The best suction cup dildos are made of body-safe platinum silicone. Some are very realistic dildos, while other are abstract or dragon-shaped! Over the past 5 years, I’ve tested lots of different suction cup toys and lots of different suction cup positions too, and here’s what I’ve discovered:
- Many silicone dildos have built-in suction cups. From realistic penis-shapes to abstract and “fantasy” options, I always recommend silicone because it’s the only body-safe material for suction cup dildos: PVC, TPR/TPE, UR3, latex, and “rubber” toys are porous and potentially toxic!
- Dildos with bullet holes (for a small, bullet-style vibe) typically will also fit the Tantus suction cup attachment. Vac-U-Lock-holed toys + Doc Johnson’s suction cup work the same way.
- Buy double-sided suction cups (like these customizable ones!) to stick on the flat base of most suction-cup-less dildos.
- Dildo mounts (like Liberator sex pillows) allow you to put a dildo in a hole in the pillow and then ride away.
- Buy a thigh harness, put any dildo in it, and wrap it around your favorite (flat) pillow to ride.
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Built-In-Suction-Cup Dildos
There are a lot of silicone suction cupped options, but these are the ones I feel really confident recommending as quality, safe toys. I’ve broken them down into realistic, semi-realistic, and fantasy categories below.
Realistic
Realistic-looking silicone dildos are a dime a dozen, but the ones I’m listing in this section deliver a gentler, more realistic feel too:
- Solina dual-density are my top budget-friendly realistic recommendation: and they’re available in 3 sizes, from average-girth “Large” to long-‘n’-girth XXL. The Mega XXL is a favorite (with its life-like skin and popping ridge for G-spot) personally, while the Solina Mega Large is simply ultra-realistic dildo + body-safe, and smooooother glide!
- Blush Neo Elite is nice if you want a great tapered toy (like for easier anal)—in that case, pick up a Neo Elite 7.5 Inch. I’ve also heard lots of praise for the 7.5 with Balls for prostate play. The Neo Elites’ soft outside and firm core are a nice balance—not too squishy, not too hard. Neo Elite are smooth and offer lots of skin-like details, but in super-bright colors or in “vanilla”.
- The BMS Naked Addiction Dual Density Dildo shocked me when I first took it out of the box, 5 years ago: for 60% the price of VixSkin—the gold standard for dual-density realism—the Naked Addiction Dual had the most realistic skin-feel silicone (that isn’t mega-expensive!), and isn’t so sticky. (Today, the Solina Dildos are as good, hooray.) And the suction cup is good too!
- Want it bigger? SquarePegToys was the very first toymaker to use SuperSoft (squishy & fleshy!) 100% platinum silicone, handmade in the USA, and is known for stretching-friendly sizing. A “FlushCup” suction cup base is an option on all toys here. My absolute favorite is Nathan 1X, truly my favorite realistic to really pound. I had to update 4 dildo guides to include this toy after I got it and realized how much I love it! Mmm, SuperSoft Bronze.
- BMS also makes a bendable dual-layer dildo: Addiction David’s outer layer is soft like Naked Addiction but it’s a little slicker, so it’s not quite as skinlike. But David’s metal core bends at whatever angle you want (see a video here), making it truly superior for sticking on a wall or other flat surface and for customized G-/P-spot stimulation.
- NS Novelties now sells two Colours Dual Density Silicone dongs1 that have a super-squishy outer layer over a firmer core. Colours Dual Density is the best choice for an affordable, larger toy with the 8″ size here. Have your lube handy, though, they eat it! These are the only dual-density silicone dildos with good suction cups besides Blush Avant Ergo duals, Blush Neo Elite, and BMS Naked Addiction.
- NS Novelties’ ColourSoft line, which includes a 5″ size and an 8″ size (my review here; pictured below) used to be hands-down my favorite realistic dildos (besides the Tantus Uncut #1, which is ball-less and easier to really thrust). But then I got the Colours Duals and Naked Addiction toys, above, and now I’m having an decision-making crisis because I like all these so much. I still prefer the more-flexible ColourSoft 8″ for wall-fucking.
