I've had this toy for several years. Now it has finally torn a hole, but this textured sleeve has certainly been a favorite. When erect it provides a comforting amount of tightness a feeling accentuated when used with little or no lube. With the ticklers pointed out, this becomes a fun foreplay item either alone or with a partner. And with a little lubrication, it handily passes as a masturbation toy.

The toy is made of your standard, stretchy jelly material. It is nothing special, but it is sufficient for the price. The entire surface is covered in evenly-spaced bumps which feel nice when stroking. Turn it inside out and you have ribs running along the shaft with ticklers at the top. In theory, these could be used for clitoral stimulation. In practice, it is more effective for self-stimulation.

The product can be easily cleaned with soap and water. It is reversible by design, so clean one side, pat it down with a dry towel, turn it inside out and do the same again.

The biggest drawback of this material, and ultimately the product itself, is that this material degrades over time. Specifically, it smooths out and sticks to itself when stored, giving it an almost melted look. But, all jelly toys I own seem to exhibit similar traits and this is the oldest one in the drawer.

The size should be good for most men. I found the girth to be especially good, providing a slight but noticeable amount of tightness. This feeling is accentuated when worn with little or no lube. In fact, I have always wished the shaft were long and enough to put my testicles in, to experience this same tightness.

Be warned, the toy does have a tendency to slip off when lubed up. Since I often used little or no lube, this was not generally a problem, but you do need to be careful of pulled hair and bunching of the sleeve. I have found it works best to roll on and pull towards the base of your shaft.

Because jelly products tend to break down over time, be sure to wash and dry this toy thoroughly when you're done with it. Parts of mine looked "melted", stuck together, and eventually wore so thin as to break. This breakdown may be accelerated by water contact or contact with itself.

To clean it, simply rinse it off with soap and warm water. Then dry it thoroughly! Turn it inside out and do the same. Wrap it up in a cloth and try not to let it collapse in on itself too much.