As any reader of my
blog could have guessed, my toy box is constantly expanding. This
means that besides keeping a close eye on spending I am also
constantly on the look out for storage ideas. In an earlier post I
covered the various ways that I store my toys from the bags that my
come with them, to boxes and make-up cases.
This past September
I found myself with a little extra on hand cash and a strong wanting
of The Tantus Plunge Paddle. After considering my options I went on
over to Liberator and placed
an order. Since the cost of the Tantus
Plunge was below the minimum needed for free shipping (and I
still had extra cash) and I tossed on a few more items including two
of The Couture Toy Cases and also grabbed the Dante Denim toy bag
since it was being offered as a free promotional gift with orders
over $75.
Yes I am aware of
the fact that make-up bags are cheaper (I can usually pick them up
for a few dollars) but I was very curious about the Couture Bags and
the one was the perfect size for storing The Plunge. So how do they
stack up?
Dante
Denim Toy Bag
I'll start with the free gift or this review post. The Dante
Denim Toy Bag was offered as a free gift with orders over $75.
It retails for $15 if one were looking to purchase it because of
either it no longer being offered as a promo gift, your purchase
amount is under the minimum needed or if you wanted to add another to
your order.
Dante
is crafted by Cone Denim. The bags outer material is made of quality
dark denim, while the inside is twill and comes in various colors.
The
material is neither water proof or water resistant so care should be
taken if you are going to store liquids in this. Over all the
quality of bag is really good. It looks sleek, doesn't come across
as cheaply made, both stitching and its single zipper are sturdy and
don't appear to be done haphazardly.
It
blends in easily inside of either a dresser drawer, over night bag or
even a purse. The
zipper tag does have a tag that says Liberator attached to it but for
the most part anyone
encountering it should be none the wiser as to its contents just by
visual inspection. Please
note that there is no way to lock this bag, so anyone who does
stumble upon can easily open it.
Care
is fairly easily. I washed mine on gentle cycle in cold water and
then tumbled dry low without any noticeable fading or damage.
Although
I currently have a use for Dante I
thought it would be interesting to see if it could also
be
used to store some of my
dildos. I
was pleasantly surprised to learn that is can indeed be used for
storing dildos.
I
easily held the The Tantus
Flex Duel Dildo
and I still had room for another smaller dildo or small vibrator.
I
could also fit three small dildos in there together. The Tantus
Throb,
Vixen
Small Realistic Bent,
and Vixen
Mistress.
Moving
onto larger dildos
I was able to fit both the Tantus
Crush
and Tantus
Flurry.
So
while this storage bag is not ideal for much larger toys such as some
of the wand styled massagers and larger dildos such as Tantus Hoss
and Doc Johnsons Man O War it would okay for a toy that has an over
all length of about 8 inches or under. The fact that it has size
that allows for the storage of various different styles of toys, is
made well, looks nice and is fairly discreet I would recommend
checking Dante out.
Quick
Facts
Material: Denim exterior with a twill interior.
Size: 11 inch by 6 inch
Pros: Easy to keep clean
and care for.
Size allows for various different types of toys to be
stored inside.
Easily can be concealed inside a dresser drawer, over
night bag etc.
Appears to be good quality
Cons: Not water proof or
water resistant
Can not be locked
Liberator tag on zipper makes this not 100% discrete
I will be posting the reviews for the other two bags shortly :)
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