- I was surprised to find that the silicone in Brad, one of BMS Factory’s larger Addiction line, is medium-soft and fairly realistic (just not skin-soft).
- Vixen Creations’ earlier suction cup dildo models are beautiful toys with OK suction bases: including some VixSkin (dual-density) dildos: Maverick, Mustang, Randy, Tex, and the new model Slim; and the single-density Realistic Bents, Woody, Leo, and Mistress.
Until very recently, pretty much all realistic-looking toys were made of a firmer (≈20A-shore) silicone. This is still the case for the vast majority of realistic-looking dildos: they don’t feel especially realistic, but many people are happy with the firmer stimulation they produce:
- Blush Novelties’ Ruse series. Has a silkiness about it, pretty dense silicone.
- NS Novelties’ Colours Pleasures series (but be careful to avoid NS Novelties’ Colours 2X and Colours Softies lines, which aren’t body-safe). These are the kind of firmer, realistic, suction cup dil stocked in sex shops everywhere. If you’re sensitive to texture, keep looking because the ridge and veins are a lot.
- Lovehoney’s Likelife Silicone dildos (CA site here; UK site here), which include a smaller and a larger size option (again, there are also non-silicone “Lifelike Lover” models, so be sure to check the materials before buying). Almost identical to a couple of the Colours Pleasures dildos.
- Cloud 9 Pro Sensual silicone dildos: Very inexpensive; fairly firm and slick silicone in a straight shape. See my full review here.
- Fuze Silicone has 4 suction cup dildos: 2 realistic and 2 nonphallic. I found that Freddie’s firmer silicone made for intense G-spot stim, and the silicone finish is a happy medium: just a little texture, but nice and slick with lube.
Semi-Realistic/Abstract
Here are some details about quality, semi-realistic toys with suction cup bases:
- The Dildolls silicone dildos by Love-to-Love (a co-company of Strap-On-Me) are softer silicone in very pretty colors, seen above! The top one, Fantasia, has a pastel sherbert drips look, glows in the dark, and is ≈10A shore silicone. The bottom one, Utopia, is slightly softer in the versions I got: it has a jelly-kinda look, but is safe silicone, in pink-to-blue bi-flag-reminiscent colors. And the “Glitzy” Dildolls I would avoid, because many mass-producers are using larger glitter particles than they should be.
- Addiction Rave dildos are a smooth, pretty-soft silicone outside, with a posable core: 2 marbled colors that glow in the dark. This is my favorite abstract for suction cup play; its 7 inches usable length are long enough for me to use standing up, dildo stuck to the wall.
- Blush Novelties makes the Avant dildos: brightly striped colorations. The Avant D15 is highly recommended as a beginner dildo, for anal play or first-time vaginal sex, because it’s 1 inch wide at the head, a slim 1.25 inches max. diameter, and semi-soft. The Avant D3 (my review) and D4 have a different base shape that makes the D3 probably the strongest suction cup in my collection.
- Blush also has the Avant Ergo dual-density dildos, the most affordable abstract dual-density option I’d trust. The suction cups are a little ho-hum, though. I’d rate Ergo Mini a 4/10 for staying power, while Ergo is a 5.5 / 10.
- Godemiche’s Ambit can include a suction cup base, like in the Dr. Strange and Dr. Manhattan colorations here. The Ambit has a protruding ridge and big curve for targeted G-spot/prostate stimulation, and the suction cup is quite effective.
- They vibrate!!! Blush Impressions dildos are firm, smooth silicone toys with the most powerful motors I’ve felt in a vibrating dildo, ever. They come in 5 shapes: review here.
- NS Novelties has a new Colours Wave suction cup dildo (review here) that’s lots smoother and more abstract than the Colours Pleasures and ColourSoft realistic toys.
- The Suga Daddy dildos by Rock Candy are toys with a realistic head but swirls all around the shaft—like a unicorn horn with a glans. They’re available in four different sizes; I like that they’re softer silicone.
