Strap-ons & Harnesses
Hollow strap-ons, strapless styles, harnesses and packers each suit a different kind of use, so decide on the type first. This Strap-ons & Harnesses range covers all four, and the type shapes fit, feel and how the piece is worn.
All Strap-ons & Harnesses
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Strap-ons & Harnesses Buying Guide
Hollow strap-ons are open inside, which makes them lighter than solid designs. The Realrock hollow strap-on without balls is offered in 8 in and 10 in lengths, and the Dr Skin hollow strap-ons come in 7 in and other sizes, so length is a useful first filter. Fetish Fantasy and Master Series also offer hollow styles, and the Master Series Pumper is hollow and inflatable. Strapless styles such as Simply Strapless and Strap U Charmed are built differently, so compare each one by its own dimensions rather than assuming they fit like a harness-mounted piece.
Harnesses decide how comfortable the whole setup feels. Panty-style options like the Strap U Lace Envy crotchless harness suit lighter wear, while full body designs such as the Strict Female Body Harness and leather pieces like the Patent Leather harness and Her Royal Harness give more structure. Sizing is often given as letter or number ranges such as X/XL or 2XL/3XL, so measure before you choose.
Brand names help you compare lines. Pipedream, XR Brands, Sport Sheets, California Exotic Novelties, Nasstoys and Tantus all appear here across different materials and builds. If you want motion, the Ouch! Vibrating Strap-on Boxer and Strap U Evoke vibrating strapless dildo are the vibrating examples in this range. Packers such as the Packer Gear Black B are a simpler, solid option for everyday wear.
Strap-ons & Harnesses FAQ
- What is the difference between a hollow strap-on and a solid one?
- A hollow strap-on has an open interior, so it weighs less and often feels lighter in the harness. A solid strap-on has more weight and firmness throughout. Neither is better in general. The right choice depends on how heavy you want the setup to feel and how you plan to hold it in place.
- How do I choose a strap-on harness size?
- Measure your waist and hips, then compare those figures with the size chart for the harness you are considering. Sizes are often shown as ranges like X/XL or 2XL/3XL, and cut varies between brands, so a size that fits one brand may not fit another. A snug but comfortable fit usually works better than one that is too loose.
- Which material should I pick for a harness?
- Leather and patent leather give a structured, firm look. Lace is lighter and more fitted but offers less support. Silicone parts are common on the dildo itself. Water-based lube is the usual pairing for silicone, since it keeps the surface smooth without affecting the material.
- What should a beginner look for in a first strap-on?
- Start with a length and width you find comfortable, a harness that fits securely, and a body-safe silicone or similar smooth material. A medium size and a simple, unmotorized design make it easier to learn how the harness sits and moves before you try anything more elaborate.
