The Aquamarine hand job stroker is a total misnomer! I actually find the best use for this is not as a hand stroker, but as a hands-free quickie thrust receptor. I don't know if "thrust receptor" is a real thing, but I made it up just now.

The first time I used this was as a hands-on stroker and won't be using it that way again! After about 5-7 minutes into the first test, I started to feel a bit of pain. It could have been because of the crazy straw-like texture inside or that it was stiff from being new, but it felt like I'd taken layers of skin off my penile-unit. So, I put it down for a while. I picked it up again a few days later and tried it a different way. Instead of using my hand "in the usual way", I put it on and laid down on my stomach on the bed...PERFECT! Using it this way, one half of the toy was warmed up by body heat and I could thrust into the other half of the toy.

If you wanted to, you could use this under water.

CyberSkin is a unique type of material that you can use with both water and silicone based lubes. The texture is very intense, regardless of "user level". It's kind of like a bendy straw in texture, a series of rings or hoops through the whole thing, except the middle. In the middle, you have this great little bubble that is like the center of the storm. The texture goes from a bendy straw to bumps. After the middle, you go back into the straw parts. This is actually my favorite part, the middle to the 2nd half. I have the warmth and constriction in the first part and then another sensation of entering again. I've never felt that in another product and probably won't feel it again...until the next time I use it!

Incidentally, I found out this toy is VERY black light reactive! That was just an extra cherry on top for me!

The design is pretty ingenious too. Unlike other sleeves, it is easy to grip with a lubed hand. I prefer the hands-free approach above, though. The overall length is adequate; I'm not a very long or wide guy (average). Because this is a stroker, you don't have to worry about length as much as girth. If you're a really wide guy, you might have issues; maybe if you were larger than 2" in diameter.

The nice thing about looking like a blue floppy hour glass is that it looks like a floppy blue hour glass. Hmm...what could a person possibly do with a floppy blue hour glass that has a tube through the middle of it?

If you have to hide it, you can roll it up in a plastic bag (food, not store) with some Renew and put it in one of those wool socks you have in your sock drawer and only use once or twice a year.

If you don't know how to take care of CyberSkin, you can read up here.

The package will also tell you how to take care of it too.

The stroker comes in a clam shell (an easy to open one), on a piece of plastic that holds the shape of the toy. The paper insert has all the instructions and material care stuff you really need to know on it. There aren't any people on the packaging; so, you get a little discretion there.

I keep my stroker on the little rest that came in the packaging.