NOTE: This review is noticeably old. Since this review, Clone-A-Willy has come out with silicone-material Clone-A-Willy kits – so you can have silicone, better-body-safe Cloned Willies sitting at your house. Plus, they’re now available in fun colors! Check out the full line of silicone Clone-A-Willy Penis Replica Kits on SheVibe. – April 2019.
Ever since I’ve started reviewing sex toys, the clone-a-willy kit has been a high priority on my “want to try” list. Recently, After procrastinating for a few days, I figured it was finally the time to have a cloned copy on my boyfriend’s penis. (I really want to know what makes a “good” time for something like that.)
The Clone-A-Willy Special Edition kit comes with molding powder, a thermometer, a wooden stick (think tonsil-checking stick), two liquids that will come together to make rubber, and a vibrator to slip into the dildo to complete it. While you wouldn’t think it at first site, the tubing that it all comes in is actually a part of the kit as well. While the description on Twisted-Miss says it comes with a cock ring, I didn’t find a cock ring in my kit. The description doesn’t lie about having everything though: Aside from needing some bowls, cardboard, scissors, duct tape, and water, the kit really does include everything you’d need to make your vibrating dildo.
Before I ever owned the kit, I always had wondered how exactly this entire process works. Well, I’ll give you a play-by-play along with any tips I discovered for each step. Mind you, the kit includes very detailed step-by-step instructions with diagrams as well, so if you choose to buy it, you will be well-directed.
First off, you’ll need to get your guy erect. Throughout the process, I do recommend that you wear a cock ring that won’t get in the way of things. (We used the Boss Cock Ring. Anything should work as long as it keeps him hard and doesn’t get in the way.) You use the tube that it all came in and hold it up against his erect cock and mark where his penis ends in comparison to the tube. (As long as this tube is, I feel sorry for some guys. This must hurt their feelings.) From there, you use your scissors to cut off the remaining end of the tube from where your mark was left. It’s a bit of a pain, but just squish the tube to make it more flat, and it shouldn’t be too much of a problem. From there, use some duct tape and duct tape the top edge of the tube so the tube won’t cut your guy. Half-strips of regular duct tape (or any tape) seem to work fine.
From there, let him go about keeping himself hard while you pull out a bowl, the thermometer, the molding mix, and your measuring cups. You have to sit and mess with the temperature of the faucet until it reaches 98 degrees exactly. (This step is the worst step of them all because you only have 2 minutes from when you add the water to the molding mix until when it will become useless.) You put all of the water into the bowl then add in the molding powder. You have to spend at least a minute stirring while your guy will get ready and make sure he’s hard. From there, you have under a minute left to pour the mix into your tube and then get your guy to shove himself in it. He just holds the tube up to his crotch for two minutes to let it set. It will look like it’s going to squish out of the tube and drip onto the floor, but because of the consistency, it won’t drip much, if at all, so don’t worry. During this process, I recommend you whisper naughty things, play with nipples, or scratch on his body. He has to stay still (and I had Jor naked just in case of a mess), but other then that, feel free to play.
After the two minutes, you’ll have to be careful as you remove the mold from his body. Some of the small pieces will stick to his crotch (especially if he has pubic hair. Which, by the way, I didn’t find to be any problem with the mold. Just be prepared for pieces to stick to it.) He can jump in the shower and wash up. (Jor says warm water does wonders with getting it off. If you jump in the shower right away, he says it’s no big deal to wash off.) From there, you let the mold sit for 2-4 hours while you do whatever it is you want to do.
After those 2-4 hours, you’ll need to dump the excess water into the sink from the mold. From there, you need another new container to pour into the two liquids that will mix to make the rubber. No time constraints here. It just says to make sure that you stir for at least two minutes and that you get every last drop out of the containers. (We had a hell of a time opening one of the containers. We had to pull out a wrench, and that didn’t work, so we pulled out a knife and cut a hole into the top. From there, it broke the pressure and let us open it.) If I were you, I’d put down a towel underneath the mold for when you pour the rubber in – ours overflowed a ton. All you do is just pour in the rubber until about an inch from the top.
From there, you get a piece of cardboard and cut a small hole in it. You slide the vibrator through the small hole. You then slip the vibrator into the rubber mix while letting the cardboard hold the vibrator up so it won’t slide into the rubber. Personally, I was a little “iffy” on adding the vibrator, but we still chose to. The instructions state that you may not have enough rubber for the dildo if you don’t use the vibrator. Jor is about six inches, and we had rubber left over, so if you are around six inches, you may choose to not use the vibrator, and it should still turn out okay. My only “gripe” about it is that the vibrator part stick out of the dildo, so if I want this to sit on a flat surface, it may not sit like it should.
After 24 hours after the rubber was added, it’s time to take out your creation. It can be a little bit of a pain, but it will come out eventually. I pulled on the vibrator that was sticking out, but I wouldn’t recommend it since it started to pull out the vibrator, but the dildo did come out eventually. It does look extremely realistic. The only thing that I was a little disappointed with was the fraying at the bottom edges of the dildo. A time with a knife will help cut off those excess pieces.
If I had to do it again, I’d leave the vibrator out. It makes the dildo stand up a little awkwardly. While it was a little awkward, I was impressed at how easy it was to make a dildo. Jor is scared and insists that it doesn’t look anything like him. It looks about the same but it does turn out a little shorter than what the real thing is.
How does it compare to the real thing? It looks almost perfectly like him. However, it is a little shorter than him, and obviously, the material is different. It’s a firmer rubber, so it doesn’t feel like the real thing. Also, we had the Caucasian version, and it’s a little bit darker in skin tone than I expected it to be. The vibrations carry really nicely throughout the toy though. Only one-speed vibrations though with an “on/off” switch. It would most likely make a good “back-up” if your partner was gone.
Overall, I was pretty impressed by this kit. I didn’t expect it to work as well as it did. We now have a replica of Jor’s penis that is almost completely realistic. I actually really enjoyed this Clone-A-Willy kit and would recommend it to anyone who wants to try it. In fact, I’m thinking I’m going to try the “Clone-A-Willy” candle version next.
