Ranking the Most Realistic Sliding Skin Dildos: RealCock, Jock, Blush, RodeOH

Giving you the real talk on ultra-​realistic cocks. If you're look­ing for a dil­do that mim­ics flesh and blood, com­plete with slid­ing skin or mov­able balls for a more immer­sive feel, you're in the right place.

I've rat­ed these options based on both orgasm rat­ing and real­ism — some feel more life­like than oth­ers — but every one I rec­om­mend is body-​safe for your peace of mind.

Also includ­ed are indie hon­or­able men­tions and my oth­er favorite real­is­tic dil­dos — while they might not have slid­ing skin, they're still strong contenders.

Go beyond dual-​density — or don't — and see which real­is­tic dil­dos rise to the occasion.

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Top Pick: Jock Real Skin 8.5 Inch Sliding Skin Dildo

This life­like dildo's juicy flar­ing tip grips my G‑spot and squish­es against my cervix — a deli­cious bal­ance between push and pull with every stroke.

I most­ly have praise for the Jock real­is­tic dil­do line. It offers options for:

• Dual-​density or triple-​density sil­i­cone — firm on the inside and squishy on the out­side, some with a liq­uid lay­er for the "skin" to slide
• With vis­i­ble fore­skin or without
• With balls or without
• A range of above-​average sizes, up to 8.7" insertable length and 2" diameter

But today, we're focus­ing on the Jock Real Skin 8.5 Inch, which:

• Measures about 7" insertable length and 1.9" diameter
• Is triple-​density sil­i­cone with slid­ing skin that squishes
• Can be gripped and pulled over the head like a foreskin
• Doesn't have balls

Jock Real Skin Ultrarealistic Dildo Pros & Cons

Here's what I adore about the Jock Real Skin 8.5 Inch specifically:

• The head shape is extra plump on the under­side, dig­ging into my front wall
• There's abun­dant insertable length for fuck­ing me deep
• The squishi­ness is juu­u­ust the right lev­el of real­is­tic resis­tance to mas­sage and mes­mer­ize my cervix — merg­ing like entwined bod­ies, con­form­ing to my walls just a lit­tle while fill­ing me up
• Its strong suc­tion cup means it's skilled in many posi­tions. Mount it, back up against it on the wall doggy-​style, strap it on
• The soft skin stretch­es and slides like a real cock's would in my hand
• That exag­ger­at­ed pink pig­ment makes me want to lick it even more. "Vivid glans," declared on the pack­age, is an excel­lent way of describ­ing it.
• Mmmm, the sub­tle pores and skin textures
• Its vas­cu­la­ture is noth­ing too wild, which I con­sid­er a plus because I'm picky about dil­do veins

Here's what I don't love about it — and why I still enjoy the whole package:

• Yeah, the vein and artery place­ment isn't pre­cise­ly what I'd call real­is­tic, but it's sub­tle enough, and many mass-​manufactured dil­dos don't get it quite right
• Its sil­i­cone sur­face is very tacky, which might both­er many users, but it doesn't both­er me, since I always use abun­dant lube
• There's just one skin tone option — light — and I wish there were more
• The slid­ing skin effect does fade for this cat­e­go­ry of ultra­real­is­tic dil­do — their lay­ers tend to fuse and feel like dual-​density instead of triple-​density with time. However, the Jock Real Skin dil­dos' out­er lay­ers feel life­like and would be delight­ful­ly pli­ant enough even if the skin stopped sliding.

TL;DR and Where to Shop For Jock Real Skin Dildos

In short, the down­sides are quite com­mon for hyper­re­al­is­tic sil­i­cone dil­dos (and I'll dis­cuss them more in each upcom­ing sec­tion). Curve Toys and XR Brands' Jock Real Skin 8.5 Inch is still my favorite slid­ing skin dil­do over­all because:

• It nails the con­trast of hard and soft layers
• It's long for bot­tom­ing me out
• The head shape caress­es all my hot spots
• It's going to age bet­ter than some oth­er toys on this list
• It's frig­gin' pretty

The Jock Real Skin line also offers a sil­i­cone suc­tion cup dil­do with balls and a vibrat­ing option. I pre­fer to go deep­er with the bal­l­less ver­sion. Also note: the 8.5‑inch ver­sion has a more pro­nounced head, which adds to my rea­sons to love it.

