Pipedream Products Icicles No.89 Silky Smooth G-Spot Glass Wand

What the Icicles No. 89 is

The Pipedream Icicles No. 89 is a hand blown glass wand that seats into a removable silicone suction cup base. The carton front carries the Icicles wordmark above the line hand blown glass massager, the Pipedream logo, and a contents note that reads "Includes: (1) glass wand & (1) silicone suction cup" — one wand and one cup is what arrives. Both parts are blue: a deep, clear cobalt glass shaft and a matching matte silicone cup.

Icicles is Pipedream's glass range, and this piece is one of the plainer shapes in it. There are no ridges, beads, spirals or swirls anywhere on the shaft. It is a single unbroken curve of polished glass, which is what the "Silky Smooth" half of the name is pointing at, and it belongs with the rest of the rigid-bodied pieces in our dildo range.

The materials and the shape

Two materials make up the set, and the carton names both. The wand itself is hand blown glass — solid through its whole length, with the light bending visibly inside the shaft in the product photograph. Glass has been a staple material for this category for a long time for reasons that have nothing to do with novelty: it is rigid, it takes a high polish, its surface has no seam or mold line, and it does not soften or tack up with age the way some flexible materials do.

The base is marked elite silicone, Pipedream's name for the silicone it molds its accessories from. It is a two-tier shape: a wide flat disc at the bottom that does the suction work, a domed collar above it that the glass shaft sits into, and a small raised tab on the rim of the disc that gives you something to lift when you want to break the seal. The silicone is flexible enough to lean with pressure while the glass stays rigid.

The shaft profile is slender through the lower two-thirds, then widens as it curves forward into a rounded, slightly flattened tip. The curve is gentle and lies in one plane rather than twisting. That geometry is the whole point of the design, and it is what the G-spot reference in the product name describes.

Using the suction base and a harness

The suction cup is designed to hold the wand upright against a smooth, flat, non-porous surface. Press the disc down firmly against a clean, dry surface and push the air out from underneath it; tile, glass and a sealed countertop are the usual candidates. Textured, porous or dusty surfaces will not hold a seal, and neither will anything the disc cannot sit completely flat against. To release it, lift the small tab on the rim rather than pulling on the glass.

The carton marks the piece strap-on compatible, so the base is intended to be worn in a harness as well as mounted on a surface. Harnesses vary, so check the O-ring diameter against the shaft before you assume a particular one will fit.

The two parts come apart, and that matters more in practice than it sounds: the wand can be used on its own as a plain handheld piece, with the flared silicone collar left off entirely.

Cleaning and care

Wash both parts with warm water and a mild, unscented soap before the first use and after every use, then let them air dry completely. Take the wand out of the silicone cup first so that water is not left sitting in the collar. Glass is easy to get properly clean because there is no texture for anything to sit in, and the silicone should be wiped down rather than scrubbed with anything abrasive.

Store the two parts dry, and store the glass where it cannot knock against other hard objects. Inspect the glass under good light before each use — a chip or a crack in glass of any kind means the piece has reached the end of its life and should be retired rather than repaired.

On lubricant: a water-based lubricant is the sensible default for this set, because it is compatible with both the glass and the silicone base. Silicone lubricant can, over time, soften or degrade silicone parts it stays in contact with, so if you use one, keep it on the glass and away from the cup.

Who it's for

This is an adult product for anyone 18 or over who wants a rigid, smooth glass piece rather than a soft or flexible one, and who specifically wants the option of a hands-free mount. Rigid materials transmit pressure differently from flexible ones — nothing about that is better or worse, it is a preference, and people generally know which side of it they are on. If you have only used soft-bodied pieces before, glass will feel noticeably different in the hand before it feels different anywhere else.

The suction base broadens who it suits. It works for solo use where you would rather not hold anything, and it works for partnered use through a harness, which is why it sits in our unisex section as well as in the men's and women's listings.

Good to know

• Glass is a rigid material. Use it deliberately and with enough lubricant, and stop if anything is uncomfortable.
• Check the glass for chips or cracks before every use, and retire the piece if you find one.
• A suction seal can release without warning if the surface is damp, dusty or textured. Do not rely on it holding.
• Keep the set out of reach of children and away from pets.
• This is a personal item. It should not be shared between people without cleaning between users, or without a barrier.

Frequently Asked Questions

What comes in the box with the Icicles No. 89?

Two items: one hand blown glass wand and one silicone suction cup, exactly as the carton states. There is no charger or battery involved — this is an unpowered glass piece, so there is nothing to charge and nothing to replace.

Does the suction cup come off the glass wand?

Yes — the wand and the cup are two separate pieces, listed separately on the carton, and the glass shaft seats into the silicone collar rather than being bonded to it. You can use the wand on its own, or mount it on the cup when you want it to stand up on a surface.

Can the Icicles No. 89 be used with a strap-on harness?

Yes, the carton marks this piece strap-on compatible. The silicone base gives it the flared profile a harness needs; as ring sizes differ between harnesses, measure the O-ring against the shaft before buying one to pair with it.

What kind of lubricant should I use with a glass wand?

Water-based lubricant is the safe default across both parts of this set. It works with glass and will not affect the silicone suction cup, which is the part a silicone-based lubricant could degrade over time if it were left in contact with it.

How is the order packaged when it ships?

Orders ship in plain outer packaging with no product imagery and nothing on the outside describing the contents. It will not show the Gear Isle name. You can see how the rest of the catalog is presented across our adult toys section.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe product specifications directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Adult novelty device for adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.