Tenga 3D - penis stroker by TENGA - review by Beezlebud

Tenga has produced an innovative sleeve that can be used on anyone. Well, anyone with a penis. The size and packaging allow the Tenga 3D to be hidden with ease, out of sight of possible roommates, parents, or maybe even a significant other. Also, the Tenga sleeve 3D's unique reversible design would hopefully baffle anyone that may happen upon your hiding place. This sleeve doesn't require any prior experience: just slip yourself or someone else in and go to work. The Tenga 3D is great for quickies because of its easy clean up, and it's durable enough to handle much longer sessions. This is a great beginner product for anyone looking to try something new, and is much less than some of the other high quality products.

The Tenga 3D is made out of an Elastomer material which is very similar to the material used on their Tenga Egg (read my review here). Elastomer is a combination of elastic and polymer materials. The elastomer is a soft, durable material that can be molded into a wide variety of shapes and textures. The actual feel of the material is a combination of latex and rubber; it's squishy, yet firm. At first it feels like someone could just rip through this, because it's so soft and squishy, but the material seems to be quite a bit denser then the Tenga Egg. After a couple of uses, it seems to be handling the wear and tear just fine. The exterior of the Tenga 3D is a soft, sticky texture that seems to pick up lint, ash, and any other small dirt particles it comes in contact with. As a result, I would not recommend using this internally as a girth enhancer. This may cause you to place dirt and germs somewhere they shouldn't go.

The Tenga 3D comes in a wide variety of interior textures, displayed proudly through Tenga's elegant packaging. I chose the pile due to the reviews on the forums, and it has lived up to my expectations.



The fit is tight, and it doesn't even come close to reaching the base of my cock. At 4.5", it's barely half way down, and it looks like a condom at the top when I try to fully extend myself into the sleeve. I haven't tried much more, because I rip through condoms and eggs due to my Prince Albert, but I'd imagine most men wouldn't have the problem of having a large piece of metal...but then again.

This is a handheld device, and you have to turn it inside out before you can begin use. Once turned inside out you can see a bulge at the entrance way and at the head leaving a very grippable middle.



After performing some research on the 3D, I found it is better to apply the water based lube on yourself and in the inside of the Tenga 3D. Then, insert yourself into the tight entranceway (which is a little rough when I just lube the inside of the Tenga 3D). I was very surprised that the entrance hole was as constricted as it was. The small opening fit extremely tightly and felt very intense but not painful.



The pile texture also contributes to this intense feeling upon entering, as its triangular design is very dense at the entrance way, and the triangles slowly get further apart as you move toward the end of the sleeve.

The Tenga 3D is easy to clean up, but a word to the wise: when you're finished, turn it so the entrance way is facing toward the sink, not at you, or you might get your own personal money shot. After turning the Tenga inside out, it was easy to clean out with some anti-bacterial soap and a couple scrubs. The Tenga is made out of elastomer, which is an anti-bacterial material, but it isn't recommended to share your 3D with a partner or roommate or brother. Just tell them to get their own. The packaging provides a great stand for the Tenga to dry out on, and I haven't needed to use cornstarch after using/cleaning the Tenga 3D to keep it dry. I have only used water based lubes with the Tenga product line, because past experiences with silicone lubes result in a tacky feeling after 20 min of use. Jo H20 has lasted up to 45 min of use without drying up or feeling sticky; I'd recommend a similar lube, even though elastomers are said to be compatible with silicone lubes. Personally, I wouldn't want to take the chance of the silicone bonding with the sleeve and trapping myself inside, or having to cut myself out of any device.

"Sculpted Ecstasy" are the only words one can really see on the packaging; there is the name of the texture and Tenga 3D at the package's base in small print. The packaging itself looks like mini modern art. If Apple made a masturbation sleeve it would look just like this, except Apple's would connect your dick directly to the internet. The packaging also works as a great storage device, and its inconspicuous look means one doesn't have to go to extraordinary lengths to hide it. Hell, I'd use it as a conversational piece in my dorm if I were still in college, just to F with people's minds a little.

There is a small compartment underneath the base of the stand which contains a small package of lube.

I bought the Tenga 3D impulsively based on the aesthetic appearance of the product, but I've been blown away by the performance.

Overall the experience of the Tenga 3D is amazingly intense, tight, and stimulating.

Does it feel like the "real" thing?

No. Even warmed up and lubed, it fails to deliver a true realistic sensation of a woman, though the tight triangular pattern located at the entrance way reminds me of the texture of the female g-spot. The entrance way is the most intense portion of the sleeve. It's tight, stimulating, and gives some resistance upon entering. As you move toward the end of the sleeve, the triangles are less frequent, less intense and less stimulating.