PlasticMan

Magic Eyes, once known for their dual layer holes, have been putting out some interesting onaholes which they are not typically known for, including this one-- a soft, single-layer onahole. It's a welcome addition to their lineup!

This onahole is made from a soft material and it is definitely intended for edging. The tunnel design is composed of a series of small bumps, which do not protrude out very far and they are softer than they look, which provides a mild, massaging feeling with every tiny motion. The spiral tunnel also means that as you pump in and out of the toy, you will run over the ridges rather than smoothly glide alongside them, which I have mixed feelings about. I prefer toys which provide a smooth in-and-out motion, but this design which allows you to run over its inner ridges provide additional stimulation, which may be crucial for those newer to soft onaholes. This is a nice toy for beginners in that way.

A solid, easy-to-recommend soft onahole. It's a surprisingly addicting onahole whose stimulation is both mild and pleasurable enough that I can pull this off the shelf and feel satisfied using it on most days.

As a huge soft onahole enthusiast, this immediately became an easy 5-star rating from the very first insertion. And I want to spread the greatness of this underrated onahole to any other fellow soft onahole enjoyers out there.

But, first off, calling this onahole merely soft is an understatement. This is the softest toy I've used yet. Its softness feels similar to a soft tofu or a firm jello.

However not only is the onahole soft, but it is also weighty and meaty. When I let the full weight of the onahole down onto my Johnson, it transformed from its rectangular shape to a trapezoidal one as it squashed down from its own weight. It has a satisfying, enveloping feeling that only an onahole with this type of both softness and meatiness can create.

For these sorts of very soft onaholes, the inner textures are key, as they became more and more pronounced the longer you use the toy. For these sorts of very soft onaholes, there appears to be very little stimulation and texture when first using it, but those textures become more apparent as one continues to edge using it for long periods of time. For this onahole, the long ridge and bumps in the inner tunnel actually serve to subtly stimulate the head and underside of one's Johnson.

But, these very soft onaholes also all have similar problems -- durability. This is easily the type of toy whose shape will become distorted if you store it the wrong way. And creases and small tears appear inevitable. I feel like, however, if you are careful and gentle with the onahole (which is how you should be using these soft onahole anyways), then I think it'll be fine.

This toy is also very oily. This is the first onahole I've used which was double packaged. My first time picking it up, my hands were covered in oil like I savagely ate a whole bucket of KFC. And the floppiness of the toy can make it difficult to handle. This is something that is best held with both hands while using it. I would have preferred some type of plastic container to hold on the outside of the onahole, like what Tenga does.

And I would not recommend this toy for people who are trying a very soft onahole for the first time. For such people, I would recommend the Puni Virgin 1000 Fuwatoro or the Muses Kokalo Rich Soft.

But for those who are like soft onaholes and want to try one of the softest ones out right now, I would highly recommend giving this one a go.

I picked this one up because I am a huge fan of the original that this onahole is based off of, the Ponkotsu Guardian ZeroWhite. The design of the onahole is basically the exact same, it is just the softness of the hole which is different. The original ZeroWhite is closer to a Tomax Rich Soft in texture with the Mochifuwa Spiral being less soft and closer to a Tomax Soft, if you've ever tried those onahole before.

However, I feel like some onahole designs just don't feel as good with a relatively firmer texture, and that this applies to the Mochifuwa Spiral.

The appeal of the ZeroWhite was the unique and pillowy material it was made out of. It still stands out as one of the softest onahole I've used, which makes for perfect edging sessions and fulfills its particular niche as well as any onahole possibly can, in my opinion.

When this same design is given a firmer and less unique texture, the onahole ends up feeling like a solid onahole, but nothing more or less. With this change, nothing in particular sets the Mochifuwa Spiral apart from other soft onaholes. The volume of material no longer feels pillowy and enveloping. The subtly ribbed textures end up strangely feeling less pronounced since one was previously forced to focus on those ridges due to both the otherwise cloud-like material and necessarily longer sessions.

That said, it's not a bad onahole. It just doesn't compare or stand out compared to the original.

I bought this one because there were some good reviews of this particular onahole, but I was left disappointed.

When using most onaholes, the tunnels allow for a smooth and gliding sensation when thrusting in and out. In this onahole, the tunnel is composed of basically a series of bumps which stimulate the underside of one's shaft, and when I thrusted in and out, the head of my penis would get "caught" on each of these bumps. Instead of an easy in-and-out motion, I would feel myself almost stopping and starting, especially when moving slowly. Like going over a series of roadbumps in the street.

This sort of design does have its strengths. Whenever my head would move over these bumps, it would specifically stimulate the frenulum. But after 30 minutes, I found myself not really getting any closer to finishing than I did 5 minutes in-- I had to force myself to finish basically.

I can see this design appealing to certain onahole users. I'm just not one of them. If my description of the tunnel sounded interesting, then I would recommend the onahole.

This is an interesting onahole which provides a subtly distinct sensation that I haven't experienced in other onaholes.

This uniqueness comes from the design of the tunnel, specifically the large jutting "peaks." This is a soft toy, so despite how far these peaks protrude out from the tunnel, it really isn't as stimulating as you would expect it would be just looking from the pictures. It's only when you get moving that the interesting aspect of its sensations shine through.

Upon movement, these jutting peaks specifically stimulate the frenulum, which not many other onaholes do. Because these peaks are both soft and yet protrude out so far against one's Johnson, they create a strangely agitative yet satisfying sensation. It's like it creates an itching that it scratches and relieves at the same time.

One of the better ToysHeart onaholes out there, especially for fans of softer onaholes or onaholes with unique designs.