Supersex stroker - masturbator discontinued by LoveHoney - review by Johndoe

The first thing you have to know when you're deciding whether you should buy this product or not, is that it is not a huge brand masturbator. It is not meant to compete with your Fleshlight; it doesn't cost enough to directly compete in terms of looks or other factors. With that said, it totally will.

The Stroker is a very stretchy, rubber, bright pink cylinder shaped toy, complete with two textured sides, as well as one open entrance and one closed with a small hole to allow airflow as well as suction. It came packaged in a nice black box & sealed in factory plastic; pretty much standard, but the product was not in the incredibly lewd range at least.

Due to its material, the Stroker is very porous. It will not clean well. It can be used (and definitely needs to be!) with either water or silicon lubricant. To keep this short, water is short lasting, but generally safe with any and all toys; while silicone is longer lasting but can break down any silicone toy. Use whichever you prefer in this case. Clean with warm water and anti-bacterial soap, or another quality toy cleaner.

The actual stimulation depends on which side you choose to employ. One side contains ridges that flow throughout the entire tube. This is the low sensation side that really won't feel much different than your generic pocket pussy. There's nothing wrong with it, it's just so-so in sensation.

It's when you actually turn the Stroker inside-out and reveal the other “nubbed” side, where things get interesting. I've read reviews that state that the Stroker isn't good for those with large penises, as the nubs can actually be painful. To dispute this without being too graphic, I'm slightly larger than average in both girth & length and never had an issue with it. I can see how it could be slightly uncomfortable if one was quite a bit larger than normal, but I don't see how it could be painful, considering how stretchy it is.

The nubbed side's sensation is very hard to describe. It can be very intense depending on how you manipulate the strokes (full penile length, or just the head for instance); however, through it all, it's definitely a great feeling. I've found that using this either alone, or with a partner can get very fun depending on the circumstances.

The closed off end is rather flimsy and broke rather quickly when I used the stroker solo. It lasted less than a week by my recollection. Interestingly, this actually made everything feel better. The closed off end provided some small matter of suction in during use, but really it always felt like a barrier that wouldn't let me directly stimulate myself the way I'd prefer. With it torn off, I was able to enjoy the toy a great deal more.

I can't remember the exact price it was, I believe it was in the $12 range. The product at this price range offers sensation that directly competes with the much more expensive Fleshlight and Tenga brands. If EF ever brings the product back, or you happen to see it somewhere else, I can only give my wholehearted endorsement here. This toy far surpasses any aspirations I had, and shows that it can compete with the big boys (Girls? Is there a point in giving sex toys a gender?) on the block in every way.