PlasticMan

As I've tried more and more onaholes, I've come to the conclusion that there are two principal qualities that make a very soft onahole stand out from the rest: the quality of the materials and stimulation which can escalate to a satisfying climax. This onahole succeeds at the former, but isn't as successful with the latter.

Tomax have always stood out for the quality of its onaholes. The quality control is consistently amazing, and Tomax's distinct material is the best on the market in my mind. It's supple, fleshy, and silky, and every Tomax onahole is worth trying just for that strength alone. The sense of insertion for this fluffy and rich soft onahole is among the best I've ever felt-- it's almost like the feeling of sliding into high-class, silky, and freshly cleaned bedsheets... but for your penis.

However, while this onahole's soft spiral design gives a sense of relieving and melting pleasure upon insertion, this same design ends up feeling one-note and samey over time. For these very soft onaholes, I think that the tunnel design has to provide a specific point or section you can focus upon and exploit to escalate your pleasure to a strong climax. Whether this is a ridge that sticks out against the underside of your member, or nub against the head. of your member, anything like that. But this onahole lacks that. Actually ejaculating in this toy ends up being kind of disappointing.

So this ends up being a solid onahole, but not my favorite among Tomax's rich soft catalog. The Kokalo Rich Soft is still my favorite on that front.

This onahole immediately stands out from the rest of Ride's catalog and onaholes generally due to its twin stinger tunnel design, and I purchased it because of this alongside Ride's strong consistency in quality. When I used this onahole for the first time however, I felt underwhelmed. But, the actual true potential and my enjoyment of this onahole didn't show up until my second use. This is because this is an onahole that can be used in a variety of different ways, offering several new experiences for fans of soft onaholes.

This onahole is made from the same soft material as Ride's other onaholes, which feels lightweight, silky, and fluffy. The double stingers, due to the soft material, do not feel very textured or stimulating. Instead, they feel almost feel like entrances to different "chambers" which you enter, offering similar resistance to when you first enter a soft onahole.

Because the stingers stick out on only one side of the tunnel, the way you orient the onahole affects the stimulation. If you place the stingers on the underside, then you can feel the pleated sides more strongly. If you place the stingers on the upper side, there's a smoother, less stimulating experience.

However, my favorite way to use the onahole is to place the stingers on the underside, push out only some of the air of the tunnel for a slight suction effect, and, most importantly, fully pump in and out to the point where my Johnson almost pops out of the onahole. The space between the entrance and the first stinger of the tunnel acts like a chamber, which catches onto the head of my Johnson, to the point where I almost think I fully exited the onahole. This gives particular stimulation to the head and frenulum, and it provides an interesting stimulation for a soft onahole.

There are lots of different ways to enjoy the onahole, so it's worth giving this a few different tries before deciding to keep it or not.

Because of this, I would recommend this onahole to 1) fans of soft onaholes, 2) veterans who are seeking out new experiences, 3) people who want to own only one soft onahole as this can give different experiences if you ever get bored of it.

As a big soft onahole fan, I thought I'd give this one a go because I like Tamatoys and there were no reviews. My verdict? Meh.

By far the most prominent feeling from this toy comes from a protruding bulge on the underside of the tunnel about two inches into it. This underside bulge is actually so prominent that it almost feels like the entire toy was centered around it. Because the toy is so soft, this bulge doesn't end up having much texture to it, but instead feels like a mushy bump prodding up at you as you use the toy. This bulge ends up really worsening the product for these reasons:

First, because the toy is so soft, this underside bulge ends up being by far the most stimulating part which makes the rest of the tunnel's design pretty forgettable. Second, the bump sticks out so far that it ends up feeling like a speed bump that you hit against before entering fully into the toy, so there is no smooth in-and-out with this toy. Third, because the bump itself is so soft that any texture on it is negligible, it mostly feels like an indistinct pressure against the underside of your Johnson instead of giving it a nice, stimulating rubbing like with other toys.

On top of that, the toy itself is pretty lightweight, small, and with thin walls. A soft toy really excels with more meat on it so that it envelops you. This one just feels floppy.

If you like soft toys that specifically stimulate the underside of your Johnson (similar in sensation to toys with a single large bump or uterus), then this could be up your alley. I just think there's a lot better out there, especially from Tamatoys.

Despite the appearances of the internal design of the tunnel, this onahole is actually on the softer side and good for edging.

There's an addictive contrast between the softness of the material and the corners and edges jutting out from the tunnel to prod against your member. The tiny ridges throughout its internal tunnel also add additional stimulation while going in and out, and the jutting-out edges provide a sense of pushback and tension as you move past them while stroking. While some soft onaholes try to be cushiony and fluffy, this one has an interesting balance between being both comforting and stimulating.

I would recommend this onahole for 1) people who enjoy onaholes on the softer side and wish they could enjoy the more stimulating and hard onaholes (as this serves as a good middle-ground of those two things), and 2) people who enjoy medium-level hardness and stimulation for their onahole, but want to try give a softer onahole a try.

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.