DoomGuy

Never tried one of these, but for $4, I figured it was worth a go.

See the image below for the size; the quarter fits through the hole with the slightest of pressure. The ring is stretchy enough to open and place without difficulty. I’d suggest strategic shaving to avoid hair getting underneath.

It’s not uncomfortable, but it’s tight. It definitely helps with maintaining rigidity plus it adds a bit of girth. However, if you’ve ever wrapped a rubber band around your finger a few times, you’ll see the same reddish hue.

It does what it’s supposed to do, so if you’re a few bucks short for a promo code, consider throwing this in your order.

As I’ve only ever purchased Onatsuyu Pussy Juicy Lotion, I’ll compare Virgin Loop the Master Lotion to it. For the positives:

Virgin Loop is slightly thinner, and the viscosity keeps things moving without extra water top-offs like Onatsuyu. I like the pointed dropper-style spout compared to the wide-mouth opening in Onatsuyu - it’s much easier to apply small amounts of lube into the toy. Finally, there’s slightly more lube for a little less money than Onatsuyu.

For minor nit-picky negatives:

The bottle wrapper doesn’t have any break or window to see how much lube is left. Also, the cap seems to snap onto the bottle, but don’t pick up the bottle by the cap! It snaps off with little effort.

Introduction

Ride Japan introduced several toys this year with their rosy hard touch tunnel surrounded by a softer material - this is no exception. The box teases Tsubaki’s tunnel is structured as flower petals that caress and snuggle.


Interior:

The interior starts with several irregularly ridged swirls. These stop into a prickly pointed gap, then the swirls repeat midway. The end sees hardened protrusions come from all sides. They aren’t sharp like the other sections, but crush and grind to the finish.


Experience:

Tsubaki’s tunnel looks intimidating - it’s similarly textured like Ride Japan’s Orochi. That toy’s interior gives aggressive stimulation, but Tsubaki is tame in comparison. The ridges have a uniform feel, but I can’t feel the twist. However, they create a nice wrapping snugness throughout the toy. Oddly, all those chunks at the end don’t provide much feeling. Suction is average - there’s a tiny pop when fully withdrawing.

I find Tsubaki to be… fine. There’s nothing wrong with it, but there’s nothing particularly exciting with it either. Maybe if Ride Japan opted to use their soft touch material all the ribbing could move about creating some variation. Instead, the tiny hard touch flaps stand firm. So you either like the way they’re situated or you don’t; I’m the latter.

The low stimulation is great for long sessions. However, without anything to give an extra jolt of excitement, this flowery tunnel feels wilted. If I could give a half-star rating, I’d put it at 3.5 stars. With whole numbers, though, I don’t feel it’s a four star toy. Maybe if it’s on sale, consider Tsubaki - others seem to like it. Otherwise, I’d prune this from your purchase.

Introduction:

I had this in my wish list, but was a bit hesitant to purchase Violent ZZ. The blocks inside look similar to another Ride Japan toy from 2023 - Fuwanyuru Bunny. That toy’s tunnel was a bit too soft and mushy for my liking. However, the positive reviews for VZZ swayed me, and I picked this up during the July Fourth sale.

VZZ looks like every other Ride Japan toy this year, but this one promises “raging delta stimulation” with the “violent booom!”.


Interior:

The box does a good job of highlighting the interior. Three triangular points converge toward the center leaving only a narrow gap to pass. They stop near the center, and the pattern repeats slightly different from the former set. There’s one more group to close. It's tough to tell in the internal image below, but the end has a nub; there is no uterus-type section.


Experience:

The tips are noticeable thanks to the hard touch tunnel; they dig in but have just enough give to move a bit. Since they’re broken into zones with offsetting patterns, it’s easy to find an enjoyable orientation. Afterward, I find cleaning and drying straight-forward.

VZZ is a good addition to your collection. The box asks “Are you zig-zagging?”. I am, definitely.

Introduction:

Sleepless The Hole Marie Mamiya is one of my favorites (go look at that review for details.) I figured Sleepless The Hole Maria Mamiya could live up to the same high standards - does it?

Just like Marie, Maria’s box art is top-notch with panels dedicated to game CGs. Along with the toy and lube packet, there’s a bonus pin-up image sandwiched in thick plastic with a display stand. Additionally, there’s a plastic bag for storage.

The toy is smooth with a good weight at 410 grams - it’s not too heavy, but not too light. It has the same design as Marie but smaller.


Interior:

Several folds protrude and twist into the halfway point. Each is covered in ridges and gradually close to a small choke. The tunnel opens a bit with more ribbing covering the walls. Finally, there’s one more push into the compact uterus section.


Experience compared to Marie:

Since this is a companion toy with Marie, it’s fair to evaluate how Maria measures up in the duo. Material-wise, Maria feels slightly softer with less heft. The silky insides give a mellow, slow build-up.

There’s nothing that grabs quite like Marie’s twisty mid-tunnel grip, especially with the vacuum effect in that toy. Marie spoiled me; the suction in the larger tunnel is noticeably fantastic. Maybe that’s why Maria feels muted. There’s a little bit of pull, but she lacks the intense suction of her mother.

A con for both, but Maria’s entrance is starting to show wear just like Marie. I don’t know why Tamatoys thought it necessary to make the tunnel’s opening so small. It was fine the first two or three sessions, but now there’s a tear that will only grow over time. Marie’s seen much more use, and her entrance has a half-ish inch rip extending upward. The tear seems to have stopped, and doesn’t detract from the experience. However, lube and water leak more-so requiring additional top-offs.

Cleaning-and-drying-wise, they’re about the same. Marie is slightly more cumbersome due to size and tunnel design than her daughter.

Overall, if I had to pick one, I prefer the mother - Marie - over the daughter - Maria. For that reason, I gave Maria one less star than Marie. But that’s not to say Maria is bad by any means. If you like a gentle touch, then Maria’s a great choice - you can’t go wrong with either!