Want to turn up the heat on your pleasure this summer? We’ve got you covered
BY SOFIE ROOS, IMAGE BY PIXELSHOT/CANVA
On the hunt for sex toys that will make this summer the hottest one so far? Then you’re in the right place, because here are 10 amazingly pleasurable sapphic-friendly favourites that I definitely think you should try!
Fusion Vibe 2.0 — My favourite gender neutral dildo
Do you love using dildos and are into ones that don’t look like a real penis? Then you’ll love Fusion Vibe 2.0 from Wet For Her!
This is a vibrating dildo that can be used with a strap-on harness, and that, thanks to its nicely shaped base, stimulates the clit of the penetrator when they thrust back and forth.
Fusion Vibe comes in two colours and three sizes and is made out of soft silicone. It also has a bendable shaft that allows a stimulation tailored to your preferences. Oh and that’s not all, it has 10 different settings of vibrations, can be used during water play, and its shape stimulates the G-spot wonderfully.
You can shop Fusion 2.0 at Wet For Hers webshop here
Wet For Her is a sex toy brand made by queer women for sapphics!
Le Wand Arch — Manual G-spot wand in stainless steel for strong orgasms
If you crave G-spot stimulation and want a luxurious sex toy made out of premium stainless steel, then you’ll have a good time with Arch from Le Wand!
This is a manual G-spot dildo with a 2-1 design you can switch between by swapping sides. Its shape makes it easy to reach the right spot both on yourself and a partner, and don’t forget to try using it for temperature play, either by heating or cooling the massager!
Lovehoney Butt Plug — Beginner and sapphic-friendly anal sex toy
This butt plug is perfect for all sapphics who’d like to explore anal fun!
It has a beginner-friendly size and is easy to insert with some lube, and the end has a cute crystal heart that makes the plug work as anal jewellery, which adds a hot feeling for everyone wanting to spice things up!
You can buy this butt plug at Lovehoney’s store here
Beyond Feelskin — The best suction base dildo for queer women
If you’re looking for a dildo with a suction base that can be used hands-free in positions such as doggystyle and cowgirl, as well as with a harness for strapping, and if you’re into realistic designs, then I’m sure you’ll love this bendable dildo!
It comes in three sizes, three colours, is made out of soft and body-safe silicone, can be shaped to stimulate the way that feels just right for you, and can be used both for vaginal and anal penetration!
You can shop Beyond Feelskin at Wet For Her here
LELO Hugo — The best prostate vibrator for trans women
If you’re a trans woman or gender diverse person with a prostate looking for amazing P-spot orgasms, you’ll love this luxurious prostate massager from LELO.
The medium-sized toy is easy to insert regardless of previous experience with anal play The silicone is smooth, and it stimulates the prostate perfectly with its three vibrating engines and six settings.
And to top it off, Hugo is safe to use during water play, you easily control it via the elegant remote, and the vibrator also stimulates the perineum.
You can buy Hugo at LELO’s official site here
Tex Vixskin — The best anal dildo for prostate fun
For all trans women and gender diverse folks with a prostate who’d like to stimulate their P-spot manually, this very realistic dildo made for anal play is the go-to choice.
It gives amazing P-spot orgasms thanks to its shape, which makes the glans stimulate the prostate perfectly.
The size is beginner-friendly, the dildo is handmade out of the softest silicone, there’s a suction cup on the bottom, making it easy to get penetrated in different positions, and it looks super realistic.
Buy your Tex anal dildo at Vixen Creation’s official website here
Lovehoney Strap-on — My favourite beginner-friendly strapping kit
This is an affordable strap-on set featuring a small sized gender neutral dildo á la 5 inches, with a slightly curved form that simulates the G-spot and/or prostate, and an adjustable harness with an O-ring that sits comfortably and steadily no matter body type.
You can shop this beginner friendly strap-on kit at Lovehoneys webshop
Lifelike Lover — Affordable small-sized hands-free dildo
If you’re into realistic dildos and are on a budget, as well as looking for something small that can be used hands-free for all types of penetration, then this best seller is a great choice!
The shaft is slightly bendable, you can use it with a strap-on, the dildo has great realistic details, and you can use it safely for both vaginal and anal play.
Shop Lifelike Lover at Lovehoney here
Womanizer Duo 2 — Rabbit G-spot and clitoris air pulse vibrator
Into double stimulus and air pulse vibrations? Then the premium rabbit vibrator Duo 2 from Womanizer is basically made for you!
It stimulates both the bean with air pulsing technology and the G-spot with classic vibrations at the same time. It’s super quiet, has 14 different intensity levels, can be used in the shower or bath, and comes in five hot colours.
You can shop Womanizer Duo 2 at their official site here
We-Vibe Touch X — Mini multi vibrator
Lastly, I want to recommend this petite vibrator from We-Vibe. It’s made to be used however you like it, no matter if it’s for clitoral fun, massage, as a couples vibrator during strapping, on the nipples or anywhere else where it feels good!
Touch X is super discreet and can make you company when travelling this summer, it’s waterproof for all types of wet fun, lasts for up to 120 minutes of pleasure and has 8 modes of vibrations!
Shop Touch X at We-Vibes shop here
About the author: Sofie Roos is a licensed sexologist and relationship therapist, as well as author at the Swedish relationship and sex positive magazine Passionerad
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