Bestvibe Angel Review: Winged Pegasus Dildo

I’m not sure if this dil­do would make more sense or less sense with eyes all over it and a boom­ing voice declar­ing, “FEAR NOT.”

Naming it Angel seems like a missed oppor­tu­ni­ty — when it could have been called Pegasus, after the winged horse in Greek mythology.

A cur­so­ry web search for “pega­sus dil­do” was sur­pris­ing­ly tame at first. The National Security Agency agent sur­veilling my online activ­i­ty is prob­a­bly hard­ly fazed anymore.

UPDATE: This dil­do has been rela­beled as "Pegasus Pink Angel"!

The Bestvibe Pegasus Angel is quite equine in shape but not so much in size, measuring:

• 4.2” length above the knot
• 5.6” insertable length
• 7.8” total length
• 1.9” across the knot
• 1.6” diam­e­ter across the head
• 1.0” diam­e­ter across the shaft

Its dimen­sions are aver­age com­pared to a human penis, lit­er­al­ly fit­ting for those who want to go beyond a uni­corn horn. Mount the mighty steed — there’s a stroooong suc­tion cup base — while also keep­ing it kawaii with swirls of white and peachy pink.

A sharp edge around the Bestvibe Pegasus Angel dildo’s flared head makes it quite G‑spotty or A‑spotty — up to you! Put just the tip in, or go in deep. Whichever option you choose, it’ll apply focused pres­sure main­ly at that point, while the shaft’s cur­va­ture and dip­ping diam­e­ter do most of the work for you. The tip’s sharp cir­cum­fer­ence is where most of the action is — fun for the front wall while not doing much for my cervix.

If you go in deep­er, you’ll also enjoy the hor­i­zon­tal rib­bing just above the knot. Or take it all the way. That’s not my thing since I love my dil­dos front-loaded.

However, if you’re a future fan­ta­sy dong col­lec­tor who loves knot­ting great diam­e­ters, con­sid­er the Bestvibe Pegasus Angel a tan­ta­liz­ing treat, per­haps as a warm-​up to big­ger things.

This winged sil­i­cone dildo:

• Makes a focused front wall mas­sager to clench around
• Features sub­tle veins and rib­bing along the shaft
• Swells into a not-​too-​thick knot
• Aesthetically pleas­es with its pret­ty pas­tel palette
• Is super affordable

And when it’s not in use, I’ll keep it suction-​cupped to the wall next to my work­space to:

• Match the pink flower paint­ings galore
• Serve as a fid­get toy for me to “boing” and get the cre­ative juices flowing
• Protect me from the evil eye

In the words of Getty’s art news section:

Variations [of winged phal­lus fasci­na] hung in many house­holds, both pro­tec­tive and amus­ing, which brings us back to com­e­dy and this ancient truth: Laughing at phal­lus­es is good for society.

— Why Are Ancient Greek Phalluses funny?

Learn more about the his­to­ry of the phal­lic fasci­nus as ancient defen­sive mag­ic in my Uberrime Fascinus review — fea­tur­ing a thick­er and slick­er winged dil­do and yes, more Greek mythology.

Get the Bestvibe Pegasus Angel — for those who would rather keep it pret­ty in pink.

This post was spon­sored! The writ­ing and opin­ions expressed here are my own.