No Parts Avery Strapless Strap On

No Parts Avery Strapless Strap On

Strapless strap-on · Medical silicone · Giver bulb: 9 cm / Receiver shaft: 12 cm · Ø 3 cm / 3.5 cm

A vibrating strapless strap-on designed to stay in place through pelvic floor engagement alone. The giver wears the shorter, curved bulb internally, while the receiver is penetrated by the fuller shaft with pronounced head. Both ends vibrate across 10 patterns, controlled wirelessly via the included remote. The flexible neck between the two ends allows you to adjust the angle to fit your bodies — no harness, no straps, just muscle control and positioning.

This works best when the giver has developed pelvic floor strength. If you're new to strapless designs, expect a learning curve — it takes practice to hold it steady during movement. The payoff is dual stimulation: the giver feels internal vibration and pressure, the receiver gets penetration with vibration. It's commonly used for pegging and between partners with vaginas, though the receiver end also works anally.

Size in Practice

The giver's bulb offers 9 cm insertable length with a 3 cm diameter — enough to grip internally without feeling oversized. The receiver's shaft provides 12 cm insertable length with a 3.5 cm diameter at the widest point. The shaft has a defined head that creates a noticeable sensation during entry and withdrawal. Neither end tapers significantly, so both maintain their girth throughout.

The diameter on the receiver end sits in the beginner-to-intermediate range. If you're used to slimmer toys, the 3.5 cm girth will feel present. If you regularly use thicker dildos, this will feel moderate. The shorter giver bulb is easier to hold if you're still building pelvic floor endurance.

Material & Flexibility

Made from medical-grade silicone with a matte finish. The material is firm enough to maintain shape during penetration but soft enough to compress slightly under grip. The neck between the two ends is flexible — you can bend it to adjust the angle between giver and receiver shafts, accommodating different body positions and heights.

Silicone holds temperature well. Run it under warm water before use if you prefer a warmer entry, or chill it briefly for contrast play. The surface is non-porous, body-safe, and won't harbour bacteria when cleaned properly.

Compatibility

This is a strapless design — it's held in place by the giver's pelvic floor muscles, not by a harness. There's no suction cup base. If you find it difficult to keep in place during vigorous movement, you can use it with a compatible harness that has an open front or O-ring attachment, though this defeats the strapless feature.

The wireless remote operates both motors simultaneously. It runs on 10 vibration patterns, from steady low rumble to pulsing escalations. Battery life depends on intensity — expect several sessions per charge. Rechargeable via USB cable (included).

Cleaning & Care

Wash with warm water and mild soap or a dedicated toy cleaner after each use. Silicone is non-porous, so thorough surface cleaning is sufficient. Pat dry and store away from direct sunlight. Use only water-based lubricant — silicone-based lubes can degrade the material over time. We recommend Mshop Care Lube:IT, which is body-safe and rinses clean without residue.

Would you love to have a way to fill your holes on your own? Always want to try pegging or strap-on sex? We like to telle you, it’s time to add a No Parts Avery Strapless Strap On to your drawer.

What is a dildo, exactly?
Hm.... this is our definition :

A dildo is a phallic-shaped toy intended for insertion, normally it comes without vibrations.

What’s the point of a No Parts Avery Strapless Strap On?

There are probably a billion different types of dildos on the market and just as many reasons someone might want to buy and use one.

To name a few: to affirm gender identity or sexuality, or experience gender euphoria
to make penetration possible when it otherwise wouldn’t be due to partner genitalia, erectile dysfunction, relationship status, or partner availability
to explore double penetration, alone or with a partner
to extend the size of an existing phallus

Think about exactly what you want to use your dildo for and what features you want it to have before buying it.
If you want to use it anally, make sure it has a base

Figure out if you want it to be realistic
Worth mentioning: Most realistic dildos have a pronounced head.
This can increase the chances of hitting the G-spot during vaginal sex, but you might want to consider something smaller if you plan to use it for beginner anal play.