Before I get started with this review, I want to clarify what Mr. Right is and isn't. Mr. Right is a realistic silicone packer. Packing devices such as this are meant to be worn either with briefs or a harness and create a bulge in the crotch area to simulate a biological male's penis. They're primarily used by FtMs, genderqueer/gender-bending people, and females who want to create the appearance of a cock in the pants for gender-play. There are packers that have been made for urination (STP devices) or sex (hard packs or pack and plays). Mr. Right is neither of these. It's a soft packer with the simple purpose of making a bulge.

Mr. Right is an incredibly detailed cock with a vein down the shaft, wrinkles and loose skin in the differently-sized balls, and even a slit in the head. It would easily pass for a real cock at a glance, assuming you can find a color close enough to your skin tone. I'm extremely pale, and the vanilla is actually lighter than my skin. Unlike other packers out there, this one has a firm core. Mr. Right is made entirely of silicone. Because of this, it attracts lint like crazy and has a tacky feel to it. I'm sure that will go away with use and by dusting corn starch on it after a wash. A note about dusting: I've heard of people using talc on packers. This is not safe. If you have female sex organs, talc (especially used so close to the area) can cause cancer. Do not jeopardize your health for something as silly as having a sticky cock. I just rinse it off after I take it out of my underwear and wipe away anything left on it with my fingers. You could boil it for three minutes, throw it in the top rack of the dishwasher, or use toy cleaning wipes on it as well. If for some reason you want to put a condom on Mr. Right or use lube on it, make sure you're using water-based. That said, Mr. Right on its own isn't suited for sex. The size isn't desirable for penetration, and it probably won't hold up with any kind of thrusting. Although it's more firm than other packers, it is still a flaccid cock.

The cock looks amazingly real. It has a slight silicone smell when it comes out of its case, but it isn't overbearing and doesn't last forever. It weighs roughly the same as an actual penis and testicles would in your hand. The firmness is inside the cock, which leaves the outside feeling very soft and velvety. Trans guys often want to know if a packer will pass the "squeeze test." I'm not gonna take it out to a gay bar and try, but my girlfriend (who has been with men) says it feels like a regular cock through my jeans. I wear briefs with it, and they're working well enough until I can afford a harness. Mine is actually a bigger version, so I let it hang over the left testicle to keep the bulge natural looking. The size offered here should look fine left alone. If it seems too big, adjust it until you find a position that works. Be careful of pulling the shaft up, though. Mr. Right sometimes starts to tear between the balls and shaft if it's been mistreated.

I love the way this cock fits against my body and sits inside my underwear. It's so natural to feel it between my legs. As an FtM, I needed something to ease my dysphoria and penis envy. This was it. It's the most realistic packer I've found aside from custom models. I can't say I recommend doing this, but I converted mine (6 inches) into an StP and ordered an "erection rod" so that I can also use it as a hard packer. I haven't yet used it as either, but I'll write about that in the follow-up. Eventually, I will upgrade to a custom 3-in-1 packer to get even closer to the feeling of having an actual cock. For now, though, Mr. Right does exactly what I hoped it would do.

I ran out of room in the summary, but I wanted to include one last piece of advice:
If you're just looking to create a bulge and don't intend to show your cock to anyone or look at it much, there are cheaper/free options that can do that for you. Mr. Right is expensive because it's detailed and so realistic. For me, the money was worth easing my dysphoria. If you're okay with having a stuffer that isn't so realistic, try Mr. Limpy instead. I needed something natural-looking. This was it. I love it. I recommend it, but I'm also not gonna say that it is the only option if you want to pack. Weigh the pros and cons.