Dildos
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Fetish Fantasy Series Dream 10 Inch Hollow Strap-On with Harness
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Fun Factory Dual-Ended Strapless Vibrating Dildo for Couples
£169.99£169.99£169.99 -
Epic Scylla Fluorescent Thin Tentacle Silicone Dildo, Small
£41.99£41.99£41.99 -
Epic Scylla Large Fluorescent Silicone Tentacle Dildo
£59.99£59.99£59.99 -
Baile Johnson Realistic Skin Dildo in Soft TPR 22 cm
£21.95£21.95£21.95 -
All Black Large Ribbed Dildo with 26 cm Textured Shaft
£24.99£24.99£24.99 -
Alive Double-Ended Realistic Dildo in Transparent Jelly 38.5 cm
£20.99£20.99£20.99 -
Silexd Model 1 Realistic Vibrating Dildo with Remote 17.5 cm
£79.99£79.99£79.99 -
Silexd Model 1 Double Penetration Vibrator with Suction Cup
£69.99£69.99£69.99 -
Seven Creations Vinyl P-Shape Realistic Penis Vibrator 20 cm
£17.99£17.99£17.99 -
Seven Creations Beadside Companions Set of 5 Realistic Vibrators
£79.99£79.99£79.99 -
Seven Creations Realistic Vibrating Massager in Lifelike PVC
£23.99£23.99£23.99
Dildos – Realistic, Glass, Silicone and Strap-On Styles for Every Experience Level
Dildos are toys shaped for internal pleasure, with or without vibration, and this collection brings together more than a thousand products in one place. You will find lifelike shafts with balls and veins, smooth hand-blown glass, flexible silicone, slim beginner sizes, extra-large pieces and harness sets for partnered play. Many models have a suction cup base for hands-free use, and plenty fit a harness. Whether you are buying your first toy or adding to a collection, compare the length, diameter, material and base type on each listing to find a shape and size that feels right for you.
Why People Choose a Dildo
A dildo gives you full control over depth, angle and rhythm. Without motors or settings to learn, the experience is about shape, size, texture and firmness, which is why many people keep at least one in their drawer alongside their vibrators.
Solo Pleasure at Your Own Pace
Used alone, a dildo lets you explore what feels good without pressure. You choose how slowly to start, how deep to go and when to change position. A curved tip can be angled towards the front wall of the vagina, while a straight shaft gives a fuller, more even feeling. Many people also use one alongside a clitoral toy or their hands for blended sensations.
Hands-Free Play with a Suction Cup Base
A large part of the range has a suction cup base that grips smooth, flat, non-porous surfaces such as tiles, glass or a sealed floor. This frees your hands and makes riding positions easy. Suction strength depends on the surface and the model, so press it firmly onto a clean, dry, smooth area and test it before you rely on it. Our suction cup dildos collection gathers these styles together.
Partnered Play and Strap-Ons
Dildos are not only for solo use. A partner can use one on you by hand, or a compatible dildo can be worn in a harness for strap-on sex. This collection includes complete harness kits with a matching dildo, double-ended styles and hollow strap-ons. If you want to wear one, browse strap-ons and harnesses and check that the base of your chosen toy fits the harness ring.
Types of Dildos in Our Range
The range is wide, so it helps to think in terms of shape, material and features. Below are the main styles you will find as you browse.
Realistic Dildos
Realistic models are the largest group here, with lifelike heads, veins and often a set of balls at the base. Brands such as King Cock, Get Real, All Black and Baile offer a broad spread of lengths and skin tones. Some are dual or triple density, meaning a firmer inner core sits under a softer outer layer for a more natural give. Explore the full choice of realistic dildos if a natural look and feel matter most to you.
Silicone, TPE, PVC and Rubber Dildos
Many toys in the range are made from silicone, which is firm yet smooth, holds its shape well and is non-porous. Others use TPE, TPR, PVC or rubber, which tend to feel softer or more flexible and are often more affordable. Material affects cleaning, lubricant choice and storage, so check the material stated on each listing before you buy.
Glass and Metal Dildos
Glass styles, such as the hand-blown Icicles range, are firm, smooth and heavy enough to give confident pressure. Metal dildos offer a similar weight and glide. Both can be gently warmed or cooled in water for temperature play, and both are non-porous. Our glass dildos collection shows the full choice of shapes, from tapered and beaded to curved and veined.
Vibrating and Thrusting Dildos
If you like the shape of a dildo but want added movement, look for vibrating, rotating or thrusting models. Some are battery-powered with a wired remote, while others are rechargeable with a wireless remote or app control. Check the power source, controls and water resistance on each product. You can compare these designs side by side in our vibrating dildos.
Fantasy and Novelty Shapes
Not every toy has to look realistic. The range also includes fantasy shapes such as tentacles and creature-inspired designs from brands such as Epic, along with bright colours, graduated bulbs and twisted textures. These are chosen for their sensation and look, so pay close attention to the stated diameter, as fantasy designs can be wider than they first appear.
Strap-On Sets, Double-Ended and Moulding Kits
You will also find strap-on harness sets with a dildo included, double-ended and double penetration toys, and squirting dildos with a squeeze-bulb system. If you would like a one-of-a-kind toy, a cast-your-own kit lets you make a silicone copy of a partner. Browse our willy moulding kits for these.
