Funky: the suction-cup dildo that doesn't take itself seriously
Glitter, gradients and glow-in-the-dark stars: the Funky from Passage du Désir proves that a dildo can be pretty. But is it any good?
People rarely buy a dildo for its looks. The Funky bets on the opposite: colours, glitter, and even a model whose stars glow in the dark. I went for the Rainbow in size M, out of sheer weakness for glitter.
First impressions
It really is pretty, and the glitter is embedded in the silicone itself: nothing comes off in the wash or on your fingers. The surface is described as non-stick; it is very smooth, at any rate.
The material is ultra-soft. You can fold it in half without forcing. The tip is tapered, the shaft widens gently, and the 7 cm suction cup is reassuring.
In use
That softness is both its great strength and its limit.
The strength: insertion is unusually easy. No “foreign object” feeling at all, and the toy follows the movements of your hips. For a first dildo, or for days when you want something gentle, it’s exactly right.
The limit: the curve is meant to target the G-spot, but because the material bends, the pressure stays light. If you like firm pressure, you’ll be left wanting more. In that case, take a look at the Wayne instead, which is firmer at the core.
Suction cup and harness
The suction cup holds very well on smooth surfaces, including in the shower, since the toy is fully waterproof. The base is wide enough for a standard harness ring, and for completely safe anal use.
Care
Warm water, mild soap, air drying. The glitter model needs slightly more thorough rinsing: lubricant tends to cling to it more than to the smooth finishes.
Which size should you choose?
- S (15.1 cm): ideal for beginners or for anal play.
- M (17.4 cm): the compromise, and the one I have.
- L (20.3 cm): for those who know what they want.
My verdict
Four grapes. It isn’t the most effective in my collection, but it’s the one I most enjoy taking out of the drawer.
Pros
- Very soft silicone, with a tapered tip that is easy to take
- Three sizes: you really do choose according to what you fancy
- Finishes that make you smile
- Wide, effective suction cup
Cons
- Very flexible: not firm enough for targeted pressure
- More expensive than other equivalent dildos
- The glitter finish holds on to lubricant a little more
Perfect if…
- You want a dildo that is gentle, unintimidating and beautiful
- You're unsure about size: the S/M/L range is made for that
Skip it if…
- You like firm toys
- You're looking for the best price
The verdict
A tender, joyful dildo, perfect for beginners or for treating yourself, but a little too soft for fans of precision.
4/5
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Clem
J'ai le Ziggy avec les étoiles phosphorescentes et oui, elles brillent vraiment dans le noir. C'est complètement inutile et j'adore.
Aurore
Pour une première fois tu conseillerais le S ou le M ? Je suis un peu perdue avec les tailles.
RaisinGraphiteChambreSecrete
Dans le doute, le S. On regrette rarement d'avoir commencé petit, et tu pourras toujours passer au M ensuite.
Maëlle
La ventouse tient étonnamment bien sur le carrelage de la salle de bain. Par contre, les reflets phosphorescents sont moins éclatants en vrai que sur tes photos.
RaisinGraphiteChambreSecrete
Tu as raison, la lumière change beaucoup le rendu. Je précise désormais dans les avis dans quelles conditions les photos ont été prises.
Samy
Very useful note on the suction base. I had been wondering whether it would hold on tiles, and now I know what to test first.