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Welcome to the wonderful world of enhanced masturbation! Chances are, you’ve already used your own hand, your partner’s hand, and have humped different objects either out of curiosity or pleasure. Here is where you get to level-up your experience and add toys that are designed to rock your world and give you satisfying orgasms when alone or with a partner! Many of these devices are made to simulate oral, anal, vaginal or penetrative sex, but some are designed for unique and new sensations and experiences! For those with a penis, there are masturbation sleeves that look like open mouths, pussies, or anuses and have delightfully textured interiors. For those with a vagina, you can enjoy mounting a love doll with a rock hard rod that never gets soft and humping him to satisfaction.
To enhance your solo-sessions, try out unique textured sleeves and masturbation cups or play with a vibrating toy that teases, tingles and tantalizes. The insides of many of these textured toys, such as the Tenga cup line, are ribbed and grooved in ways that stimulate the head, frenulum, and shaft as they add pressure with each stroke. Give yourself the perfect toys that edge you to the brink of ejaculation or orgasm with toys that suck, stroke and vibrate all at once such as the automatic strokers and masturbators! Explore the fantasy of sex dolls that allow you to thrust into the buttocks or pussy of a love doll without having to buy an entire, life size doll.
Masturbation toys can also be used as ways to explore new sexual interests and fantasies. Bring a sex doll masturbator into your bedroom and explore the fantasy with a silicone or TPE rubber torso or bottom! Some masturbation toys can be attached to vibrating wands as wand toppers so you can feel the satisfying rumbling vibes from a toy you already own and love! A few sleeves double as both solo-masturbation toys and as sleeves that area wearable and add girth during sex! Whether you want to have hand-held masturbator to stroke yourself with, an automatic stroker to suck, vibrate and milk you, or a sex doll torso to hump, grind on and ride, masturbation toys bring the spice back into solo play!
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This Luna Massage Wand combines the best of a bullet vibe and a large wand, packing plenty of versatility in one affordable vibrator.

Though the addition of a travel lock would be nice, the Luna Massage Wand's ability to provide the good vibes in many different intensities and patterns for one affordable cost won't leave you wanting.

It's not cheap, but with its air pulses, Autopilot function, and 14 different intensities, it's not messing around either.

If you want a clit stimulator that'll not only get the job done but keep you on your toes, the Womanizer Premium is a worthy investment.

The G-spot is elusive no more with the help of the We-Vibe Rave.

A unique asymmetrical design paired with powerful vibrations sets the We-Vibe Rave apart from other G-spot toys.

The Aneros Helix Syn Trident delivers big P-spot stimulation in a small hands-free package.

Aneros popularized the prostate massager for the consumer market, and their long-running expertise in the field comes through clearly with the Helix Syn Trident.

The Fleshlight Destroya's varied textures gives an interesting twist to a masturbation sleeve that's been around for over 20 years.

Though its anatomical design might not be everyone's favorite, Fleshlight's popularity among people with penises is thanks to its quality and durability that keeps things reliably exciting.

With plenty of lube and a bit of experience, an inflatable vibrating plug can offer a whole lot of fun.

If you're ready to take the go deeper (or more accurately, fuller) into the world of anal, an inflatable vibrating plug offers feelings unlike any other toy out there.

For those looking to explore penetration sans partner, the Thruster Mini is your dildo.

The Thruster Mini shows that yes, you can get pounded into oblivion without putting in a ton of effort (as long as you're willing to make the investment).

The Lioness Vibrator proves that knowledge is sexy, giving you the hard data that can help you learn more about the why and how of your orgasms.