- Lovehoney’s 7″ Curved Silicone Dildo and Curved 5.5″ (CA; UK; EU) are smooth toys with built-in suction cups that are strong enough but not great. Check out my 7″ Curved review for details.
- Fuze Silicone makes the Star, a narrow, shimmery-blue toy that’s described as having a very powerful suction cup. I believe it, based on my experience with its realistic friend, Freddie.
- Funkit Toys’ Swell and Swing 2.0 are beautifully colored toys in a medium-firm (18A) silicone. These suction cup bases have a unique hinged design, where slits make it easy to bend the suction cup for times when you just want to hold and thrust.
- I would definitely not recommend Fun Factory’s flat-base dildos (like the Boss, Amor, Bouncer, and Tiger) if you have your heart set on a built-in suction cup. All toys supposedly have “a flat base…[that] adheres to smooth surfaces or walls,” but I’ve found that my Boss’s base won’t stay attached to the wall, and has weak suction when attached to a flat horizontal surface.
- I also think that Blush’s Temptasia dildos—specifically, Reina and Jezebel, and Elvira to some degree; I can’t say anything about Bellatrix or the Twist Kit—tend to fall flat as far as the suction cup strength goes.
A final option is the Maia Kendall and Maia Riley, which have passable but not great suction and are quite firm (but silky).
I would recommend against the CalExotics Silicone Emperor Vibrating line because the PVC suction cups screw off the silicone dongs, leaving the battery compartments exposed. This means that you can neither boil the toys nor soak them in a 10%-bleach solution. You could try dousing them in rubbing alcohol, but…there are so many good options out there that don’t include PVC.
Fantasy
Pleasure Forge does amazing marbles, and some toys have suction cup bases, like Wizard and Rogue. My Wizard in 10A is truly my favorite sex toy marble ever.
Some (not all) of Bad Dragon’s and Exotic Erotics’ toys can include a suction cup as an optional add-on.
Twin Tail Creations is a good option too: a suction cup can be added to all their current toys, though it works best on the ones without balls.
Lust Arts has a very nifty-looking Unicorn Horn with an optional suction base and customizable firmness.
Or, if you’re looking for a smaller, cheaper version of BD’s Flint dragon dildo, BMS Factory makes Tom and Ben (review here).
For me, the biggest benefit of fantasy toys is that they typically come in softer densities: they’re much more yielding to the touch, and flexible inside your body. Plus there are so many textures available! Read more about why I love fantasy sex toys here.
Self-Thrusting Dildos with Suction Cups
Do I love self-propelled thrusting toys? Absolutely, enough to write an entire guide to them. They move themselves, for all those times when you want someone to do the work of penetration for you. These ones have suction cups:
- Maia Max & Monroe: Vibrating & thrusting dildo with an adjustable suction cup—you can set the angle. This streamlined toy works well for me vaginally, and I prefer it for anal. It has a remote too!
- Velvet Thruster Mini, Teddy: A more realistically shaped toy with even better thrusting power (but no vibes). By itself Teddy is a bit short for me to use with the suction cup—but whoa, add a dildo mount (described here) and it’s my favorite setup for hands-free, effortless screwing.
- Pipedream Fantasy for Her Love Thrust-Her: It vibrates and thrusts. It’s OK, but I’m not singing its praises too loudly.
Bullet-Hole Dildos + Suction Cup Attachments
Vac-U-Lock Suction Cup
The Vac-U-Lock hole, created by Doc Johnson, is now widely used to stabilize toys. (It fits Vac harnesses, knuckle attachments, fucking machine attachments, and more.) This hole is a good bit wider than the standard bullet hole, especially at the top, so the Tantus suction cup (pictured below and discussed next) and tapered bullets (see the We-Vibe Tango) will wiggle around in these holes—and may even fall out.
