I ordered this one from inventory as a swirls pour, that visually really looked like fire. Opening my Weredog parcel I became aware that the image shown sometimes represents of a few the same specs and very similar pour appearance. 

When looking at the size charts for Weredog I note that the jump between medium and large is such that some models are a little small or a little big for me, Gage is an exception where I find the Medium a great size, but I have been lucky enough to be given a UV sunset fade pour, Large gage in soft as asked for.

I am so overjoyed about the results, I opened my care package for lack of a better term, and was blown away when I delved into the black cotton weredog bag to be hit in the face with the brightest colours I thought was shining its own light! In the had the translucency of the colours is hard to comprehend, they look like you should be able to see your fingers through them- but you can't! The weight and size jump from the medium to large much like jack is astonishing to behold. I know i appreciate a decent size large but i do think there could be a size in between as i find the medium wonderful but not a stretch and the large is most certainly hitting maximum capacity for myself, which misses a bunch of different peoples abilities in between! A detail for the size difference is the ridges are deeper proportionately and the swell is more distinct with the knot feature being also significantly enlarged.  The length will be my demise for this one as i may never be able to reach the knot but I don't limit purchasing a model to only the ones I can completely fit because, where's the fun in that? 

Gage has a few features to note not just visually but for the way the sensations vary. As obvious as it may seem I will mention it's very humanoid head that makes for an easy introduction to the model when it comes to initiating use. The main attraction for this knotted model over some others on the market for me when looking to purchase was Gage's slim neck right under the knot before the shallower base which allows easier locking and sitting should you want to do that. 

The base hasn't been mis-poured at half depth, this is an intentional design feature to make the base less bulky and by doing so for more reasons than one also made the base lighter than it could have been with full height balls. The length that the balls protrude by it enough to press with your fingers to help hold it down while riding and are a good shape to hold in the hand.

The style of Gage makes it easy to ride and fairly easy to hold if even a bit floppy when held by the base only in the hand. The balls stand away from the neck under the knot which allows access by your fingers to push and hold the toy down when riding without suction cup. At the time i ordered my gage there wasn't the option to have an integrated suction cup and since its launch i have not purchased one with the option as I seem to forget it is an option to look out for on weredog inventory!

The coronal ridge is thickly pronounced and smooth which gives way to a swell immediately after, his belly scaled with wide shallow ridges that offer subtle stimulation. I love the difference in the ridge depth on the large Gage's shaft as they are much more sensation giving! When suddenly the girth pitches inward- the balloon is almost instant, for the taper of the knot begins and expands, abruptly giving way to the thinnest part of the shaft before you settle in place above the balls. The size difference in the swell compared to the knot may appear subtle visually but the two feel distinguishably different, as conquering the latter is that little bit more challenging and concluded with a locking accomplishment, if you can handle the depth.