Squirting is more accessible than most people think, and for a lot of women, the missing piece is knowing what kind of stimulation actually triggers it, and having a toy built to deliver it.

When squirting, fluid is released from the Skene's glands, a pair of small glands near the urethral opening that respond to G-spot stimulation. This is something all bodies can do. It just needs the right angle and enough pressure in the right place.

The G-spot sits on the anterior wall of the vagina, and reaching it consistently requires a toy with real curve, real firmness, and a shape that stays put under pressure. A lot of toys aren't designed with this in mind, which is why so many women write squirting off as something that doesn't work for them, when really they just haven't had the right tool.

This guide covers the 9 best sex toys for squirting from the WAANDS™ pleasure tools range.

What to Look for in a Squirting Toy

Shape is the single most important factor. The G-spot sits on the front wall of the vagina, about 5–8cm in, and stimulating it properly means applying firm, sustained pressure directly to that spot. A toy with a pronounced curve and a bulbous tip does this automatically where the shape does the work. A straight toy, or anything too thin or too flexible, will slide off target the moment you increase pressure. Look for a defined curve and a tip wide enough to stay put.

1. Firm material beats soft every time: Crystal, glass, and stainless steel are non-porous, body safe, and completely rigid, so when you push, the pressure goes exactly where you aimed it. Softer body safe silicone adult sex toys compresses under pressure, which sounds minor until you realise that compression is exactly what kills G-spot contact.

2. Figure out what stimulation you actually need: Internal stimulation means penetration targeting the G-spot. Clitoral stimulation is external and faster for most women, but limited on its own. Blended stimulation combines both, and it's the most consistently effective route to squirting because full arousal gets you there faster than pinpoint precision alone. If you've been relying on one or the other exclusively, blended is worth trying.

3. Stop clenching: Squirting requires the pelvic floor muscles to release, which is the opposite of what most people do when they're focused on an outcome. The right toy makes relaxation easier because the sensation is clear enough that you stop second-guessing it and start following it instead.

4. Enter full relaxation: Mess anxiety is one of the most underrated obstacles to squirting. The low-level background awareness that something is going to need cleaning up is enough to keep the pelvic floor half-tense throughout the entire session. Any unresolved mental tension works directly against the pelvic floor release that squirting and mind blowing multiple orgasms requires. Set the environment up properly before you start and ensure you have enough time, no distractions, and nothing logistical left to think about once you're in it.

The Best Toys for Squirting Orgasm

1. Venus Wand® (Stainless Steel) - Best Overall

The Venus Wand® is WAANDS' most popular toy for squirting. It's 1.5lbs of stainless steel with a deep curve and a bulbous tip, which means it physically cannot miss the G-spot if you position it correctly.

Most people who struggle to squirt are using a toy that loses contact the moment pressure increases. The Venus Wand® solves this because the weight holds it in place. You find the angle, apply light pressure, and the wand stays there. The 1.5lb weight does the sustained pressure work that most toys require constant effort to maintain.

The bulbous tip is what makes consistent G-spot contact possible. Narrow or tapered ends slide off under pressure and a wider, rounded tip locks onto the anterior wall and stays. That continuous contact is what builds the sensation squirting needs. This wand is also great to use for temperature play.

2. Amrita Wand® Collection (Crystal)- Best for Intentional Exploration

Amrita is the Sanskrit word for female ejaculation. This wand was designed with squirting as the explicit goal, and the shape reflects that with a curved shaft with a rounded bulbous end that hooks directly into the G-spot when angled correctly.

Where the Venus Wand® is about weight and immediate pressure, the Amrita Wand® is about building arousal slowly, and for a lot of women, that slower build is actually what gets them there. Squirting often happens when the body is fully aroused, not just physically stimulated, and crystal wands naturally encourage that because you can't rush them. There's no vibration to shortcut the process. You follow the sensation, stay with it, and let the arousal accumulate. Women who've tried and failed with vibrators often find this approach works better precisely because it doesn't skip steps.

The Amrita Wand® comes in several crystals, including Black Obsidian, Indian Jade, Rose Quartz, Pink Aventurine, Blue Quartz, Amethyst, Nephrite Jade, Red Jasper, Smoky Quartz, and Clear Quartz, so you can choose based on what appeals to you aesthetically or energetically. All of them are carved from a single piece of natural stone, and are non-porous, body safe, and smooth enough for internal use. No dyes, no coatings, with nothing synthetic added.

It also works well for internal healing and de-armouring alongside pleasure use, which is worth noting if pelvic tension is part of what's getting in the way of squirting.

3. Euphoria G Spot Vibrator - Best for Blended Orgasms & Dual Stimulation

The Euphoria wand vibrator does two things at once. The curved internal shaft targets G-spot vibration directly while the external arm stimulates the clitoris simultaneously with air pulse stimulation. That's blended stimulation, and for a lot of women, it's the most reliable way to squirt because you're not choosing between internal and clitoral arousal, you're getting both, which means the whole body reaches peak arousal faster.