Though not completely without flaws, this smart vibrator makes you smarter about your orgasms.
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May is National Masturbation Month, and we're celebrating with Feeling Yourself , a series exploring the finer points of self-pleasure.
Yeah, masturbating is cool, but have you ever tried masturbating with sex toys?
We want to be clear, we say this with all the love in our heart toward using your hands. But, if you're a power hand user that's interested in something else — not necessarily something more — then sex toys can be a great way to explore sensations that are physically impossible to create without some kind of tech.
The world of sex toys is vast, meaning there's a high likelihood that there's something out there you'll like. With all those options, it also means shopping for a new sex toy can be overwhelming. And though there are worst things than going through some trial-and-error with vibrators and dildos, shopping with a sense of what works, what's built to last, and what's safe to use helps avoids some frustration (and some dollars spent, since many places don't accept sex toy returns).
Whether you're looking to buy your first ever toy or are rounding out your collection, we've rounded out a list of our top picks (plus some extras) of the best sex toys for getting busy with yourself.
Most people that masturbate with regularity have a tried and true routine. While knowing how to get yourself off is a handy (sorry) skill, there's also something to be said about introducing a bit of variety.
For starters, if you're in a masturbation rut , you might be able to get there physically, but you still find yourself emotionally, spiritually, and who knows, maybe even still physically, wanting something more. Maybe you'd simply like to take more time before reaching climax or you want to figure out if you have any undiscovered turn-ons. Sex toys can help.
If you're a fan of clit stimulation, for instance, but have trouble breaking out of your usual ways, the Womanizer Premium's Autopilot mode builds the teasing and surprise into the process for you. For penis-having people used to the feel of their own hand, masturbation sleeves like the Fleshlight or Tenga Eggs allow for easy variety in sensation and grip strength.
As Anna Lee, the co-founder of Lioness, said of sex toys, "There's so many different ways to explore like sensations and just what works for you and what doesn't. It's a feeling of sexual empowerment to be able to buy your own toy and be like, this is something that I bought for myself for a self care moment.” And we love a self-care moment that involves pleasure and orgasming.
Dr. Justin Lehmiller, a research fellow at the Kinsey Institute and Scientific Advisor to Lovehoney, also noted that while the stigma surrounding masturbation spans across gender, it is particularly strong when it comes to men using sex toys.
"Some people seem to subscribe to this idea that 'real' men don’t need sex toys," Lehmiller wrote in an email. "Many men masturbate in the same exact way every time they do it. However, mixing it up can help you to understand yourself and your own body better." One particularly easy way to mix things up? Using sex toys.
The science backs the benefits, too. The Kinsey Institute and Lovehoney conducted a survey of 2,000 American adults and found that 69% of men found that masturbation allowed them to discover new turn-ons and sources of pleasure.
"This tells us that self-pleasure is self-exploration," Lehmiller wrote.
At the end of the day, no matter what gender you identify as, masturbation is your time to get in touch with yourself, despite the stigmas or negative attitudes that may exist around it.
"Remind yourself the myths and taboos surrounding masturbation are rooted in moralistic pseudoscience," Dr. Eric Sprankle, a clinical psychologist, sex therapist, and author of the upcoming book DIY: The Wonderfully Weird History and Science of Masturbation , wrote in an email to Mashable. "It’s all nonsense. Your body is your own, so you should feel free to do with it as you please."
Yes, orgasms feel great, but one of the best parts about using sex toys while masturbating is that it really emphasizes the journey and not the destination.
At the end of the day, masturbation is about enjoying yourself, getting in touch with your body, and feeling pleasure — all of which are possible, sans orgasm. Lee has a big presence on TikTok, and mentioned that most of the questions she receives from people on the app are some variation of "Is this normal?" I.e. Is liking a certain sensation normal? Is taking a X amount of time normal? Is not orgasming every time normal?
For an activity that's supposed to be all about the self, it can be pretty easy to worry about what everyone else is doing. Our advice? Find your pleasure in your journey, specific to you. Worst case? You don't come and you've given yourself a bunch of pleasurable feelings. Best case? You come and you've given yourself a bunch of pleasurable feelings. Once you stop seeing orgasming as the only goal, we promise your solo (and probably partnered) sex life will be so much better.
Of course not! If you want to incorporate a clit suction toy or a masturbation sleeve into partnered sex , go live your truth. The toys you'll find on this list are geared toward taking your time and exploring your body, which while fun with a partner, is especially gratifying to do at your own pace, on your own time.
That's also not to say this is an exhaustive list. Sexual pleasure is a deeply personal experience, so that super popular vibrator that everyone seems to rave about might not be your favorite, and that's more than okay.
"It’s trial and error, so don’t get discouraged if the first toy you try is a dud," Sprankle wrote. "Reflect on what you liked and disliked about it, and try another one that is closer to your interests. There’s a toy out there for everybody and every body."
So while we do highlight our top picks, we've also listed a few honorable mentions for each toy category you find on this list, just in case you're interested in checking out a wider variety of options.
To be honest, most vibrators will probably feel pleasurable during masturbation, whatever body parts you're working with. But the Luna Massage Wand (opens in a new tab) stands out as an especially good pick for a solo sesh.