Take 10% off Jock Real Skin & Uncut dil­dos at Betty's Toy Box with code SUPER or get the extra juicy-​tipped one from SheVibe.

Runner-Up: Valm Triple-Density Dildos

Its real­is­tic head yields between my thumb and fore­fin­ger — a deli­cious reminder of how it would caress my cervix — and its vas­cu­lar shaft skin slides almost like the real thing.

I'm not sure which set of lips I want to put on that head first — kiss­ing the juicy frenu­lum or feel­ing my entrance grip the girthy glans.

Valm Sliding Skin Dildo Pros & Cons

Here's what I love about Valm dildos:

• Ooof, the way that squishy head feels against my cervix
• I appre­ci­ate the grain­i­ness of the skin tex­tures and how the veins are there but not too dramatic
• I love the way the skin yields to my touch
• They're 100% American-​sourced and made
• Suction cups for versatility
• Look at that size range, from aver­age to double-​stacked soda can. Drool!
• The in-​between lay­er isn't quite liq­uid — it's more gel-​like sol­id, so the "skin" doesn't stretch over the head like the others.

And here's what I don't love about them:

• They're straight-​shafted, and not everyone's into that for their A‑spots or G‑spots
• The scro­tal raphe (line on the scro­tum) is a bit toooo pro­nounced for my taste, but it doesn't both­er me that much
• Not many short but girthy options

While they may not offer the over-​the-​top, regal artistry of Uberrime or the A‑spotty vari­ety of Vixen Creations’ curved designs, Valm knows where it excels: cre­at­ing ultra-​realistic dil­dos that cap­ture the authen­tic feel of a hard, throb­bing cock with soft, pli­ant skin.

How do they com­pare to oth­er indie mak­ers' dual-​density and triple-​density formulas?

Valm's triple-​density sil­i­cone head:

• Reminds me of VixSkin — about a Shore 0020 den­si­ty, if I had to guess
• Is soft­er than Uberrime's dual-​density out­er lay­er (usu­al­ly about a Shore 0050)
• Quite for­giv­ing and con­trasts with the much stur­dier inner core.

Read my full Valm triple-​density dil­do review or shop Valm prod­ucts.

Close Contenders: Mid-Sized & Indie Artisan Picks

These triple-​density dil­dos aren't quite hyperreal­is­tic, but I'd still rank them high up among the sup­ple and sinewy.

Uberrime Amante

If you're crav­ing a triple-​density dil­do but you:

• Aren't into how the slid­ing skin los­es its nov­el­ty over time
• Want to get a dif­fer­ent skin tone than the default light or vanilla
• Prefer to sup­port an inde­pen­dent maker

The Uberrime Amante is anoth­er dil­do to consider.

At the time that I reviewed it, its lay­ers felt more life­like than any oth­er dil­do I'd tried, and it was super easy to aim with pre­ci­sion against any spot on or around my cervix I pleased. With Amante's 7.5" insertable length and 1.8" max­i­mum diam­e­ter, I could quick­ly go feral.

I wrote the fol­low­ing about it in the past:

The Uberrime Amante spe­cial­izes and sticks to what it's good at —

• Bending and smoosh­ing against all the shal­low hotspots at once
• Straight, stur­dy, smooth jack­ham­mer­ing when div­ing deep
• Cushily coax­ing oxy­tocin via the cervix

Get the Amante by Uberrime.

Another fan­tas­tic Uberrime dil­do that doesn't have the full-​frill triple lay­ers? Maxime is my favorite dual-​density dil­do in their line­up. Choose from three skin tones and cus­tomize the tip col­or gra­di­ent, if you wish.

More Size Options

Or, let's say you love the look and feel of Jock's slid­ing skin line, but you're not into the thick­ness. Your closer-​to-​average alter­na­tives include the following:

• The Strap-​On-​Me Sliding Skin Dildo by Lovely Planet comes in four sizes and one sol­id light skin tone 
  • Small — 5.0” insertable x 1.4” wide
  • Medium — 5.3” insertable x 1.5” wide
  • Large — 5.6” insertable x 1.6” wide 5.59 inch­es insertable length; 1.61 inch­es width
  • XL — 5.9” insertable x 1.7” wide
• BestVibe also offers a mid-​sized slid­ing skin vibrat­ing dil­do with a gra­di­ent pink tip for a decent price. Yeah, the name and white label Wish-​esque web­site are weird, but the prod­uct itself is yum­my if you don't mind the hard plas­tic core encas­ing the vibra­tor motor.

