Wow! What more can I really say about the Happy Cup? A lot actually. To be honest, I was not expecting much when I ordered the Happy Cup. I have had two-sided strokers before and have been very disappointed. They tend to feel the same on both sides. This was not true at all for the Happy Cup.

First, though, I would like to talk about what I did not like about the Happy Cup. I wish it had maintenance instructions included. I know that with other similar case masturbators you have to be careful about storing them with any moisture still in them. This can cause mold. Stuff you do not want on your stuff. That is my only complaint.

Time for the good stuff. I would like to start with the overall design. This is not too big like other case strokers I have tried. It fits nicely in hand and has a screw on cap on both ends. The caps keep it clean between uses and all you to adjust the amount of suction during use. More on that later. It does come with a very small vibe that tucks into a hole in the TPR. It was a little tricky to figure out at first, but it fits there nicely and feels nice even though it is small.

Material. The case is not flexible at all, and the caps fit nice and tight. The TPR is soft and feels strangely lifelike. You need to use plenty of lube with it, or it feels a bit sticky. I would recommend only using water-based lubricant with the Happy Cup. I am not sure what oil or silicone lubricant would do to it.

Experience. I first tried the mouth side of the Happy Cup with the back cap on. I used plenty of liquid lube and just got to it. The mouth opening is much wider than the pussy opening, and there is even a tongue. And you can feel the tongue! I was pretty amazed. Sometimes the tongue was above my head and sometimes below. Leaving the cap on added a little bit of resistance to my thrusts.

Next, I turned the Happy Cup around and put a cap on the back end after sliding in. This created a lot of great suction. I found you can control the amount of suction by loosening the cap on the back. The texture and tightness were perfect. I finished with the cap off. I, of course, had to try the Happy Cup a couple more times before writing this review to make sure it was as good as I though it was.

The Happy Cup is pretty easy to clean. The inner comes out of the case without too much trouble. I just gave it a wash with some hand soap and water and dried it carefully with a towel. I do allow the Happy Cup to dry thoroughly overnight before reassembling and storing it.

The Happy Cup is the best stroker I have had the pleasure of using. Well done!

The Happy cup was a really fun time. However, I have gotten better strokers since to it is no longer in our toy drawer.