GeneralBlastoize

This is a pretty soft toy, almost on the edge of too soft for me, were it not for the interior details being stimulating enough to provide consistent feedback. Once you grip this more firmly, it becomes a very rewarding experience, allowing for sustained sessions without being too intense, but also without the experience diminishing to feeling like nothing. Because the interior folds are so deep, cleaning this toy takes quite a bit more attention and time than other onaholes of this size, but I would say it's well worth it, especially for the price. It also seems to be holding up well enough for me to guess the lifespan of the toy will be to my satisfaction.

Update: 07/05/2025

UPDATE: This is the only toy I have re-purchased more than once. They have required replacement simply due to the sheer amount of use, rather than for flaws in the product. I don't think any other sleeve has been as good as this except ZXY and only some of the time. I've also come around to softer toys than this one, so while it is rather soft, it's nowhere near the end of the scale.

For oppai lovers, there are tons of different options available out there, with plenty of them being around $100 cheaper than this, and plenty others being 3-4 times more expensive than this. Keeping such a wide range in mind, I find the Fluffy Tan Paizuri Bakunyu to be a great purchase for the price. The surface is enjoyably realistic to the touch when powdered correctly, and the breasts are designed so that I find they offer the most realistic paizuri experience I've felt from an oppai toy so far. This is a pair that goes further than creating two glorified half-circle mounds on a latex base that don't want to be pushed together; there is enough underboob and convex shaping that the pair not only are visually appealing, but they are more physically embracing than more basic pairs are. The nipples also feel realistic enough for manual and light oral play, but I would not risk getting too rough with these for fear of damaging them. Yes, the base is very thin (I actually prefer this over the pairs I've used with thicker bases, as it allows for various kinds of play not possible with a real pair), and if you don't know how to properly handle these kinds of toys, they will certainly stain certain surfaces, and be stained by most if not all dyes. I consider these warnings and caveats to be simple necessities for these kinds of toys, so with all that in mind, I would recommend this toy to anyone interested.

There are multiple reasons why these things are absolutely worth the cost:

First, they do everything they regular dry sticks do - there isn't any sort of feature those have that these don't. You really could replace all your regular sticks with these if you so desired (I don't see the point of throwing out free, new sticks, otherwise I would've done it myself).

Second, you cannot accidentally break these - at worst, the little printed letters will eventually peel off while the stick will remain 100% usable. The core of a magic stick is almost always stiff enough to allow the magic stick to be pushed into a toy safely - they are only impossible to get into a toy if they're already so saturated that they can't absorb any more water. In comparison, regular dry sticks can bend to the point of snapping easily when saturated, and dropping dry ones on tile or other hard surfaces can break or shatter them. If you're especially clumsy, the cost of the magic stick can even outweigh all the broken standard sticks over a period of time.

Lastly and most importantly, the more complex the tunnel in your toy, and the smaller the opening, the more likely damage will eventually occur with a standard dry stick. So long as you use the magic stick in a wet tunnel and go carefully enough (and the orifice isn't impossibly narrow), you will not do any damage on insertion, and are even less likely to do damage on removal in cases of overdrying.

In summary: the only reason you should not buy one of these is if you only ever intend to buy/use the most basic of onaholes, and don't really care about the insides tearing.

Update: 10/15/2024

UPDATE: Do NOT - I repeat, DO NOT put rubbing alcohol on these in the hopes of sanitizing them. It just starts breaking them down and turning them worthless. Just water and maybe some diluted gentle dish soap at most - but nothing with alcohol in it!

I get queasy from plasticky and odorous lubes, so I was glad to find that this one's scent is pleasant without being obnoxiously strong. The bottle shape is more convenient for application than others in my collection, too. The lube works as well as other quality lubes I've paid for, (it's at least better than the free samples of stuff they toss in with some products) so I certainly don't regret the purchase, but it's probably not something I'll actively seek out again unless I see it on sale.

Simply put, this paired with the Onatsuyu Lotion rocked my shit. This was an experience worth double the price point, and this is even counting the (very) minor imperfections in the exterior of the toy I received. The entry point is gracious enough to make entry a much easier act than some other squeezing toys. Don't mistake this to mean the toy is roomy, though - there is plenty of even constriction in the shaft, enough to provide a very comfortable long stroke experience. The action at the head is more pronounced than many other toys I've tried, but at no point does it become overwhelming. The exterior has a subtle texture to it that is interesting without being distracting, and still a superior feel compared to a totally smooth stroker. The one note I should mention here is that you'll need a gentle brush or sponge to clean the interior properly, and I wouldn't try drying the inside of this with anything but a magic stick or a sponge-style stick. The interior is complex enough that I could imagine damage being done when pulling out a basic dry stick, especially after the toy faces gradual wear and tear. (I don't really consider this to be a disadvantage, considering the experience provided by the complicated interior, so my review is still ultimately 5 stars. Merely a word of caution to buyers!)