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The Le Wand Bow is a solid stainless steel dildo bent into a gentle arc, with a different shape at each end. One end swells into a rounded bulb with a raised ridge running along it; the other tapers to a slimmer teardrop for focused pressure. At about half a kilo it's heavy, smooth and completely rigid, and that's exactly why people who love steel toys reach for it.
There's no give at all. Where a silicone toy flexes around a curve, the Bow holds its line, so the pressure you apply goes straight to the spot it's touching. The polished surface is slick once lubed and glides with very little drag. The weight does part of the work: let the curve rest against the front wall and small, rocking movements feel firmer than the effort you put in. If you've only used soft toys, expect a more direct sensation and go slower than usual for the first few sessions.
The teardrop end, about 28 mm at its widest, is the easier starting point. Its narrower tip and the arc of the shaft line up naturally with the G-spot or, used anally, the prostate. The bulb end is wider at about 34 mm and adds the ridge, so it gives more fullness and a bump of texture as it moves. Hold the opposite end as a handle; the bow shape gives your hand a comfortable grip and lets you angle the tip with a light rocking motion instead of thrusting.
Steel holds warmth and cold far better than silicone. For a cool sensation, run it under cold water or leave it in a bowl of cold water for a couple of minutes. For warmth, sit it in warm (never hot) water, then test it on your inner wrist before use. Don't put it in the freezer or heat it directly, since metal can quickly get colder or hotter than skin can handle.
Because it's metal, the Bow works with any lubricant: water-based, silicone or oil. Many steel fans prefer silicone lube because it stays slick for a long time and rarely needs topping up. Use plenty either way; a rigid toy is less forgiving when things get dry, and a smooth glide is what makes the weight feel good rather than heavy.
Le Wand says you can wash it with soap and water, run it through a dishwasher, or boil it for three to four minutes for a deep clean. Dry it with the included cleaning cloth to avoid water spots, then store it in its travel bag, apart from glass or silicone toys it could scratch or dent. Care instructions and a guide to stainless steel toys are in the box too.
Compare more shapes among our double-ended dildos and the wider dildo collection, see the full Le Wand range, or start with our dildo buying guide.
Helpful answers about Le Wand Bow Stainless Steel Dildo.
It can be, if you like firm pressure. Steel has no flex, so start with the 28 mm teardrop end, lots of lube and slow movements. If you're unsure whether you'll enjoy a rigid toy at all, try a firm silicone dildo first before choosing the Bow.
The teardrop end can be used for prostate play, but only while you keep hold of the other end. The Bow has no flared base, so it isn't a plug and must never be let go of or left inside. Use a thick lube and keep movements slow and shallow.
Any type. Steel doesn't react with silicone, water-based or oil lube. Silicone stays slick longest, water-based rinses off fastest, and oil can feel lovely but rules out latex condoms. Our guide to lube for sex toys explains the trade-offs.
About 503 grams, close to the weight of a full half-litre water bottle. That weight adds pressure without you pushing harder. It also means you should use it over a bed or towel, since dropping it on tile can damage the floor or scuff the toy's polish.
Yes. Le Wand lists dishwasher cleaning, alongside soap and water or boiling for three to four minutes. Lay it in the cutlery basket or on the top rack where it can't knock against dishes, and dry it afterwards with the cloth to avoid water spots.
Use water, not the freezer or a stove. A bowl of warm or cold tap water for two or three minutes is enough. Always touch it to your inner wrist first; steel changes temperature quickly and can feel much more intense against sensitive skin than it does in your hand.
The bulb end is about 34 mm wide with a ridge running toward the tip, giving more fullness and texture. The teardrop end is about 28 mm and smooth, better for targeted G-spot or P-spot pressure. Many people warm up with the slimmer end and switch within the same session.
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