11 Inch Dildo
Our 11 inch dildos stretch you on the way in and settle heavy once they're deep. That fullness doesn't drop away between strokes, and it's still there for a while after you stop. Every one is dual density silicone, so all that's left is picking your girth.
Conquer your first 11 inch dildo: a three-session approach
Conquering a size isn't taking all of it on night one. It's getting to the point where you know exactly what to do with it, and three sessions is enough for that.
The reason a first attempt goes badly is that you're asking your body to deal with two new things at once, more girth and more depth. Split them up and neither one is hard.
Session one: girth only. Warm up the way you normally would, then take the 11 inch dildo in to the depth you already use with your current toy. Stop there. Don't chase anything deeper. All you're doing is letting yourself feel this width, and once it stops registering as a lot, you're done for the night.
Session two: add depth. Same warm up, same start. This time keep going past your usual mark, slowly, until you feel resistance. Stop at that point rather than pushing through it, and take note of where it was.
Session three: stay there. Go back to where you stopped last time and hold it. No stroking. This is the part an 11 inch dildo is actually for, and it needs a few seconds of stillness before it comes up.
After three sessions, the size isn't running the show anymore. You know your depth, you know how it feels, and you know what to do when you get there.
Can a vertical wall support the weight of an 11 inch dildo?
Yes. The wall was never the question, and a properly sized suction base holds this weight without any trouble.
On the floor, the weight presses down into the cup. On a wall it pulls down and out at the edge instead, which is a harder job, and two things let an 11 inch dildo handle it. Our suction cup dildos are cut wide and deep, so that pull spreads across a lot of surface. And most of the weight, usually around two pounds in solid silicone at this length, sits low near the base where the shaft is thickest, so it's stacked right over the grip instead of hanging off the tip and prying the cup open.
Any wall is strong enough. What varies is the seal. Use a smooth, non-porous surface like tile, glass or a mirror, and wipe both the wall and the cup clean. Warm the cup in your hands so it sits flat, then press from the center out and hold a few seconds until it feels settled. Once you're using it, push toward the wall rather than bending the shaft sideways, since eleven inches makes a long lever. If it starts to creep, take it off and press it on again.
FAQs
Two reasons stack up at this size.
The first is the surface area. Lube has to coat the whole shaft, and at eleven inches there's a lot more of it to cover than on a smaller size. Same thickness of coating, much more ground to cover.
The second is the lube itself. As Cleveland Clinic puts it, "Water-based lubricants are often the least irritating. But they dry out more quickly than the other types." That's fine on a quick session. On an 11 inch dildo, where the warm up is longer and the pace is slower by design, you'll go through a round of drying before you're finished.
So start with about twice what you'd normally use, and top up every few minutes rather than waiting until you feel it go tacky. If it does start to drag, stop and add more instead of pushing through it.
