Icicles Hand Blown Glass Massager No 7 vs Icicles No 72 4.25 Inch Glass Anal Toy — Silver

Both are hand-blown borosilicate glass from Pipedream's Icicles range, both are non-porous and built to last, and both deliver the weight and temperature play that make glass worth considering. The No 7 is longer and heavier — 6.8 inches insertable and 0.31 kg — while the No 72 is shorter and lighter at 4.25 inches and 0.19 kg. If you want something substantial that you can really feel, the No 7. If you want something easier to manage or you're newer to glass, the No 72.

The No 72 has been reviewed 483 times and averages 4.5 stars. The No 7 has 299 reviews and averages 4.7 stars. Both have enough feedback to trust the aggregate, and both score well.

The No 7 is 6.8 inches insertable and weighs 0.31 kg. The No 72 is 4.25 inches insertable and weighs 0.19 kg. That difference in length and weight is the entire decision — the No 7 is noticeably more substantial, the No 72 is easier to handle and less intimidating if you're still working out what you like. Everything else about them is the same.

Both are borosilicate glass, both are non-porous, and both can be sterilised properly with soap and hot water or a toy cleaner. Neither has a flared base, taper or maximum diameter listed in the spec, so we can't compare those. What we do know is that they share the same material, the same care routine, and the same appeal — smooth, weighty, and excellent for temperature play.

If you want something you can really feel and you're confident with length, the No 7. If you're newer to glass, prefer something lighter, or want a toy that's easier to manage during use, the No 72. Both are glass anal toys, so both assume you're comfortable with a firm, unyielding material — if you're not sure yet, start with the shorter one.

Is this toy safe to use if it has a scratch? No. One user asked if it's risky to use with a scratch, and the answer is yes — avoid using glass toys with any chips or cracks. Inspect it before every use.

Can I use this toy for temperature play? Yes. Users frequently mention enjoying temperature play, either by heating or cooling the toy for varied sensations. One reviewer on Reddit noted, "You can try temperature play with these toys, either by heating them on, or cooling them off (you're going to love it!)."

Is this toy easy to clean? Yes. Glass toys are non-porous, so soap and hot water is genuinely all they need. One reviewer said "cleaning will be sooo easy", and another mentioned it "cleans up easily and feels high quality."

Is this product safe to use? Yes, provided it's undamaged. One user on Reddit reported owning two for two years without issue and said, "I've yet to come across any complaints about the safety of the glass toys."

Does it have a suction cup? The No 72 does — one reviewer noted "the suction cup is quite strong and easy to mount on many surfaces, even wood." The No 7 does not have a suction cup listed in the spec.

Both are well-reviewed, non-porous, and built to last. The No 7 is longer and heavier, which makes it more substantial but also more demanding. The No 72 is shorter, lighter, and easier to manage — and it has a suction cup, which the No 7 does not. If you want something you can really feel and you're confident with length, the No 7. If you want something more approachable or you're still working out what suits you, the No 72. Either way, you're getting a solid glass toy that will clean properly and last for years.

Both are stocked at Coy and widely available through other retailers. Check current pricing and availability before you decide.

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