Designed to Take a Beating
While the design of the stroker had its flaws, it's made out of an exceptional material that puts all other masturbators to shame.
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Pros
This masturbator is made out of 100% medical grade silicone.
Cons
It's incompatible with silicone lubricants. It has also has rigid ridges.
The Tantus Stroker is an innovative masturbator|Stroker - Masturbator by Tantus. What sets this apart above all others is the fact it's made out of 100% medical grade silicone. Silicone is a durable, hygienic, hypoallergenic, nonporous, and phthalates free material. Being silicone, this toy can be washed by hand, boiled, bleached with a 10% solution, or washed in the top shelf of a dishwasher (sans detergent). While this stroker sounds like it's built for battle, like Achilles it has a weakness: its incompatibility with silicone lubricants.
For most guys, not being able to use silicone lubricant wouldn't be a big deal. Most men couldn't tell you the difference between water-based or silicone lubricant, some guys would even admit to not using any at all. To me, it's of great importance. I love silicone lubricant, the texture and the longevity of it make it far superior than any water based lubricants I've tried. Upon receiving this silicone sleeve I realized I had to take caution, which unfortunately meant starting back at square one and finding a water-based lubricant that wasn't too runny or too absorbent. I couldn't find one.
Using the sleeve took some getting used to. While every bit of information I've come across about this stroker has claimed that it's soft, I'm here to tell you the one I received wasn't. It was hard, very hard. The inside ridges were stiff, there wasn't any flexibility when stroking this up and down on my cock. While it stretched a little in length as I worked it with my hand, the inside bumps were just too rigid and almost impassable. I'm not an overly sensitive guy but after using this the head of my penis was red and raw. I found the outer shell of it softer to the touch but the inside was most definitely not as advertised on the manufacturer's website.
It's meant to simulate vaginal contractions. While the ridges felt slightly painful, they did indeed simulate a realistic vaginal experience. The front ridge is tighter than the others, it's designed to stimulate the head of your penis and to pull your cock into the rest of the sleeve where you're met by a looser tube. This isn't a slim fit hole, it's actually fairly wide. Unlike all the other masturbators I've tried, this isn't a hole you have to struggle to fit your cock into, it's an easy tube to glide into. The only issue with the tube is the hard ridges.
Tantus' own unique silicone blend is far superior to any other sex toy material I've come across; and while this masturbator was designed to take an absolute beating, I found the ridges too rigid and the overall feel of the toy too hard for pleasurable masturbatory play.
For most guys, not being able to use silicone lubricant wouldn't be a big deal. Most men couldn't tell you the difference between water-based or silicone lubricant, some guys would even admit to not using any at all. To me, it's of great importance. I love silicone lubricant, the texture and the longevity of it make it far superior than any water based lubricants I've tried. Upon receiving this silicone sleeve I realized I had to take caution, which unfortunately meant starting back at square one and finding a water-based lubricant that wasn't too runny or too absorbent. I couldn't find one.
Using the sleeve took some getting used to. While every bit of information I've come across about this stroker has claimed that it's soft, I'm here to tell you the one I received wasn't. It was hard, very hard. The inside ridges were stiff, there wasn't any flexibility when stroking this up and down on my cock. While it stretched a little in length as I worked it with my hand, the inside bumps were just too rigid and almost impassable. I'm not an overly sensitive guy but after using this the head of my penis was red and raw. I found the outer shell of it softer to the touch but the inside was most definitely not as advertised on the manufacturer's website.
It's meant to simulate vaginal contractions. While the ridges felt slightly painful, they did indeed simulate a realistic vaginal experience. The front ridge is tighter than the others, it's designed to stimulate the head of your penis and to pull your cock into the rest of the sleeve where you're met by a looser tube. This isn't a slim fit hole, it's actually fairly wide. Unlike all the other masturbators I've tried, this isn't a hole you have to struggle to fit your cock into, it's an easy tube to glide into. The only issue with the tube is the hard ridges.
Tantus' own unique silicone blend is far superior to any other sex toy material I've come across; and while this masturbator was designed to take an absolute beating, I found the ridges too rigid and the overall feel of the toy too hard for pleasurable masturbatory play.
Follow-up commentary
2 months after original review
While the inside ridges haven't softened I'm still hoping they will so I can finally enjoy this <em>high quality silicone stroker</em>.
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Thanks for the review. It really was helpful. My boyfriend prefers a tighter fit, so I may wait a little while longer to see if another company releases a silicone sleeve before Christmas.