VaaChar’s Oisin the Red Deer departs from my typical tastes: It’s long, slender, smooth, and tapered. But I just had to give it a try both for the unique shape and for the fantasy. Anthro bucks aren’t unknown in the fantasy world (certainly not since Bad Dragon‘s Sveinn), but the models are few and far between, so this was my first.

As a shop I hadn’t heard about until recently, I was curious about VaaChar’s quality and style. What are their toys like? How would their custom pours turn out? How interesting are the features that make their toys unique?

I reached out to VaaChar and spoke with Charrez, one of the owners, about working together. They were so polite and nice to work with from the start. After we worked out the details, I ended up with both Oisin and Asena to review, and VaaChar had added mica to their repertoire, meaning they can now pour shimmery colors. (Not that their matte pours aren’t beautiful—there’s some gorgeous examples of VaaChar’s matte marbled toys out there—but I’m personally really pleased with the way the shimmer turned out.)

Design & Specs

Oisin is a deer-inspired fantasy design featuring a strong curve that starts just above the base and tilts upwards at the tapered head. Veins climb up along either side of the shaft and a thin medial ring sits about a third of the way up. At the base is a pair of large, relatively flat balls.

Large Oisin stands almost 8″ tall with 7.5″ of that usable, with a girth of up to 2″ diameter (6″ circ) on the shaft and 2.25″ (6.25″ circ) for the medial ring. The tip is 1″ thick (3.5″ circ) and just above the ring is up to 1.75″ (5.25″ circ).

In soft A00 firmness, which is similar to 00-40, it’s fairly squishy and bends easily. The lower shaft has slightly less give due to the girth.

There are a couple of small aesthetic flaws on the toy, including a rough patch right beneath the head and a tiny cluster of bumps below the medial ring. I don’t notice these in use, they do not make it any more difficult to clean, and I barely notice them unless I’m looking for them.

For my custom colors, I asked for pastels marbled with white and gave the shop artistic freedom on color choice. The end result is a marble of white, light translucent olive green with green shimmer, and light pink. The shimmer is subtle and the translucence is difficult to capture in photos, but the effect is gorgeous.

The finish is smooth matte, which feels similar to skin. It’s a lot like Neotori’s finish.

Ordering

VaaChar sells their products through Etsy on a made-to-order basis. Limited color options are shown when ordering, but buyers may reach out to the shop owners to discuss additional options, such as three-color marbles or colors that aren’t listed (like shimmery colors, which aren’t on their standard color list at this time). Their Etsy currently hosts one listing for each size and firmness, with the size listed on the product image and the firmness in the product title.

The toys arrived in their own bags. I also received a set of minis, which are some of the largest in my collection. (Great for squishing!)

A large Oisin costs $73.25 and minis cost $8.49 each.

In Use: Vaginal

Despite the way that Oisin appealed to me, and despite the fact that I specifically requested this model, I was worried that I wouldn’t like it. It would all come down to the ring and the curve.

Let’s start with what I was most looking forward to: the ring. I love a good medial ring. I’ve got a couple of equine toys and it’s my favorite feature of such toys, hands down. A great medial ring gives a strong sensation when popping in and out and makes for an intense ride.

The girth of Oisin’s ring works out nicely: I get the pop, I get the increased sensation from the ride, and it’s nice. What’s really nice is that, while I’m thrusting, I can angle the outside so that the ring rubs against my cock. The downside is it’s not as intense or good a feeling as I get from other toys, and I think that comes from how short the ring is. It’s more like a thin band than a full ring, so compared to some of my other toys, it’s underwhelming.

As for the curve, it’s unique and interesting. It gives me more of a sense of movement than a straight or standard curve dildo would, which is a really cool effect that none of my other toys have. The upward curve of the top half of the shaft provides some gentle G-spot stimulation when I angle it correctly. The overall sensation from the shape is pleasant and I find that I enjoy it more than I expected for a toy with almost no texture.

When I go as deep as I can, Oisin either pokes against my cervix uncomfortably (when upside-down) or slips behind it (when using with the head side up). Toys have only slipped like that for me when they’re long and have a thin tip. It’s not bad, especially when I get the full girth at the base when doing so, but it can be a hassle if I then pull it out too far (since then I need to maneuver it back again). The point where it slips back is a moment of “so is it going to do the thing or is it going to poke me and hurt?” But once it’s in, I’ve got an inch or two of thrusting freedom and I can hilt the toy to get the full girth at its base.