The main use of this for me would be everyday packing. In that sense, it would probably be best for genderqueer or FTM people. Ideally, the packer should be able to be used all day, but it isn't good at all for any kind of sex really. I have however discovered that stroking it can be quite exiting for me because of the phantom-limb thing. I suppose my mind simply extrapolates those feelings for me (it's quite remarkable).

Smell: I can smell the packer, if not enclosed, from 4 or 5 feet away, however I do have a very strong sense of smell. It smells very plastic-y, starchy and when I smell it, I get a sort of uncomfortable tickle at the back of my throat.

Texture: It is very very squishy (there is no real resistance to being squished at all) and extremely stretchy, so any sort of touching feels rather unnatural. It is quite obviously not skin. Also, it's hard to stroke your hand along it because the friction of the plastic makes it not-smooth. (Difficult to describe - basically, it's hard to stroke along)

This thing is huge! While the packer might not be capable of becoming erect, it looks permanently so in my pants. In fact, it is probably bigger than your average penis when erect. I'm 5'5" and weigh about 140 lbs. I simply cannot wear it outside of the house because it's too heavy and too big and therefore it is noticeable. Very much so, in fact. It's probably discreeter to stuff three pairs of socks down your pants. While we're on the issue of weight: the packer has quite a bit more weight towards the pens end and barely any at the balls end. This makes it try to hang horizontally in my harness because the penis likes to be perpendicular to the balls and then it pulls them sort of horizontal, instead of sitting flat against me.

Also, because of the size and squishyness, I didn't think it was very realistic at all and it is much to pink for any kind of visual realism.

As I said before, the 'performance' of this is nearly nil, as it has a tendency to hang strangely in a harness and is much too big for most people. In your own home it might be okay, but I wouldn't use it outside as you will get stared at - a lot.

Because of the smell, I would air it outside for a few days. That had really helped a lot for me. Other than that, cleaning it with soap and water or any other sort of chemicals is a really bad idea because of the porous material. Store it somewhere dry!!

It was simply packaged in a clear non-reusable plastic bag.