Among your oth­er mid-​sized options?

The Blush Renaissance slid­ing skin dil­do line, though I don't 100% love it.

Read on for the pros and cons of:

• Blush's slid­ing skin dil­dos — squishy and rel­a­tive­ly affordable
• The RealCock 2 Max — it's over $600 worth of hype, and I loved it until I didn't. Find out why.

Or click here to skip to the oth­er real­is­tic dil­dos I would rec­om­mend wholeheartedly.

Blush Renaissance DaVinci Dildo With Floating Balls

The Renaissance DaVinci by Blush Novelties has a firm core, a slick liq­uid lay­er, stretchy skin, and balls that move in the squeez­able scrotum!

It's about average-​sized, with about 5.5" insertable length and 1.5" diam­e­ter. Compared to the oth­er slid­ing skin dil­dos on this list, the Blush Renaissance DaVinci has the most strik­ing con­trast between the inner and out­er lay­ers. Its skin eas­i­ly slides over the head, thanks to the abun­dant moat of liq­uid sil­i­cone, and while it's fun, I wouldn't quite call it realistic.

The veins also aren't my favorite because the way they're arranged just… doesn't look quite human, espe­cial­ly with the glossy surface.

This par­tic­u­lar size gets the job done for me for the first orgasms or two — then my vagi­na tents (length­ens), and my cervix isn't as easy to reach.

Raphael, a dif­fer­ent dil­do in the Blush Renaissance line, would have been a bet­ter fit for my high ceil­ing over­all because:

• It's longer, with 7" of insertable length
• Its head, mea­sur­ing 1.75" across, would have felt amaaaaz­ing squished behind my cervix
• The veins aren't as odd­ly placed

I loooove long and deep dick­ing dil­dos and wish I had request­ed the Renaissance Raphael instead.

So why didn't I?

• I didn't expect the Blush Renaissance dil­dos to be that squishy. 5.5" can do it for me with just the right curve, hard­ness, or angling, and the Renaissance DaVinci just didn't do that for me for very long.
• Purely from looks alone, I wasn't into the Renaissance Raphael's uncan­ny val­ley scro­tum tex­ture. It's like con­tract­ed "win­ter balls" were tak­en to the extreme. (I asked a friend for help describ­ing it. He said, "scrung­ly" and "like brain tex­ture." Another said it was "like a game from the late '00s that tried pho­to­re­al­is­tic graph­ics, but the engine was bad, so it became… that")

Let's move on to a mak­er who takes real­ism to the next lev­el — albeit with a hefty price tag.

RealCock 2 Ultrarealistic Dildos by Abyss Creations

The RealCock 2 Max and Dirk sound­ed dreamy at first. After all, it was per­haps the ultra­real­is­tic dil­do line that start­ed the triple-​density trend. I love how my RealCock 2 Max looks and feels between my fin­gers and, more impor­tant­ly, between my lips — and I want­ed to wrap both sets of lips around it:

• Gradient tip and cor­pus spongiosum
• Squishy tip, slid­ing skin, and float­ing testes
• Subtle veins that look life­like (read: some­what human)
• Three skin tone options
• Nuances in tone and flecks of warmth all along the shaft and downward
• Pores on the balls and pubic mound
• Vac-​U-​Lock port, com­pat­i­ble with fuck­ing machines and 0.9" diam­e­ter bullets

Hyperrealistic dil­dos in the RealCock 2 line are gen­er­al­ly on the big side but come in a range of shapes. Max is long and thi­i­i­i­ick with a some­what tapered tip:

• 7.5" insertable length
• 2.2" max­i­mum diameter
• 6.4" cir­cum­fer­ence overall

The head shape and oval cross-​sections fit right in behind my cervix. I can eas­i­ly bang out 5 or 10 orgasms with the RealCock 2 Max — but not as eas­i­ly as with some of my less-​expensive Uberrime dil­dos. More on that in a bit.

See, for $599, this cock costs more than my Glock. At that price, it should be immaculate.

