I'm always curious to try masturbators that claim to simulate oral sex. At first glance, the Super Sucker 2.0, from Doc Johnson, looks a lot like most masturbators. It's a translucent cylinder-shaped tube with a tight tunnel to accommodate penis insertion. The interior of the device, like many masturbators, is textured with a ribbed pattern along the length of the cavity. The Super Sucker 2.0 is made of a very soft, squishy material (UR3) that has a slight odor. I recently reviewed another masturbator made out of this material, and found that the Super Sucker 2.0 had a scent that - while not overly pleasant - wasn't nearly as strong as the other toy. This one had more of a powdery/floral scent.

The design of the 2.0 model looks somewhat like the business end of an elephant's trunk, with a flared opening, into which an included vibrating bullet can be positioned perpendicularly to the chamber where the penis is inserted. When activated, the bullet offers varying stimulation to the balls (when it's pressed up against them), or some vibration to the shaft and head of the penis, depending on where the bullet is positioned.

As with all UR3 toys, a water-based lubricant should be used. Since the device has an opening at only one end, you'll have to lube the interior through the hole you'll penetrate. While I personally prefer masturbators that are open ended, so I can control the degree of suction/stimulation, as well as have a little more "wiggle room," the closed end of this toy does seem to offer more suction than an open-ended toy would allow.

If you choose to use the vibrating bullet during your masturbation session, make sure the batteries are inserted correctly and test to make sure the bullet is working correctly before pushing it into the chamber. At least one other reviewer commented on the fact that the chamber which holds the bullet is tight, as well as in close proximity to the penetration cavity. Being made out of such a soft, squishy material, either one of the chambers could be prone to tearing if handled too roughly, so work the bullet into its hole carefully, so as not to tear the material. Once the bullet is in place, you will be ready to enjoy your masturbator!

Starting out, I used the Super Sucker 2.0 without the vibration. I personally found the penetration chamber to be snug, but not overly so; I had no trouble sliding all the way in, and the chamber seemed nice and deep, with little risk of tearing through it. Even with the ribbed pattern on the walls, the material felt a bit too soft to offer the degree of stimulation that I enjoy, but with generous lubrication, it did feel extremely nice. After enjoying the experience for a few minutes, I decided to try out the bullet. I was pleasantly surprised to learn the bullet offers an array of different vibrations: steady, strong, pulsing, rapid fire pulsing, and even a "roller coaster" setting that starts low and revs up to a steady hum before slowing to a near-stop. All of the vibes made the stimulation more enjoyable, but if you're looking for strong, direct stimulation of the head of your cock and/or the frenulum, the vibrations seem to get buffered by the soft UR3 material. Which isn't to say you can't feel them, it just isn't as concentrated in those sensitive "hot spot" areas.

After finishing up, the bullet was easily removed and clean up with hot soapy water was fairly easy. Again, with an open-ended masturbator, the washing and drying time is greatly reduced. I let it sit out to dry overnight and then placed it back in the package (a plastic bag inside of the product's box), which isn't really suited to long-term storage.

I've only used the Super Sucker 2.0 a couple more times since my initial review. There is a little wear in the slot that holds the vibrating bullet, so I have to take care when I remove or insert it. Still, the toy gets the job done and I'll probably keep it around for those times when I want an "insertion" experience with added vibration.