 inches) insertable, and 44 mm (about 1.73 inches) across. That diameter is on the thicker side of average, so it suits people who want a full feeling and are already comfortable with mid-sized toys.
The length is more forgiving than the width. Most people don't use all 7 inches, and the straight shape means you can stop at whatever depth feels good without the tip pressing anywhere unexpected. For first use, start on your back or on your side with knees drawn up, use your hand to control depth, and only move to riding it once the girth feels comfortable. Warming up with fingers or a smaller toy helps a lot with a 44 mm shaft.
The flared base works two ways. As a suction cup, it sticks to a smooth wall, floor or tub edge for hands-free play; press it on a clean, slightly damp surface and twist. As a flared base, it sits behind the O-ring of a strap-on harness, so a partner can wear it. A straight shaft is often easier for strap-on beginners to control than a curved one, since you don't have to think about angles. Make sure your harness ring is snug around the base before you start.
The dildo is waterproof, so it can come into the bath or shower and be rinsed off straight after. Together says it works with all lubricants, which gives you more choice than silicone toys allow. A silicone lube lasts well in the shower, where water rinses water-based lube away quickly. A suction cup also grips more reliably when lube stays off the base.
It's made from phthalate-free PVC, which has a smooth finish and some give, a little softer than firm silicone. After each use, wash it with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner and let it air-dry. PVC is more porous than silicone, so if you share it between partners or switch between anal and vaginal play, cover it with a condom or wash it thoroughly in between. Store it on its own, away from coloured toys and direct sunlight, so the finish stays even.
See more from Together and our harness-compatible dildos, or read our pick of the most realistic dildos.
Helpful answers about Together Tones 7.75" Realistic Dildo – Medium.
The Together Tones dildo is 197 mm (about 7.75 inches) long overall, with 178 mm (about 7 inches) insertable and a 44 mm (about 1.73 inch) diameter. It's a fairly thick, average-length size, so it suits people who are past their first toy.
For many beginners, yes. The length is manageable because you don't need to use it all, but the Together Tones' 44 mm width is thicker than most starter toys. If you're new, warm up first with fingers or a smaller toy, use plenty of lube and go slowly.
Yes. Together lists it as harness-compatible: the flared base sits behind the O-ring of a strap-on harness. A straight shaft like this is easy to control for new strap-on wearers. See our strap-on harnesses if you need one.
Yes. It's waterproof, and the suction base sticks to smooth tile or glass. Press it onto a clean, damp surface and twist to seal. Use silicone lube in the shower, since water rinses water-based lube away, but keep it off the cup.
Any lube. Together says the Tones dildo works with all lubricant types, so water-based, silicone and hybrid are all fine. Use a water-based or silicone lube rather than oil if you're covering it with a latex condom.
Wash the Together Tones with warm water and mild soap or toy cleaner after every use, including under the base. Air-dry it, then store it separately. PVC is more porous than silicone, so use a condom when sharing or switching between anal and vaginal play.
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