Uberrime Sensi squishy silicone dildo & vaginal plug review

I both am AND am not proud of how often peo­ple find my blog by Googling some­thing like "huge butt plug used in pussy" and land­ing on my Tantus Ringo review. It's eas­i­ly one of my most pop­u­lar posts. And the stats led me to the same real­iza­tion as Marco Uberrime when his first Sensi pussy plug batch sold out with­in three days…

The vaginal plug market is under-served

You can use a butt plug vagi­nal­ly! Just be sure to dis­in­fect it prop­er­ly if you switch from ass to vag. My vagi­na finds plugs fill­ing and fun to clench around, espe­cial­ly if there's weight and a G‑spotty for­ward tilt like with the njoy Pure Plug.

However, there aren't many plugs explic­it­ly designed for vagi­nal use. Consider the Jollie and Jollet by Luzarte, Fluke by Hole Punch, Cashew Nib by Funkit, and Sensi by Uberrime. Their shapes share some fea­tures that devi­ate from con­ven­tion­al butt plugs:

• Less pointy — vagi­nas often don't need as much of a warm-up
• Off-​center — the tip is slight­ly out-​of-​the-​way of the cervix
• More of a taper between the neck and "bulb."

What's more, the Uberrime Sensi decid­ed­ly should not be used as a butt plug. Its base is small­er than the insertable portion's max girth. Such a design isn't butt-​safe because it doesn't do much to pre­vent the plug from get­ting lost in the rec­tum. The perk, how­ev­er, is that it more com­fort­ably rests between the labia, with­out block­ing the cli­toris or chafing.

Okay, but how does the Uberrime Sensi feel?

First things first: it's squishy AF, which also comes with pros and cons.

During shal­low pen­e­tra­tion, I find the Sensi's head too yield­ing to do much for my G‑spot. The swell at the bot­tom of the shaft, how­ev­er, gives the very mouth of my vagi­na a sat­is­fy­ing rhyth­mic stretch dur­ing (rel­a­tive­ly) deep pen­e­tra­tion. I say "rel­a­tive­ly" because the Sensi is 4.5" long, short­er than most of my dil­dos.

Its squish is also what makes the Uberrime Sensi a delight­ful vagi­nal stress "ball." Every squeeze of my pelvic floor con­stricts and dis­places the sil­i­cone. I can feel the Sensi nar­row­ing and length­en­ing inside me with each con­trac­tion, like a sub­tle kind of thrust­ing or nudg­ing. Wear it all day or just dur­ing a fap sesh to inten­si­fy cli­toral orgasms with, say, my Magic Wand.

Or wear the Uberrime Sensi and a remote con­trol panty vibe at the same time, per­haps. It's the per­fect com­bo for dis­creet pub­lic play.

My verdict on the Uberrime Sensi

If you've been look­ing for more moti­va­tion to do your Kegels, the Sensi is an afford­able and low-​tech way to add some spice to oth­er­wise mun­dane activ­i­ties: your dai­ly com­mute, run­ning errands, and so on. Unlike with jig­gling Kegel balls or sta­tion­ary weights, some­thing plush and pli­able like the Sensi gives me tac­tile feed­back in a high­ly reward­ing way.

How could I not want to clench and relax around the Uberrime Sensi all day, every day?