The head of the wand is just under two inches wide, meaning that you can get some more pinpointed stimulation if you want, but you get more flexibility than the tiny tip of a bullet vibe. Speaking of flexibility, the neck underneath the head bends, so the Luna can form some to the contours of your body, whether you're using it on your genitals or other erogenous zones.
Don't let its tiny size deceive you though — this wand vibrator is still a wand vibrator, so it packs a punch in the power department. Unlike other wand favorites like the classic Magic Wand (opens in a new tab) , however, the Luna also has 20 vibration patterns, so you're not locked in to the two settings of Intense or Really Intense that other wands might be limited to. And it's waterproof.
As of all that wasn't magic enough, you can also grab this vibrator for just under $30. If, however, you're looking for something a little less intense, that's still flexible, the Dame Pom (opens in a new tab) is another great (albeit pricier) pick. If you like the shape of the Pom but appreciate a vibe that offers the choice between pinpointed and widespread stimulation without a hefty price tag, the Maude Drop (opens in a new tab) might be best for you.
Womanizer's name sucks, but god damn does this suction toy deliver. At a whopping $199, the Womanizer Premium certainly lives up to its name, but thankfully, it has the features to back it up, too.
The Womanizer is a clitoral stimulator, meaning it uses air pulses, and not vibrations, to simulate a contact-free suction sensation. While there are other options on the market that can achieve this sensation, the Premium stands out for a few reasons. One, it comes with more than one size of stimulator head, which is useful since the better the fit, the better the suction, and obviously not everyone has the same sized clit.
Two, it has 14 intensity levels, is completely waterproof, and packs four hours of battery life. Now those specs alone might've made this toy our top clit stimulator pick. But what really set it over the edge (and what could very well do the same to you) is the Autopilot function. Turn it on, and the toy will oscillate between intensity levels all on its own, so you can avoid falling into the rut of using the one setting you know will get you there in 30 seconds flat.
If you're brand new to suction toys, you might want to check out something a bit budget-friendlier first — it's not that the Womanizer isn't worth it, it's just that suction toys aren't everyone's favorite, and Womanizer is one of those brands with a strict no return policy. The Unbound Puff (opens in a new tab) is super simple to use, small-storage space friendly, and clocks in under $50.
For just about $10 more, the Satisfyer Pro 2 (opens in a new tab) (which Mashable has also written about ) is another favorite with 11 different intensities and an ergonomic design that makes maneuvering it into place a cinch.
If you're a person with a G-spot, there's a 99% chance you've doubted that it exists. Though every body is different and for some people, hitting it will just make them feel like they have to pee, for others, stimulating it can feel really, really nice. And the We-Vibe Rave (opens in a new tab) is incredible at delivering that stimulation.
First things first — the G-spot swells when you're aroused. So the fact that this toy vibrates means you can use it to get a little bit of pre-insertion arousal action. But it's got a lot going for it once it comes to the actual insertion part, too. At first glance, the Rave is shaped like most toys targeted at stimulating the G-spot — kind of curved with a more bulbous head. But that head isn't perfectly symmetrical, as the Rave is designed to be twisted, as well as pushed in and out, to better hit that elusive G-spot. More than one customer review noted that this made all the difference.
This toy is $119, and while we think it's worth the cash, the Lovehoney G-Spot Vibrator (opens in a new tab) is a similar concept at a fraction of the price. Or, if you want a vibration-free toy, the stainless steel Njoy Pure Wand (opens in a new tab) is another incredibly popular pick, thanks to its curved shape and smooth surface which make insertion as frictionless as it can be (plus, it's great for temperature play). For solo use, though, it is on the heavy side, which can feel nice — just be prepared for a bit of a workout.
At four inches long and one inch wide, Anero's Helix Syn Trident (opens in a new tab) may seem small and unassuming, the sensations that it can provide are anything but. Truly, this toy is a marvel of prostate massager engineering.
Here's what we mean: the smaller size allows for easy insertion, that'll still require lube, but maybe not half a bottle. Once inside, the carefully crafted shape of the Helix Syn Trident applies pressure to prostate without stretching you to uncomfortable limits. No thrusting or remotes are necessary to increase the sensation — merely clenching, consciously or not, causes the toy to rub against your P-spot more and heighten the intensity of those oh-so-good sensations.
The massager is made of a flexible outer silicone layer which provides the comfort for long-term wear, but the solid inner core keeps the pressure on (in a good way). The outer arms are there for external stimulation of the perineum, but how they much they do seems to vary depending on the user. At the very least, they provide easy handles for removing the massager.
If the whole concept behind the Trident makes you long for P-spot stimulation via thrusting, the Njoy Pure Wand (opens in a new tab) is a good pick for that route. Or, if you're down with Aneros but would really appreciate some vibrations, the Vice 2 (opens in a new tab) is the way to go.
Whether or not you've ever looked in to buying a sex toy marketed toward men, you've probably heard of the Fleshlight. As the saying goes, this pocket pussy is a classic for a reason.
Despite the design that aims for the appearance of anatomical accuracy, the Destroya Fleshlight's (opens in a new tab) interior actually offers an experience much different than partnered sex. The patented SuperSkin material is soft, yet offers a unique sensation thanks to the four textured chambers (though it's worth mentioning the insert is nine inches long, so not every penis will reach all the way to the four
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