The Glow Stroker Tempting Ass is a simple, easy to use male masturbation sleeve. Whether used for a solo session or to add variety to a handjob, this stroker surrounds the penis with squishy TPR that simulates anal penetration.

The stroker is crafted from TPR that is mostly clear with a neon yellowish green strip through the middle that glows in the dark.

The TPR, while squishy and gripable, is also extremely sticky to the point that it almost feels gummy; rather like candy worms left out on a warm day. The sensation of touching it is unpleasant in the extreme until you wash it. After washing it feels more like a typical jelly type toy; quite floppy in a way that is the norm for strokers, soft, squeezable but no longer gooey.

The smell was also typical for TPR; strong when first pulled out of the box with chemical undertones. (To me, new TPR toys, strokers in particular, smell a lot like motor oil. Odd, I know, but that's how my nose processes the scent) After washing and leaving it out for a day the odor faded to a level that was nearly unnoticeable.

The glow in the dark feature works best if you leave the toy exposed to light; either that from a lightbulb or sunlight. After it's been "charged" it glows quite well. Not as bright as a glowstick, but definitely enough to see it quite well in the dark. The inside of the stroker is very mildly textured. So mild is the texture that it can't really be described as ridges or bumps but more like barely raised dots.

The Glow Stroker Tempting Ass is five inches in length, and fits a penis up to 2.75 inches in diameter. It is open ended with a large, almost flower-like entrance puckered to resemble an actual anus. Because of the neon, glowing inner strip the flared entrance with it's floral shape is hard to visualize as an anal entrance. It really does look like you're stroking with a pretty, jelly flower. The material stretches well, yet still feels snug. Its shorter length means more well endowed men will poke out the end as they stroke, but the sensation is not unpleasant.

TPR tends to pick up a lot of lint and dust so it should be stored in a manner that prevents this as much as possible. Unfortunately, because this stroker needs light to activate the glow in the dark feature, it must be at least occasionally left out if you want it to glow when in use.

The material, as mentioned, is excessively sticky upon opening the box or leaving it sit for awhile. Fortunately after a wash it feels "normal" again for awhile until it dries out. Washing TPR is easy with soap and water. It is a porous material, however, so use a condom if you're going to share and replace your toy at any signs of it degrading. Store in a cool, dry place away from lint and pet hair. Do not allow TPR toys to contact other toys as the different polymers can react with each other.

The glow stroker came wrapped in a plastic bag inside of a cardboard box. Typical nearly nude woman on the front of the box, as well as pictures of the stroker in all it's glowing glory. Text calls the material Senso Plus which is likely a brand name for a particular type of TPR.

Taylor was not particularly fond of this stroker; in fact, he didn't get off with it and we tossed it out after his first partial use. The material, to him, was simply too sticky and gave too much drag to be pleasant, no matter how much lube he added.

The materials guide here is contradictory; EF lists the toy as TPR but the packaging lists it as Senso Plus. The materials guide says silicone or water based are fine for TPR but only water based for Senso plus - hence we played it safe and used only the water based. Silicone lube would probably have improved the performance and feel of the toy greatly.

Overall, it's an okay simple stroker if you like the material, but not so great if you don't. Taylor falls in the 'don't' category after having tried two similar strokers and liking neither of them.