Magic wand style vibrators are popular for a reason: they’re really powerful, they’re multi-purpose, and they can help users of any gender achieve orgasm. On their own, wand vibrators are fantastic. But what if I told you that you can make them even better & even more diverse with wand attachments?
Le Wand was generous enough to hook me up with 4 of their wand attachments so that I can help you pick your poison. I’m covering Flexi, Flick, Ripple and Stroke, all for the full size Le Wand Rechargeable Vibrating Massager that I reviewed in the past. Le Wand also offers petite Flexi, Ripple and Stroke attachments for their Petite Massagers.
Le Wand Flexi Original Silicone Attachment
Designed with a long, slender and posable neck, Flexi features some gentle ripples on the shaft and the base of the attachment. Made with body-safe silicone, Flexi is a very firm attachment, though the inner core of the attachment allows users to bend it to best fit their desires. I do want to emphasize that this very firm, even with the bend-ability.
Flexi measures in at 4.3″ of insertable length and a maximum diameter of 1.37″. The total length is 6.85″ and it is 3.55″ tall. The attachment is baby blue in color for the full size or a darker blue for the petite size. It is designed for Le Wand Original, Le Wand Plug-in and some of their special edition massagers, though the attachment does fit the Original Magic Wand and other similar sized wand heads as well.
How to Use Le Wand Flexi Attachment
To use Flexi, Le Wand recommends coating the wand head with a water-based lubricant before sliding the attachment head on top. I find that this isn’t really necessary, though I have small fingers that I’m able to slide between the attachment and massager head to wiggle the attachment loose when removing. Once the attachment is on your wand, you can easily bend the shaft to your desired angle.
Apply water-based lubricant to the insertable shaft, if desired, and then insert the length into your preferred hole. The external contact has two long bumps that are designed to stimulate the clitoris or perineum. As you use the attachment and wand, it is likely that the shaft will bend to better fit your anatomy, so don’t be surprised when you pull it out and it’s not posed how you remember!
My Experiences with Flexi
Using Flexi felt a bit like using a rabbit vibrator, in that after insertion, I just left it alone rather than thrusting it in & out. That was the best way for me to get direct clitoral stimulation, as I have meaty labia that I have to open to achieve that. Whenever I tried to thrust it, I would have to open myself a bit to get that direct clitoral contact, and for me, that just wasn’t it. It meant using both hands to masturbate, and I’m pretty strictly a single-hand masturbator. I need my other hand for holding my phone or book!
When using Flexi on Cassie, she did enjoy it, but the texture wasn’t as dramatic as she prefers. She also preferred to insert it and move her hips against it rather than repeated penetration with it. We both think that inserting and then moving your hips is a better way of appreciating the stimulation the gentle ripples on the shaft.
Pros:
- Gentle ripples on the shaft feel really nice
- Shape is very similar to the insertable shafts of many rabbit vibrators
- Great for those who don’t want repeated strokes
Cons:
- The seam that runs up the shaft is pretty noticeable both visually and physically, though it may not be noticeable when inserted
- Texture may not be enough for some users
Le Want Flick Flexible Silicone Attachment
Le Wand Flick is hands down my absolute favorite wand attachment that I have tried. Designed to simulate a flicking tongue for external stimulation, Flick flutters up & down with a tongue-like resemblance. The outside rim of the “tongue” is a thicker silicone that allows for a surprising amount of pinpoint pleasure, while the wide, flat surface inside the rim is a thinner silicone that is for broader stimulation. It can be used on external erogenous zones, such as nipples, the tip of a penis, and the clitoris.
Available only in hot pink, Flick is 2.89″ tall and the “tongue” is 5.14″ long and 0.26″ thick. Le Wand has only released a Flick model for the Le Wand Original, Le Wand Plug-In, and other similar sized wand heads.