Delicate? I'd cer­tain­ly hope not.

The affil­i­ate man­ag­er told me I shouldn't use oil-​based lubes or lotions with it — not even on my hands or wear­ing lip gloss. And that's odd to me because oil usu­al­ly doesn't react with sil­i­cone like that. Why wouldn't you want to wear lip­stick while fel­lat­ing a sup­pos­ed­ly real­is­tic, deepthroat­able dil­do anyway?

After all my dot­ing on this dil­do, it doesn't move the way it's sup­posed to any­more. My RealCock 2 dil­do skin stuck and stopped sliding.

And again, while that seems com­mon for hyper­re­al­is­tic slid­ing skin dil­dos, you'd hope for more longevi­ty for the price.

At this point, there's not much that puts the RealCock 2 ahead of a dual-​density dil­do sensation-​wise. The balls still float — at least, for now — but I wouldn't rec­om­mend some­one shell out hun­dreds of dol­lars for that.

And RealCocks are pret­ty, but are they six hun­dred dol­lars pret­ty a pop? Nah.

Depending on the size, you have options for under $200 or even $100 or $50.

What Realistic Dildos Would I Ultimately Recommend?

And what's my top pick from each sub­cat­e­go­ry (triple den­si­ty, dual den­si­ty, sin­gle density)?

As far as life­like dil­dos go, there's some­thing for every fer­al fiend to fuck here.

Triple Density

• Jock Real Skin 8.5 Inch — pret­ty and pro­nounced tip. Delicious den­si­ty. Long for deep hot spots. Digs into the G‑spot, too. Veins are just sub­tle enough for me. The cushy out­er lay­er will still squish and age well even if it turns to dual density.
• Basically any­thing triple-​density from Valm Dildos — straight-​shafted with a wide range of sizes and mov­able skin for a life­like feel
• Uberrime Amante — straight, stur­dy, and smooth when going deep. The gel-​like fill­ing under the head bends and press­es the head against my shal­low spots when I clench. Read my full review of the Amante. Choose from one of three skin tones.

It seems quite com­mon for slid­ing skin dil­dos to lose their inter­nal slip over time, so keep that in mind when weigh­ing the pros and cons. I can't rec­om­mend the RealCock 2 at its price, and I don't care for the RodeOH Slyder Plus's head shape or den­si­ty distribution.

While some options miss the mark, oth­ers absolute­ly nail it aes­thet­i­cal­ly and functionally.

Dual Density

• Solina Mega Large — large for a human but aver­age for a dil­do. Fleshlike with a pret­ty head shape, veins, and frenu­lum. Gradient tip. The mat­te fin­ish takes lit­tle lube. Super afford­able! And among the most real­is­tic dil­dos of the dual-​density variety.
• Jock Uncut — same con­sis­ten­cy and col­or style as the Solina line, but I like Jock's big­ger dual-​density dil­do head shapes more! They feel slight­ly less blunt (more tapered) at the tip and pro­trude a bit more at the corona.
• Uberrime Maxime — it just feels like it was made for my cervix. Gently curved, swoop­ing head shape, squishy tip. If you love going deep, this is theeeeee real­is­tic dil­do to get!
• VixSkin Cash is thick­er like a soda can and has a cushi­er, sharp­er head for those who want to get stuffed!

Single Density

• Dee's Big Daddy Dante — squishy, bot­toms me out, shaft can be flex­i­ble for slid­ing along the clit, Vac-​U-​Lock port option for con­nect­ing to a fuck­ing machine
• Uberrime Aptus — long and lean for those who want to go deep against the ceil­ing with­out a sig­nif­i­cant wall stretch. It's my most real­is­tic single-​density dildo.
• Hankey's Toys Topher Michels Medium — for say­ing "fuck it" and get­ting some­thing so volup­tuous it's sil­ly. The girth and head made me cum with­in sec­onds, though I wouldn't use it every day. And yes, it's fuck­ing machine-friendly!

Whether you're seek­ing that real feel or just want some­thing that'll make you see stars, there's a sil­i­cone cock out there for you. Sliding skin? Dual-​density dil­dos that hit just right? Slip some­thing more com­fort­able inside or con­quer a colos­sal cock. Either way, hap­py hunting!