Epic Scylla Thin Fluorescent Tentacle Silicone Dildo is a Epic product in the Dildos category. The Epic Scylla is a striking silicone tentacle dildo from Epic's mythology-inspired range, created for confident, experienced users who enjoy a full, tapered sensation and bold fantasy styling. Named after the sea creature of Greek legend, this large silicone tentacle dildo pairs a slim, gently pointed tip with a shaft that swells towards its thickest point before easing back to a broad, stable base.
Key Features
Fantasy tentacle design: A sculpted, curving tentacle shape inspired by Greek mythology, made for adventurous, imaginative play.
Graduated girth: A 15 mm tapered tip eases the way, widening through a 40 mm mid-section to a fuller 60 mm swell for a sensation of gradual fullness.
Generous length: An insertable length of 30 cm and a total length of 31.5 cm allow for deep, exploratory play at your own pace.
Silicone construction: Made from smooth, supple silicone for a soft, comfortable feel against the skin.
Stable base: A broad 67 mm base gives secure, steady handling and helps keep the toy in place during use.
Balanced weight: At around 450 g it offers a substantial, balanced feel in the hand.
Fluorescent finish: Bold, vivid fluorescent colouring that stands out as much as its unusual silhouette.
Product Specifications
Brand
Epic
Product Type
Dildos
SKU
D-239482
Material
Silicone
Stated Measurements
15 mm; 40 mm; 60 mm; 67mm
How to Use and Care
Clean before and after use with mild soap and warm water or a suitable toy cleaner, then dry fully and store separately. If lubricant compatibility is uncertain, water-based lubricant is the safest starting point.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is Epic Scylla Thin Fluorescent Tentacle Silicone Dildo made from?
The stated material is Silicone.
How should Epic Scylla Thin Fluorescent Tentacle Silicone Dildo be used and cared for?
Clean before and after use with mild soap and warm water or a suitable toy cleaner, then dry fully and store separately. If lubricant compatibility is uncertain, water-based lubricant is the safest starting point.