How to Use Le Wand Flick Attachment
Flick is so easy to use! After sliding it onto the head of your wand vibrator, you can use Flick either with or without water-based lubricant. Lubricant can give it more of a wet tongue feel, but personally, I skip the lube when stimulating my nipples. I just don’t like the feeling of lubricant on my skin when it dries (hello AuDHD!). I do like lube when using it on my clit and Cassie likes it when using it on the tip of her girldick.
About half of the tongue is very flexible, but the closer it gets to the head, the firmer the silicone becomes. When using Flick, if you put a finger against the thinnest part of the silicone, it will apply more pressure to the broad stimulation area, increasing the sensation. You can also use the edge of the “tongue” for more pinpointed stimulation.
My Experiences with Flick
I already shared with you that Flick is my favorite wand attachment, and I mean it. When it comes to external stimulation, I tend to prefer pinpoint over broad, so Flick is the perfect addition to my masturbation and sex life. As a short arm/fat belly person, I really appreciate that Flick has enough length to make it so I can easier hold my wand in a more comfortable position to get that delightful clitoral stimulation (compared to a wand without an attachment).
As a trans woman, Cassie has started asking for Flick more often than she asks for the TPE stroker attachment she purchased for the Original Magic Wand years ago. It provides her a similar feeling to having a clitoris licked. She doesn’t have as much preference between pinpoint or broad stimulation, so we often swap between the two during sex.
Pros:
- Body-safe silicone
- Great for cis & trans women
- Compatible with other full size wand vibrators
- Simulates a tongue, great for external stimulation on erogenous zones
- Versatile stimulation
Cons:
- Only available in hot pink
- Not available for Le Wand Petite models
Le Wand Ripple Silicone Attachment
Get ready for some great g-spot or p-spot stimulation with the Ripple attachment! This one is designed to penetrate and features a weighted shaft & tip. The shaft is ribbed with a slight curve to the semi-realistic head. The external contact has a single, raised ripple for clitoral or perineum stimulation. Much like Flexi, Ripple is a very firm silicone, however Ripple does not have any bend-ability.
Ripple is available in grey for the Le Wand Original, and also available in purple for the Petite wands offered by Le Wand. The total length is 6.61″ and 2.76″ tall, with an insertable length of 3.96″ and maximum diameter of 1.41″.
How to Use Le Wand Ripple Attachment
Once you’ve attached Ripple to your wand massager, apply water-based lubricant to the dildo and insert it in your preferred hole. The texture on Ripple is much more dramatic than Flexi, so be prepared for some slightly more intense stimulation. The ripples on the shaft of Ripple are only on one side of the shaft, so it’s not super intense.
There is a slight curve to the head of Ripple, which makes it ideal for g-spot or prostate stimulation. In my opinion, Ripple is best suited for thrusting or rocking up & down to tap on your g-spot or p-spot.
My Experiences with Ripple
Originally, I picked out Ripple specifically for use on Cassie. I hoped she’d love the ripples on the shaft and the curved head would hit her prostate perfectly. Not to brag, but I guess you could say I know how to pick toys for people! Cassie ended up loving it. Using it on her was pretty easy. I could slide it in & out of her or press it into her so the ripple on the base hit her perineum.
Always the curious one, I, of course, had to try Ripple for myself. I really enjoyed the in & out thrusting, but I found it difficult to do comfortably for more than a couple of thrusts. Instead, I prefer to insert it then rock my wand handle up & down. That motion was much easier for my short arms/fat torso combination. However, when Cassie used Ripple on me, she had ease with thrusting it in & out.
Pros:
- Curved head is great for g-spot or p-spot stimulation
- Ripples on the shaft are only on one side, so it’s not too overstimulating
Cons:
- Those same ripples on the shaft may be too dramatic for some
Le Wand Stroke Penis Play Silicone Attachment
For the penis-having people only, Stroke is one of Le wand’s masturbation sleeves. It features gentle texture inside of a partial sleeve, and can be used in either direction. One end features round bumps while the other features raised lines with smaller bumps on just the edge. Le Wand markets this attachment as giving “360 degrees of stimulation and contact,” however since this is an open-sided stroker sleeve, it’s not really 360 degrees for all penis girths.
