| Brand | Rends |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| Dim. (L x W x H in.) | 11.2 x 4.13 x 4.13 |
| Material | Plastic, Elastomer |
| Attachment For | R-1 Controller |
| Warranty | None |
| Special Features | Piston Action |
The R-1 Attachment A10 Piston is finally finished. After being in development for many years and going through many generations of prototypes, Rends is finally satisfied with the A10 Piston.
The R-1 controller (sold separately here) is required to operate the A10 Piston. The technology of the R-1 controller allows for 49 different combined settings for the A10 Piston. The center pause button is useful for those who wishes to do stamina training.
The A10 Piston's inner piston component is designed with even weight distribution throughout. This weight balancing helps keep backlashes to a minimum when the Inner Cup moves back and forth. Also, the motion of the A10 Piston is contained entirely within its outer casing. This sophisticated design along with the exchangeable inner cup system and adjustable length makes the A10 Piston very user friendly.
This exchangeable inner cup system of the A10 Piston uses disposable inserts to be completely hygienic. Each insert can be cleaned a limited number of times for re-usability. The A10 Piston comes with one S/M Ribbed Inner Cup.
The A10 Piston is the first AC Powered R-1 attachment in order to create a strong piston motion. This strong AC powered piston motion will give you a different stimulation unlike any attachment before it.
*Please note the unit does make considerable noise during operation.
**Rends' R-1 Controller and access to AC power is needed for this product to operate (R-1 Controller sold separately).
For hygienic purposes and ultimate ease of use, the A10 Piston Inner Cup is a disposable item. However we do understand that some customers may want to reuse the Inner cup. The following is found to be the easiest method for washing the Inner Cup. Note that any attempt at cleaning may damage the Inner Cup and that it is done at your own risk. The possible resulting damage to the Inner cup will not be considered a defect.
