Peach Pai masturbator - masturbator discontinued by Toy's heart - review by Court

My first impressions of the Peach Pai were pretty positive (aside from the wacky Japanese packaging). The material is very soft and the inside feels great. It is neither too tight nor too loose. And the close-ended design is a welcome change from the old jelly sleeve it replaced! The entire body is soft (and floppy), so you can use it in more positions than hard-plastic masturbators (e.g., Fleshlight). The length is quite nice for me; pretty much a perfect fit until I start thrusting.

But it fails to be great, primarily on grounds of material strength. While it is very, very soft and comfortable, it will also rip or wear thin. The "lips" were ripped after the first or second use. Last time, I almost punctured a hole in the closed end while cleaning it out; the material is getting very thin down there. This could be because there is not a lot of extra room in there while erect—the thrusting could be wearing the end thin.

And speaking of cleaning it out, it's not abnormally difficult to do. Cleanup is always a small chore on this type of toy. The most effective way is to actually turn it inside out, pulling the insides through the opening. Once inverted, removing the excess water is a cinch—just pat it down with a dry towel. However, I wouldn't necessary recommend this method, as this almost certainly caused the "lips" to tear. More importantly, you have to push (or pull) on the material which, as I stated above, can become thin enough to puncture with your finger.

As I said above, the soft, foamy outside lends itself to more "fun" positions than hard-plastic masturbators. But its floppy nature and large size make it a bit awkward to pack or store.

Finally, in use it is rather loud … at times even comically, distractingly loud, and I'm not sure why. Products similar to the Peach Pai seem to have much less sloshing and slurping sounds emanating from them. I'm sure there are ways to minimize this (different position, etc.), but if noise is a real concern, you might want to look elsewhere.