I was hoping to use this as a teaser, a lead-in to 'better things'. While the UR3 material is very supple, for this toy, it's almost too soft, too supple and too easy to bend. The material holds heat well and warms quickly, which is a big plus. On a side note, while seeing how flexible it was I did manage to stretch it to about 3 feet, yes, that's three feet it stretched. It snapped back into original size and shape and there were no tears, pulls or beginnings of any damage. If only it weren't so limp, it would 'fit in' our play time a little better.

The UR3 has an AMAZING feel. It's so soft and among the most 'life-like' of materials. Add some warmth and it's almost like the real thing, if only a little limp. The 'ribs' are only for decoration as the overall density of the material makes for an almost too soft toy. There's absolutely no smell to this one after a day out of the plastic and that's a good thing!

If you like 'ball slap' when playing with toys, you'll love this toy. Because the material is so soft and flexible, you can really get a good to-and-fro going. Length and girth are descent and it's supple build makes this an excellent toy as a step-up if you're looking for adding some girth. While it is listed under realistic dildos, it's almost a comical caricature of a penis. Real enough that it's interesting, yet not 'real enough' that it would be a funny gag gift.

The best thing about this toy is also the worst: flexibility. It can ease you into something bigger, but is almost too soft to use in some places. However, because it is so soft and flexible you can use this toy in creative ways with other toys or real anatomy for beginner DP.

All of our UR3s get boiled before use. We keep them in a paper bag, separated from themselves and other toys. The UR3 material is very reactive with other toys, so store them separated! We do find a corn starch dusting when you're going to store them for a while is a very good idea. Do be careful about where you put it. If someone finds this in a medicine cabinet, it could be embarrassing.

Plastic clam shell package. Nothing special and easy to get into. Why don't they make batteries this easy to open?