Vac-U-Hole dildos are in this guide because there are two Vac-U-Lock suction attachments: the frosted Vac-U-Lock suction cup and the large Vac-U-Lock suction cup (which supposedly holds more weight). I haven’t tried the latter, but I found the former to be OK on flat horizontal surfaces and pretty bad on vertical surfaces. Update: The Boneyard Grip Lock kit has a better suction cup than Doc J. or Tantus! It’ll stick the dildo (any dildo below) well to smooth surfaces.
- Mr. Hankey’s Toys are comfortably squishy in 75% Soft silicone, and offers an optional Vac-U-Lock hole in all non-Xtra-Small toys (ones that are almost 2″ wide or more). Because of how large the biggest Hankey’s dildos are, neither the Tantus suction cup nor the Vac-U-Lock one will be strong enough to support their weight on even the smoothest wall. (In those cases, the hole is for stability in a harness/on a fuck machine.) Stick to the “BIG but not GINORMOUS” options for best suction cup results. I highly recommend sitting on Topher Michels, for example. This isn’t an exact replica of the Vac plug shape, but fits Vac plugs very well, and is the best fit for bullet vibrators like We-Vibe Tango if you want versatility.
- SquarePegToys, the original maker of SuperSoft platinum silicone!, offers SquarePegHoles on a number of dildos (again, the toy needs to be about 2 inches thick before a hole is possible). Leo here is an excellent option for deep thrusting with a flexible, comfortable bend: in 2 sizes; and Nathan 1X is my boy, my absolute favorite with the width of its ridge. SquarePegHoles are a little tighter than a vac attachment and lined with ribs: they fit a Vac plug exceptionally well, and will fit most shorter bullet vibes great; We-Vibe Tango original and Sensuelle Point stick out a bit.
- Uberrime offers a Vac-U option on all custom-made toys: look for the “Add a Port” option above Add to Cart, after choosing your toy’s colors and silicone firmness!
- Boneyard makes this thick black cock (100% body-safe silicone!) in a kit with attachable handle OR suction cup base. Semi-soft silicone (5A Shore), tons of skin texture & a nice ridge.
- John Thomas Toys (UK-based) by default includes a Vac hole and a (PVC) suction cup insert in their silicone dildos. I was pleased to discover that their Soft density is not the semi-firm 15A Shore advertised, but a 2-3A Shore durometer: massive difference, and it makes me suspicious that the manufacturer doesn’t correct their listings to include that fact.
- Sinnovator (UK-based) also offers Vac hole on all dildos, from fantasy shapes to realistics. These are firmer silicone, it seems: their Etsy shop reports “Soft” as 5A, while the website offers Medium-Soft and Medium firmnesses.
- Doc Johnson has discontinued their silicone dildos with a large true “Vac-U-Lock” hole, POP! Rebel & Icon.
Tantus Suction Cup Attachment
Tantus’ suction cup accessory is a nice add-on if you want your dildo to vibrate sometimes, and be used hands-free other times. One side is a peg that fits into a dildo’s bullet hole, and the other is a suction cup!
This hole is smaller, and will not fit toys made to hold Vac-U pegs. The Tantus suction cup will fit Tantus toys with hole.
It sticks well on very smooth, flat surfaces but can still detach itself from more textured surfaces (like a bumpy, painted wall). Because the suction cup isn’t actually part of the dildo’s base, toys wiggle around move on it. That’s why I prefer it the Tantus suction cup on horizontal surfaces (like my fave nightstand) so I have best control over the angle!
Insert the Tantus suction cup in any dildo with a standard bullet hole in place of a bullet vibe. Here are my top bullet-holed picks:
- Obviously, the Tantus suction cup attachment was created to fit into Tantus’ own vibrating toys. If you’d like the toy to have a softer exterior (for more comfort with faster thrusts), check out Tantus’ dual-density vibrating toys: Duchess, Sam, and Alan (review here).
- Vixen Creations offers four dildos with bullet holes: Mistress, Champlette, Leo, and Woody (pictured above). The silicone isn’t super-soft, but it is flexible. VixArt Mustangs may have the bullet vibrator hole: I have not verified if all VixArt do.
