Mina makes a focused range built around two connected ideas: dildos and the harnesses that hold them. The line-up we stock pairs silicone dildos in several colourways with strap-on harnesses, and extends into strapless strap-ons and rabbit vibrators. Silicone runs through most of the range, with PU and nylon used in the harness construction, so the collection covers both the toy itself and the kit needed to wear it.
This is a brand that suits anyone interested in strap-on play, whether starting out or building on existing gear. With prices from £28.00 to £64.00, it sits in the accessible mid-market: enough choice to put together a set without a large outlay, and a handful of remote-controlled and thrusting options for those who want a bit more from the experience.
The core of the Mina range is its strap-on offering. Three harnesses, the Eclipse, Lustre and Shimmer, all sit at £28.00, giving you a straightforward choice of style at a single price. Alongside them are four silicone dildos, the Iridescent, Starlight, Taro and Minty, also at £28.00, so a harness and dildo can be matched up as a pair.
For those who prefer to skip the harness, the range includes strapless strap-ons: the Echo, which vibrates, and the Surge, which adds thrusting as well. Both are remote-controlled, which allows hands-free adjustment or control by a partner.
Silicone appears across six of the eleven products, covering the dildos and the body-worn toys. It is a smooth, non-porous material that is easy to clean and pairs with water-based lubricant. The harnesses bring in PU and nylon, the materials typically used for the straps and structure of wearable gear.
If you are new to strap-on play, the £28.00 harnesses and matching dildos are the simplest starting point and keep the cost down. If you would rather not deal with a separate harness, the strapless Echo and Surge do the job in one piece, with remote control built in.
The two rabbit vibrators, the Thrill and the Tide, stand slightly apart from the strap-on focus. The Thrill covers G-spot stimulation, while the Tide adds a thrusting action, giving the range a couple of options for solo or non-harness use.
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