This item is predominantly used as a transgender packer, used to make a bulge in pants of biologically female people to appear male. This is how I used the item, although many people choose to buy packers purely for the fun of it. They can make extremely entertaining presents for some friends just to play around with, or even for gender play! The packer itself, although it seems small being only 3 and a half inches long, is plenty to make a sufficient bulge in your pants. It is extremely pink, so it does not look necessarily realistic, but it feels very much the same as a real dick!

At first opening, the packer seems to have a slightly sticky residue on it and picks up lint very easily. I took the advice of many other people on this site and used some corn starch and dusted it with it. Since doing so, it's great, not sticky at all and doesn't pick up lots of lint! The packer is very stretchy, but if you're just using it for packing, I don't think many people are going to be tugging at it so it shouldn't be a problem. The packer feels extremely realistic, but it will need replacing every few months or so, due to its material.

The extra small size of Mr Limpy seems to be perfect and doesn't create too much of a package to be noticed, unlike other of the Mr Limpy sizes, which have been commented on that it looks like you've got a permanent erection. The design is very good, the penis itself lies close to the balls and doesn't stick out and make an odd shape, which makes it look very realistic under boxers.

This toy cannot be used for insertion due to its limpness, hence the name Mr Limpy. But, as its primary use as a packer, it is great. It gives just the right amount of bulge and isn't too big or too small. I wore Mr Limpy without a harness and it worked fine. Although, for people who wear looser underwear, a harness might be needed due to it falling down.

Although it's a very simple product to start using, it's very hard to care for. As the packer naturally picks up loose lint, and for hygiene, it needs to be regularly washed. But this is harder than it sounds! You should only wash the packer in water. Due to the materials used in it, you shouldn't use soap as it could damage and wear down the material. Although the packer will eventually get damaged and wear down, washing it as best as you can will help to prolong its lifespan.

The packaging was plain and simple, just a plastic sleeve with no instructions. I suppose the product is rather self explanatory though.