Thigh Harness + Suction Cup: Strap-On-Pillow
This is now the easy way to ride a dildo comfortably, I highly recommend it. You’ll need:
- Two to three pillows, preferably a denser foam one (less saggy) under a thinner top pillow.
- A towel or, preferably, a waterproof blanket / clean pet blanket used as a sex blanket.
- A thigh harness or suction cup mount including straps.
- (Your fave suction cup dildo and lubricant!)
For #3, I now heartily recommend the Body Dock Lap Strap, strapped around a pillow. It’s got long straps to fit a thinner pillow + the blanket underneath (the blanket shields the pillow, = less cleanup). Then you just rest another one to two supportive pillows under that, angled as you like, to get the right riding height for your femur length.
The Body Dock is better if you use any medium-large standard suction cups, with up to 3.4″ cup diameter, vs. 2.95″ diameter for the Uncover Creations suction cup mount with straps. Many silicone dildo suction cups are around 2.9 to 2.95″ diameter, and then when you press them down to create a good seal, they expand up to 3.25″ diameter — so I’m not sure why Uncover didn’t make their cup just a lil wider on top of that big mount. It will fit many suction cups, just not nearly all suction cups like the Body Dock will. Body Dock will only not fit fantasy dildo suction cups, like a large Pleasure Forge toy I have (dildo is about 2.5″ diameter, suction cup expands up to 3.7″ diameter when suctioned).
Double-Sided Suction Cups
If you have the perfect (but sadly suction-cup-less dildo) already, then check out some double-sided suction cups. For these, silicone is an ideal option because (unlike PVC) it can be sanitized after you drip fluids and lube onto the detachable suction cup, and your quality toys are sure to stay safe.
Lust Arts recently released a silicone double-sided suction cup. I love that you can customize its size, to better fit your fave dildo base (hint: large is usually the way), and you can also order custom colors. I’m currently testing how strong several of these are, and so far the large + large combo has held on really well—like on VixSkin Johnny!
New York Toy Collective also has a Double Sided Suction Cup that’s very affordable, at $10. I think it’s a really great solution for smooth surfaces. Read my full review to see exactly what toys and surfaces it does and doesn’t work with; it tends to fall off painted walls, for example.
Uncover Creations makes a silicone mount with suction cup, and straps, so you strap it on and ride a pillow. Its suction-cup circumference is 2.95″. This will fit most, not all suction cup dildos. Go with BD thigh harness (up to 3.4″ suction cup diameter) to be sure if you haven’t measured your toy base, as many suction cups run just over 3″ diameter.
Dildo Mounts
Liberator, the leading brand in sex positioning pillows, now offers three toy mounts for hands-free riding that’ll accommodate a dildo:
- The torso-length Wing (Peepshow Toys | Amazon) (24″ long x 15″ wide x 9″ high): Awesome for cowgirl & doggy.
Overall, I’ve had some really great orgasms riding dildos in the Liberator Wing works well for simulating cowgirl style, and it saves my wrists. My one minor issue with it: the dildo hole isn’t very wide because it’s meant to hold smaller vibes too. Getting average-girth dildos in requires some wiggling, not to mention the larger ones. But after the toy is in place, the Wing is a good deal.
If your toy already has a suction cup, consider the T.O.M. dildo mount (read my full review here). It’s made of plastic, so not as comfortable to sit on, but it offers multiple angles and is better geared toward doggy style. Shorter users may find the top mount a bit tall (especially with longer dildos), while taller women and most men may find the angled sides too short.
I’m in the “taller” camp, so my best dildo mount experience there was pairing the T.O.M. v.2 with the Velvet Thruster Mini Teddy self-thrusting dildo! The Mini’s suction cup will usually detach, but it stays in place inside T.O.M.’s circle-inlaid top.
Also, for anal play and taller legs!: The Easy Squat system anchors a Vac-U-Lock dildo (a thicker toy with an insert hole in its base) onto an 11-inch dildo mount. It’s just the right height for me to kneel over and take a 6 inch dildo (Steve actual size for the win). The plastic, with drip reservoirs, is also easy to wipe down. Get this for big toys or deep anal, it’s more secure than T.O.M. or the Liberator mounts. The downside is that you really need to go straight up and down with the riding; it’s not a mount for doggy style.