How to Choose the Right Dildo
- Size: Look at insertable length and diameter, not just total length. If you are new, choose a slimmer, shorter shape and build up gradually.
- Shape: A curved tip suits G-spot or prostate play, while a straight shaft gives an even, full feeling. Graduated or tapered shapes make insertion easier.
- Firmness: Glass and metal are rigid, silicone is firm with a little flex, and TPE, PVC or dual-density designs usually feel softer.
- Material: Non-porous materials such as silicone, glass and metal are easier to clean thoroughly. Check each listing for the material and any safety information the manufacturer provides.
- Base type: Choose a suction cup for hands-free play, a flat or flared base for harness use, or a handle for easy control.
- Movement: Decide whether you want a plain dildo, or added vibration, rotation or thrusting.
- Use: If you plan to use a dildo anally, choose one with a flared base or a solid suction base, and never one with a narrow end that could slip inside.
Safe and Comfortable Use
Before You Begin
- Warm up first: Take your time with foreplay so your body is relaxed and ready before insertion.
- Use plenty of lubricant: Choose a lubricant suited to the toy's material. If you are unsure, a water-based lubricant is usually the safest choice. Avoid silicone lubricant with silicone toys unless the maker says it is fine.
- Check the toy: Look for cracks, chips, tears or rough seams before each use, especially on glass, and stop using any toy that is damaged.
Anal Play
- Flared base or handle: Only use toys designed for anal use, with a flared base, wide suction cup or handle that stops them slipping inside.
- Start small: Begin with a slim size and plenty of lube, and move slowly.
- Stop if it hurts: Discomfort is a sign to slow down or stop. Pain is a sign to stop completely.
- Do not switch straight from anal to vaginal use: Wash the toy thoroughly or change the condom first.
Hygiene and Sharing
The NHS advises that it is important to keep sex toys clean and, if you share them, to wash them between each use and put a new condom on them each time. You can read more in the NHS guidance on sex activities and risk.
Cleaning and Storage
- Clean after every use: Wash with warm water and a mild, unscented soap or a toy cleaner, then rinse and let it dry fully. Follow any cleaning instructions supplied with your model.
- Protect electronics: For vibrating or thrusting dildos, only submerge the toy if the listing describes it as waterproof, and keep charging ports and remotes dry.
- Handle glass with care: Avoid sudden temperature changes and hard knocks, and check for chips before each use.
- Store separately: Keep each toy in its own pouch or box, away from heat and direct sunlight. Softer materials such as TPE and PVC can react with other toys if stored touching them.
- Look after the suction cup: Rinse away dust and lint so the base keeps its grip.
Why Buy Dildos from DelighToys
- A wide choice in one place: Realistic, glass, silicone, fantasy, vibrating and strap-on styles from brands such as King Cock, Baile, Fun Factory, Icicles and California Exotics.
- Clear product information: Each listing shows the length, diameter, material and care guidance stated by the manufacturer, so you can compare sizes with confidence.
- Discreet packaging: Orders are packed in plain, unbranded packaging so the contents stay private.
- UK, Ireland and EU delivery: We ship to customers in the UK, Ireland and across the EU, with a secure online checkout.
Dildos – Frequently Asked Questions
What size dildo should I choose as a beginner?
Start with a slimmer, shorter toy than you think you need, and check the insertable length and diameter on the listing rather than the total length. A tapered or gently curved tip can make insertion easier. You can always size up later once you know what feels comfortable.
What is the difference between a dildo and a vibrator?
A dildo is designed mainly for penetration and relies on its shape, size and texture, while a vibrator uses a motor to create vibration. Some toys combine both, with a dildo shape and built-in vibration or thrusting. Check the product listing to see which features a model has.
Which lubricant should I use with a dildo?
Choose a lubricant that suits the toy's material. If you are unsure, a water-based lubricant is usually the safest choice. Avoid silicone-based lubricant on silicone toys unless the manufacturer says it is suitable.
Can I use a dildo anally?
Only use a toy designed for anal play, with a flared base, wide suction cup or handle that prevents it slipping inside. Start small, use plenty of lubricant and stop if you feel any pain. Wash the toy or change the condom before any vaginal use.
Will a suction cup dildo stick to any surface?
Suction cups grip best on smooth, flat, non-porous surfaces such as tiles or glass, and they will not hold well on textured or porous surfaces. Make sure the surface and the base are clean and dry, press firmly and test the grip before use.
Can I use any dildo with a strap-on harness?
Not every dildo fits a harness. Look for a flared or flat base, or a listing that says the toy is harness compatible, and check that the base suits the size of your harness ring. Complete harness kits in this collection already include a matching dildo.
How should I clean and store my dildo?
Wash it after every use with warm water and mild, unscented soap or a toy cleaner, then rinse and dry it fully. Store it in its own pouch or box away from heat and sunlight, and keep softer materials apart from other toys.
How will my order be packaged?
Orders are sent in plain, unbranded packaging with no product names on the outside. We deliver across the UK, to Ireland and throughout the EU.
Find Your Perfect Shape
Ready to explore? Browse our dildos above, compare size, material and base type on each listing, and order with discreet delivery to the UK, Ireland and the EU.























