This soft packer is great for trans men, female assigned at birth trans people and anyone interested in gender play. With snug briefs, you can pack this guy without a harness. But for a more secure fit, jock straps, store bought packing harnesses (such as those put out by Spareparts) and homemade harnesses allow for peace of mind in bathrooms, gyms and out on the town.

This is only a soft packer, and cannot be used for penetration. When shipped, the packer is not equipped as an stand to pee device, but many tutorials exist online explaining how to convert this packer into a nipple-style STP.

The Mr. Limpy is made of soft, porous material that feels like skin and has no odor. The material is identical for both the balls and the shaft, with no coloring or texture difference. As such, it looks reasonably realistic but will probably not "pass" as a flesh-and-blood cock in a close encounter.

With flat-back balls and a realistic shaft, this packer is great for creating a realistic bulge. Compared to similar soft packers, the balls are relatively small and the shaft is extra long. While it certainly does not have the same attention to detail as (much) more expensive prosthetics, it reasonably passes the "squeeze test." But be warned, the Mr. Limpy comes in vanity sizing, and the "small" is rather large.

The biggest beef (ha) I have with this packer is that the shaft is too long in relation to the smaller balls. More three dimensional balls would greatly improve this product. But as it is, packing can become a little awkward for smaller-framed people such as myself. But that is mostly a matter of choosing an appropriate size. Overall, it creates a realistic bulge with a comfortable material--definitely better than rolled up socks or other homemade packers.

With wear, the material can become sticky, which can be uncomfortable if packing next to your skin. To minimize this, wash the packer each day of wear with warm water and mild detergent. After cleaning, allow it to air dry and pat with corn starch to return its life-like feel. Typically, I just throw it in the sock drawer when I'm not wearing it and haven't had any problems. But I have noticed that it can leave a slight residue with long-term storage, so avoid storing it on clothing for more than a day or two.

Because the material is porous, it does wear out eventually. I bought my Mr. Limpy 10 months ago, and wear it on average a few days a week for 6-10 hours at a time. The outer part of the material has worn away significantly in several spots. This is not a life-long packer by any means, but it has held out pretty well.