The toy can be used with your hands or you can try to go hands free. However, the plastic the casing is made out of isn't very hard or durable, so it might break if you stick it between the mattress too much. I would only recommend using it the traditional hand-held way. The casing doesn't have any area for grip on it, so it can get very slippery if you have lube on your hands; not very convenient.

The outer casing is a soft plastic with a large paper sticker carrying the fleshlight logos and such. The insert itself is supposedly made out of super-skin that is supposed to feel life-like. However, I found it very untrue. The material is far too stiff to be considered "realistic". Some of my cheap rubber masturbators are about as soft, if not softer, than this fleshlight. There was no odor I could sense from the product so I guess that was a minor plus.

The texture is very underwhelming. I'm not sure what they were going for here, but I hope it wasn't to simulate real sex because they failed miserably. The texture at the beginning is hardly even noticable. On a pleasure scale of 1 to 10, the texture feels about a 3. Near the end it gets extremely tight and uncomfortable to the point that it is just painful. Note I am only slightly above average size.

The shape of the this fleshlight is designed to look like a beer can, but you're not gonna fool anyone. Aside from the part that it's plastic and has notable seams where the caps screw on and off, the sticker blatantly tells you exactly what it is. It seems to be made more for comedy rather than to be discreet. And again, as the outer casing is round and smooth, it is difficult to keep a grip on it.

The closed fleshlight and case is about 8 inches long, 3 inches wide, and 3 inches high. Not the smallest and most compact toy, but I suppose it may be easier to hide and travel with than a normal fleslight; albeit not by much. The insert itself is about 6 inches long. If you're far above average this toy is definitely not for you.

I found it was not exactly difficult to do or as much of a pain as many reviewers have said it to be. Just rinse it out with warm water. Don't use soap as it might damage the material, which feels kind of unsanitary and gross to me personally; the wonders of "super-skin". Let it dry completely before placing the lids back on. You can use corn starch after it's completely dry to restore it to factory condition, but I don't find that completely necessary since it's already dry and you're just gonna wash it off the next time you use it.

You should only use water-based lubes with this product since using something else may also damage the material.