Flip hole - masturbator in a plastic case by TENGA - review by wizbeck

I chose to buy the Tenga because of ease of use, how it performed, and how easy it was to clean. So far, it's done well in all three areas. :)

The masturbator is pretty easy to use. Simply lube it up, with your own WATER based lube, or any of the lubes provided with the Tenga, stick your cock in, and enjoy. You can also chose how much pressure you want the device to put on your cock by holding down on both ends of the button like parts of the Tenga.

I can see this masturbator being used in a lot of positions whether it be laying down on a bed, standing up, maybe even used in a straddling position. For those of you who might like the thrusting more, standing up and maybe having it on a table or a counter or some sort, and thrusting into it that way.

Most people, I would assume, would think of a male masturbator as being a toy that is to be used solo, but that's really not the case. The Tenga and any other male masturbator could easily be incorporated to use with a partner, perhaps as a part of foreplay, or even as a part of something even more creative.

The Tenga consists of two materials: a plastic covering, and a silicone interior. The silicone part has various shapes like circles with little nubs on them, to more triangle shaped parts with parallel lines going up and down. It feels amazing; it is soft, but not too soft.

I'd say your average penis will fit in here. Maybe those with a larger cock might not be able to fit it entirely in there, but still even if you can't fit it all in there, it still will work and satisfy you.

The Tenga can be a little troublesome to hide considering that you have to dry it out somewhere with plenty of air. Other than when you have to dry it, it's not that hard to hide. However, if it's found, people will probably be pretty curious what this is because it isn't like the Fleshlight, where it's shaped like a flashlight. You can however use the stand as a cover for the top, so at least the opening part is covered, so you might be able to pass it off as something else if asked.

After you're done using the Tenga, go to a sink, open up the case, run soap and water in it, and after you're done doing that, let it dry using the stand they give you, making sure to balance it just like they demonstrate to you in the pictures. Pretty simple: they have instructions in the book, but I think that most people can figure out how to dry this thing.