Icicles No 70 8.3 Inch Glass Anal Toy review

Glass, curved to reach where it matters, and slim enough that reviewers call it versatile — which in this context means you can use it often without needing to psych yourself up first. Reviewers report consistent pleasure, a strong suction cup, and the kind of easy cleanup that makes glass worth the initial cold shock.

Reviewers consistently describe a toy that glides smoothly and warms quickly once it's in. One user noted it "felt wonderful sliding up into my anal canal," while another appreciated that while it's "cold at first, it warms quickly to body temperature." The glass is slick enough that you won't need much lube, and the curve does the work — multiple people mention it "hits the P-spot effortlessly" and that the curve "works wonders."

The slim profile comes up often. People call it "small girth" and "very versatile," which translates to: you can use this one regularly without it feeling like an event. One reviewer noted their girlfriend "can do this one solo," and another said it's become "a new found favorite" precisely because of the manageable size paired with effective targeting.

The suction cup earns specific praise — "quite strong and easy to mount on many surfaces, even wood" — which means hands-free use actually works rather than becoming a frustrating repositioning exercise. And when you're done, it "cleans up easily," which is one of the main reasons people choose glass in the first place.

The single recurring complaint is the temperature at first contact, which is inherent to glass and something you either warm in your hands first or accept as part of the experience. Beyond that, reviewers report reliable results: "makes me orgasm every time" appears more than once, and the overall sentiment is that this one delivers what it promises.

So it suits people who want something they can reach for often, who value easy care, and who are after targeted stimulation rather than fullness.

This one suits people who already know they enjoy anal play and want something they can use regularly without much fuss. The slim profile and effective curve make it a good fit for anyone prioritising precision over size, and the suction cup works well if you want hands-free options.

The beginner-friendliness subscore sits at 80, and the ease subscore at 90, which reflects what reviewers say: it's approachable, but the 8.3-inch length means you need to be comfortable with insertion depth. If you're entirely new to anal toys, something shorter would be a gentler starting point — but if you've used a plug or smaller dildo and want to move up, this is a sensible next step.

It won't suit people looking for significant girth or stretch. Reviewers who loved it specifically valued the "small girth," so if fullness is what you're after, this isn't it.

And if you find glass too cold even after warming, or if you prefer something with more give, silicone would be the better material choice. But for people who want something that cleans properly, lasts indefinitely, and doesn't ask much of you in terms of setup or maintenance, this one fits the brief.

Glass is non-porous, which means soap and hot water is genuinely all it needs. You can also boil it, run it through the dishwasher, or use a 10% bleach solution if you want to sterilise it — though for single-user toys, that's rarely necessary.

It's smooth enough that it won't harbour bacteria in surface texture, and it doesn't degrade over time the way porous materials do. Store it in the padded case it likely came with, or wrap it in something soft — glass is durable, but it will chip if you drop it on tile or knock it against something hard.

Use water-based or silicone lube; glass is compatible with everything. And if the cold bothers you, run it under warm water for a minute before use — it holds temperature well, so it'll stay warm long enough to matter.

If the 8.3-inch length feels like too much, the Icicles No 72 is a shorter option in the same range, at 4.25 inches. It keeps the glass benefits — easy to clean, body-safe, durable — in a more compact size.

The Icicles Hand Blown Glass Massager No 7 offers a different shape if you want to try another curve or texture within the same material family.

And if you're curious about glass but want something with a flared base designed specifically for extended wear, the Crystal Tapered Plug 4.1 Inch is worth comparing — it's shorter, designed to stay put, and still gives you the cleaning advantages of glass.

This sits within the glass anal toys category, which is a small but well-regarded group. Glass appeals to people who want something that cleans properly, lasts indefinitely, and doesn't ask you to remember which lube is safe with which material.

Within that category, the Icicles No 70 is on the longer end at 8.3 inches, and its slim profile makes it more about targeted stimulation than stretch or fullness. If you want to see how it compares to other glass options in terms of score, size, and what reviewers prioritise, the best glass anal toys roundup ranks them all.

So where does this one actually sit, and what would you pick instead if the length or girth isn't quite right?

Is the Icicles No 70 suitable for beginners?
The beginner-friendliness subscore is 80, and reviewers mention the "small girth" makes it "very versatile," which suggests it's approachable — but the 8.3-inch length means you need to be comfortable with insertion depth. If you're entirely new, something shorter would be gentler, but if you've used a plug or smaller toy before, this is a reasonable next step.

How does the glass material feel during use?
Reviewers report it's "cold at first, but warms quickly to body temperature" and that it's "nice and slick" and "glides perfectly." The smoothness means you won't need much lube, and the weight gives you a clear sense of where it is, which is part of the appeal of glass.

Does the Icicles No 70 have a suction cup?
Yes, and reviewers say it's "quite strong and easy to mount on many surfaces, even wood," which means hands-free use actually works rather than becoming a repositioning exercise.

A slim, curved glass toy that reviewers consistently say delivers targeted pleasure and cleans up easily. The 8.3-inch length and strong suction cup suit people who want something they can use regularly without much fuss, and the non-porous material means it lasts indefinitely if you don't drop it.

The single recurring complaint is the cold at first contact, which is inherent to glass. Beyond that, the feedback is overwhelmingly positive — people report reliable results, easy cleanup, and the kind of effective curve that doesn't require guesswork.

It won't suit people looking for significant girth, and if you're entirely new to anal play, something shorter would be a gentler starting point. But for people who want precision, durability, and low-maintenance care, this one fits the brief.

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This review is based on 313 reviews aggregated from 3 retailers, averaging 4.4 stars. The Coyscore is 82, which sits in the "Coy Recommended" grade. The confidence level is high, meaning the review count is large enough to trust the patterns that emerge.

The method is on the methodology page, and the evidence count appears on every review. We did not test this product — the scores and themes come from what buyers reported publicly.

Insertable length: 8.3 inches (derived from supplier data)
Material: Glass (supplier spec)
Non-porous: Yes (derived from supplier data)
Weight: 0.37 kg (derived from supplier data)
Maximum diameter: Not stated by the supplier
Flared base: Not stated by the supplier — this is safety-critical and we do not infer it from category
Taper: Not stated by the supplier

The Snug Report is published by the team behind Coy, a New Zealand retailer that stocks many of the products reviewed here. We say so on every page. Our scores come from aggregated public reviews, not from us — the method is on the methodology page and the evidence count is on every review.