Ejaculation tends to happen when arousal is high enough that the pelvic floor can fully release. Clitoral stimulation alone often tips into orgasm before that release happens. Internal stimulation alone can take a long time to build. Combined, the two work faster and more completely, which is why rabbit-style vibrators have been a bestseller category for decades, and why the Euphoria earns its place on this list.

Both the internal and clitoral stimulator functions have five independent intensity settings and vibration speeds, so you can dial each one separately depending on what your body needs. Start both on low, build the clitoral side while keeping internal pressure steady, increase together as arousal peaks. Customers consistently describe it as the toy that finally got them there after others didn't.

4. Free Bleed® Blanket - The Essential Companion

The Free Bleed® sex and period blanket earns a spot on this list because without it, a lot of women never fully commit to the process. The Free Bleed® blanket is a 2 x 1.5 metre waterproof blanket with a soft absorbent outer layer that soaks up fluid and a hidden inner lining that stops anything from reaching the other side. When using it, your sheets stay completely dry and it does it well.

The Free Bleed® blanket is double-sided, with fleece on one side and plush velvet on the other. It feels like a regular throw. For squirting specifically, knowing the surface is handled and that you can fully let go without a post-session cleanup situation removes the low-level tension that keeps the pelvic floor from releasing. You can't really relax into it when you're half-managing the logistics in the background.

It washes on a gentle cold cycle, and most stains come out in one wash including blood, which allows for easy cleaning. It also comes with a one-year waterproof guarantee. Available in Blush, Champagne, Crimson, Ebony, Plum, Cocoa, and Emerald color variants.

Tips for Your First (or Best) Squirting Experience

1. Start with arousal, not penetration: The G-spot is significantly easier to find and stimulate when the body is already turned on. Going straight to internal stimulation from a cold start is one of the most common reasons squirting doesn't happen. Spend real time on clitoral stimulation or foreplay first. The G-spot, after 15 minutes of arousal is a much easier target to stimulate, and your whole sexual experience changes when you stop rushing the warmup.

2. Use the come-hither motion: Insert the toy and angle it toward the belly button, that's where the anterior wall and G-spot sit. The technique is a firm, rhythmic hooking curl. Press the tip against the front wall and pull forward with consistent pressure rather than thrusting in and out. You're not going for depth, you're going for sustained contact with that sweet spot. Short, deliberate strokes with steady G-spot stimulation will get you further than speed. This is the core motion behind most squirting orgasms, and it works with any firm insertable toy.

3. When the urge hits, relax. Don't clench: The sensation that precedes squirting feels a lot like needing to urinate, which triggers the instinct to tighten up and hold back. That's the opposite of what needs to happen. Squirting requires the pelvic floor muscles to release downward. When the pressure builds, consciously let go instead of bracing against it. This is the part most people get wrong the first time, and it's almost entirely a mental override once you know it's coming. Sometimes takes a few sessions of practising the release before the body follows through.

4. Enter full relaxation: Mess anxiety is one of the most underrated obstacles to squirting. The low-level background awareness that something is going to need cleaning up is enough to keep the pelvic floor half-tense throughout the entire session. Any unresolved mental tension works directly against the release squirting requires. The women who squirt consistently aren't necessarily more skilled, they're more relaxed. Set the environment up properly before you start.

5. Use lube: Crystal and stainless steel have no give, which means friction becomes a factor in longer sessions. Our Pussy Butter™ is organic, pH balanced, and formulated for internal use with natural materials. It keeps the toy moving smoothly against the G-spot without friction interrupting the buildup.

6. Consider dual stimulation: If purely internal G-spot stimulation hasn't gotten you to a squirting orgasm on its own, adding clitoral stimulation to the equation is worth trying. Blended orgasms, where the G-spot and clitoris are stimulated simultaneously tend to produce stronger, more full-body responses than either alone, and for many women they're the most reliable route to squirting. A partner can handle clitoral stimulation manually while you use a wand internally, or a dual stimulation vibrator like the Euphoria handles both at once at different speeds.

7. For partnered play, hand over the wand: The Venus Wand® and Amrita Wand® are both well-suited to partner use where the weight and curve make it easy for someone else to hold sustained G-spot pressure without needing to maintain an awkward angle for long. It's significantly more practical than trying to maintain manual G-spot pressure with fingers alone.

Conclusion

Squirting is one of those experiences that gets more accessible the more you understand it, and once it clicks, it tends to stop being a special occasion and start being a regular one.

The key to toe curling squirting orgasms is to get genuinely aroused before you go internal, use something firm enough to hold G-spot contact under pressure, and when the urge builds, lean into it instead of bracing against it. Remove anything from the equation that keeps your brain half-occupied and your pelvic floor half-tense. Those four things, done consistently, are what allows the experience to unfold.