The Peach Pai Masturbator by Toys Heart is a nice sized, hand held masturbation sleeve intended for manual masturbation. This toy is a closed ended design with multiple chambers inside for maximum stimulation. Whether you going it alone, or with a friend, this little guy adds some extra excitement in the bedroom.

The Peach Pai is made of TPE (sometimes called TPR), a great material for the manufacturers due to its ability to create varying textures. It is a bit porous, so cleaning with soap and warm water is recommended. It is NOT recommended that you boil this product, as it will not disinfect it.

The outside of this toy is a bean or peanut shape, great for gripping. It is a smooth floppy, marshmallow like texture, and is easily squeezed for added stimulation.

The exterior of the Peach Pai is smooth and large to grab, but its interior is chambered and ribbed for maximum stimulation. It is closed ended, meaning it is a little difficult to clean and could be too small for large penises, but it does create a nice suction effect. I also love the sounds this thing makes as it rides up and down. Probably the hottest sounding masturbation sleeve I have yet to try.

Its entrance is also somewhat realistic, included some lips and a small clit. Turning the Peach Pai sideways has also gotten me off a few times, resembling a mouth stretched over your shaft. Very hot indeed.

One aspect I love and have not seen on many other masturbation sleeves is the bulbous shape below the entrance. It is a little hard to explain, but, it does a great job at teasing your testes and you stroke.

This toy is a little large, but not as large as the Megan Malone Pocket Pal. I easily hide it in a small box, though I wouldn't say it travels easily, nor would I say it is more discreet than others, though it may do the trick to an untrained eye.

It is recommended that this toy be clean with soap and warm water. Boiling will not disinfect TPR toys. This toy's materials also collect a bit of dust, though it is not a sticky material.

Being closed ended may also present some cleaning problems, though it can easily be turned inside out.

The Peach Pai's packaging was basic, though since it is made in Japan, most of the verbage was in Japanese, and what little was in English, was poorly translated.