Measuring in at 4.35″ tall and 3.59″ wide, Stroke comes in a dark blue. Stroke is also only available for the Le Wand Original and other similarly sized wand heads.
How to Use Le Wand Stroke Attachment
As I mentioned, Stroke is for penis-having people. Apply lubricant to the inside of the sleeve and insert your penis into the soft, silicone sleeve. Rub up and down your length and enjoy!
Cassie’s Experiences with Stroke
I was really excited to get Stroke for Cassie, because the only attachment she had at the time was a TPE stroker attachment. As a firm believer in only using body-safe materials, I wanted a better option for her! Unfortunately, being body-safe is the best part of this stroker.
The problem with Stroke is the same problem as Le Wand Loop Silicone Attachment: it’s an open-sided stroker with very, very flexible sides. Sounds good for someone with a lot of girth, right? Maybe. When I used Stroke and Loop on Cassie, it was a challenge to keep her girlcock inside of the sleeve. Thinking maybe it was just me using it on her that caused the problem, Cassie tried Stroke on herself. If her body jerked suddenly in pleasure, she slipped out of the open side.
Pros:
- One of the only body-safe wand attachment strokers on the market
- Two different textures inside the sleeve
- Has a small lip on the bottom to make removing the attachment from a wand easier
Cons:
- Sudden movements may cause users to pop out the open side
Care Instructions for Le Wand Attachments
Because all the wand attachments I’ve shared are made with body-safe silicone, they are really easy to care for. Grab a gentle, unscented, non-silicone soap and wash with warm water. You can also soak the attachments in a 1:10 bleach:water mixture, or you can run them through the dishwasher on sanitize cycle with no detergent, or you can boil them for a few minutes. Just don’t boil bleach!
Applying water-based lubricant to the head of your wand may make attachments easier to put on or take off.
It is recommended that you only use water-based lubricants with Le Wand massager attachments.
Wand Compatibility
When Cassie and I moved overseas, I did get rid of several wands that I’ve reviewed here, on my YouTube channel and/or on my PornHub channel. I did keep several wands, maybe more than I should have for someone whose not a frequent wand vibrator user without attachments. Here are the wands I did keep and their compatibility with the Le Wand massager attachments:
- Magic Wand Rechargeable: Fits perfectly
- Le Wand Rechargeable: Fits Perfectly
- Fun Factory Vim: The top of the wand head fits snuggly in the attachments, however the lower part of the wand head is more narrow, creating a wide gap between the wand head & attachment. The attachments still stay on during use, but overall, the attachments felt less secure.
- Maia Toys Nala: Head is slightly too small, so none of the attachments stay on
- Viben Sultry: Head is too small, so none of the attachments stay on
- Blush Wellness Eternal Wand: Head is way too small for any attachments to stay put
Final Thoughts
I love that Le Wand has such a wide variety of body-safe wand attachments, and I think 3 of the 5 that we’ve tried are quite nice and very enjoyable. Flick remains my absolute favorite magic wand attachment. Ripple and Flexi are also really great wand attachments, though, and I think that if those shapes are of interest to you, they’re worth trying out!
When talking about Stroke, I also mentioned the Loop attachment by Le Wand. We did own Loop for a while, but it was even worse than Stroke for handling Cassie’s girth. We gave away the Loop attachment when we moved from the US to the Netherlands, which is why it is not pictured here. Frankly, I’m surprised that Stroke made the cut of toys to bring. She pops out of both stroker attachments too quickly, breaking the moment. It pains me to say that the TPE stroker attachment that Cassie has is a better stroker.
I do think that Le Wand needs to offer Flick for their petite models, as I’ve been told by multiple employees that Flick is their most popular wand attachment. But, I am glad that their wand attachments are compatible with other full size wands.
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