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Notes
I’ve always wanted to try one like this! Have you ever heard the terrible story about a girl masturbating anally with her dildo stuck to her bedroom door and her mom walks in swings the door open and then is shocked and slams it shut again 😀
No, I hadn’t. Scandalous!
What a fantactic review. I love suction toys and these look great!!!!!
Your guides are so helpful! I recently got the NYTC double-sided suction cup, but find it pretty hit-or-miss. It suctions to my dildos well, but not to other surfaces.
This is so helpful! Any experience with the LoveArc? It looks so tempting, but it’s expensive and probably not the most easily disguised package…
As always, love your toy guides!
When it comes to tricky surfaces, I love using squares of transparent packing tape on textured surfaces to convert them into usable ones. If the surface is really bumpy, layering the squares of tape can also help.
Once you rub all the bubbles out, it almost looks invisible to the naked eye as well, so it’s easy to leave it in your favorite spot.
Hopefully, this can help you with your tricky walls and feel free to share the knowledge with your audience if you find this helpful!
That’s something I hadn’t even considered! I’m guessing that the tape could pull some paint off a wall if you ever wanted to remove it, but having to retouching the paint job could definitely be worth it. Any recs on a specific type of transparent tape?
Just good old packing tape that you would normally use to tape up boxes before shipping them.
I didn’t have any problems with paints coming off so far, but that might depend on the paint job!
Nice, thanks! I should get around to testing this at some point. Your guides are amazing too, btw!
Hi,
I was wondering if there are any good alternatives to the vac-u-lock suction cups?
I have a bunch of vac u lock toys that I use sometimes with my machine but most of the time I don’t want to have to set it up so would rather use a suction cup in the shower.
Problem is that the official suction cups are really bad.
Sorry for the slow reply! The problem is that no, I really don’t think there are any good alternatives. There’s a large Vac-U-Lock suction cup, but the suction cup is still think and not deep. Please do let me know if you find a better alternative, because I’ve looked before and *nada*.
Love the guide.
The best double sided suction cup I have found is the Lust Arts suction cup. It keeps the toy straighter and doesn’t flop as much as the New York Collective suction cup. I find it will also stick to surfaces that the NYC one won’t. It also adds a couple of inches of length for those positions that are hard to reach. Definitely a must have for any collection.
Hi Felicity! If you see this, do you know if the Lust Arts suction cups would work for something that already sort of has a suction cup, and whether that would affect sizing? I’m looking into buying one that might work for my Vixen Mustang, since I love it, but I can’t get it to stick to anything.
OMG, yes, I tried that, and the way Mustang’s base is shaped, it’s a conflict with the large suction cup size from Lust Arts, and the medium one isn’t very stable either.
Have you tried using more force with Mustang’s built-in suction cup? My experience is that it only works if you slam it down onto a smooth surface. The extra force will remove some air from the cavity and at least create some seal.
Thanks for reading!!!
For anyone still reading this, Sinnovator does their own silicone vac-u-lock suction cup.
It is by far the best.
Aha, I’ve been meaning to check the Sinnovator cup out! Hankey’s does a Vac suction cup too, and I have one by Boneyard as well. Could be a separate section for this post. Have you compared the Sinnovator one to either of those?
Howdy, I’ve been a long-time lurker and can’t remember if I’ve ever commented before but wanted to thank you for recommending the Lust Arts suction cup. It works really well with the Vixskin Johnny just like you said, and I’m super happy! Your reviews are always excellent.
Would you consider writing another article about tips and tricks on how to get the suction cup placed at the right height, and techniques for getting the right angle? I’ve not had success so far…
Hi, have you seen my suction cup positions exploration article? At this point, the only one I actually use — because comfort matters to me more than ever — is the Lap Strap over pillows one, where you get to adjust height by adding or subtracting pillows / blankets and angling them as you like. Love the padded knees element there.