...short and stout.

Well, maybe not a teapot, but the Shaki Textured Sleeve is definitely short and stout. (or as stout as TPE can be) At only 3.5 inches long this is not the type of stroker you can bury your whole dick in and fantasize that it's a vagina or a mouth or an ass. It's... just a stroker, meant to add a bit of texture and variety to your hand jobs.

The TPE material feels just like cyberskin. It picks up lint and dust and dirt like cyberskin, too, so we treated it as if it was by washing it with very gentle soap and water, letting it completely dry and then storing it in a ziploc back with a bit of corn starch in it to keep it supple. Silicone or water based lube can be used with this but don't share it as it is very porous and it can't be sterilized.

The outside of the stroker is ridged with deep, donut like rolls of ridges. The inside is stimulating nubs. The exterior diameter is almost 2 inches and the interior stretches to accommodate even a large, thick penis. The TPE is both bulky and thin at the same time; it's a substantial little stroker and yet, when stretched, it doesn't feel very durable. I'm sure we'll only get another use or two out of it and it'll likely perforate. That's ok, though, for us, as the price was definitely right.

Because it's short, the head of the penis is going to be exposed. Some don't like that but my partner actually did. It allowed him to feel like he was repeatedly entering the stroker if he used long strokes along the entire length of his penis. No, every inch wasn't covered at the same time, but it isn't with a hand, either.

It really is a hand job enhancement and not an orifice replicator.

The nubs felt good, the material was suitably squishy and soft and it made the handjob a bit different than a normal one so, for us, this was a decent toy.

This stroker did, indeed, tear after the fourth use. We still liked it quite a bit, though. For it's price and considering it's porosity, it was a good buy and felt good while it lasted.