TheBigNasty

The Interesting:
This thing is soft in a way that I've never felt before. It is the only onahole I've had come double bagged in the packaging. It feels as though it'd fall through your fingers when holding it. Also its ability to compress and close almost entirely causes water/lube to rocket out if not careful.

The Good:
I always thought I'd be a firm fan, silicone blew me away the first time I used it. However, after a couple other soft ones this toy finally convinced me soft can be better depending on implementation.

The real nuance this toy taught me is that stimulation isn't necessarily dependent on intensity. A frim toy that really grips you relies on pressure for the pleasure, which I can appreciate. This toy use its bumps paired with the softness to massage you.

When moving at a steady pace you feel a fairly uniform tingle slide along all 4 sides with the bumps especially massaging the head. Counterintuitively the sensation being gentler makes it more enjoyable. Just the entire softness in your hand, softness on contact with your body, and softness on the rod are all pleasantly combined to be very relaxing.

I guess an analogy for this toy is to imagine someone massaging your scalp. They could massage your head with all their might, which would probably not be very good despite the intensity. They could use their hands at a medium/light strength, some would like that most. However, they could use one of those metal whisk things and go slow to give your head tingles, some love that most.

This toy is more akin to a metal whisk approach with pleasure tingles (not tickle tingles to be clear). Strong pressure and intensity aren't need for decent stimulation if engineered just right.

The Bad:
The packaging describes the onahole being for long sessions. It also warns that it is very delicate and to take care when washing and to use plenty of lube.

Durability will be a massive concern, it chaffed ever so slightly on the outside where my fingers were gripping it on the first use. Nature of the beast as it were.

The Interesting:
The material is hard enough to be silicone. Not like a car tire, but I am confident I could break a window if I tossed it with all my strength. It is easily the hardest toy I have by far yet I have two others with "hard" in their name. Not to mention some of the other firmer ones.

The Good:
The firmness paired with the tighter opening and the two main bumps provides very good stimulation. At the right angle it catches the back and bottom of the head just right and really feels super nice!

The Bad:
1. The firmness prevents the toy from compressing too much resulting in smaller guys missing out on the tight tunnel in the back. With a bit of crushing I got to use it some and it was nice, but that effort isn't enjoyable long term.

2. The inner texture paired with the firmness resulted in me really only feeling the big bumps and the occasional slap against the hole for the back tunnel. The sides of my rod got next to nothing aside from what the main entry hole gave them. This reduced the intensity quite a bit.

3. Even with plenty of lube and lasting less than 6 minutes I still felt slightly sore after, particularly in a line along the top and bottom where those two bumps dug in and worked their magic.

Overall:
This is really intense stimulation hyper-focused on the tallest parts of the big bumps. It is good, very good even, on the head. However, being left slightly sore and the rest of my rod being mostly ignored cost a star.

I have much softer toys with textures that enveloped and stimulated more intensely as a whole.

This is my first Maccos Japan toy and I am thoroughly impressed.

The Good:
1. The material is soft exactly how I'd want my future soft toys toys to be. A bit firmer than the soft toys from ToysHeart. It gives a very pleasant sensation that is very easy to feel and can be very stimulating. At the same time the softness gives the impression that despite such intensity, you could go for as long as you wanted and not end up sore after.

2. The amazing inner texture as you can see is quite busy, but paired with the softness is a perfect blend of relaxing and stimulating. The uterus/cervix adds a nice and subtle pop too.

3. At ~2lbs/~900g this toy is right were I like it too. It's heavy enough to add to the sensation and gives a nice mini torso look, but still light enough to be easy to handle. Honestly, due to the weight it is about as soft as it can be before getting unwieldy. Very well balanced materials and size.

The Bad:
Personal preferences will reign supreme here. If you don't like soft, then you may not like it. Also at $55 it is on the site's more expensive half (it is ~2lbs though). The cervix could be tighter too.

Overall:
If it breaks or I damage it, I'll buy a new one as long as they are made. What higher compliment is there than that?

The 5 star rating is a bit of a dilemma. For me it is closer to 4.5 stars due to its gentle nature (the fold spiral soft is similar material but way more stimulating). However, the toy isn't designed to be very stimulating. Removing a star over something being as advertised seems unfair.

The toy is very soft and feels nice just to hold. While in use stimulation is focused along the points of the alternating triangles. There is a burst of stimulation on every down stroke from the texture in the back part hitting the tip.

Because of that you can choose to move the toy in a way to rapidly stimulate the tip or glans.

Overall moving it up and down at a steady pace feels really good. The material is clingy, silky soft, and pairs well with the designed stimulation focus points.

This toy is great for a calm and relaxing experience you can pace as you like.

I'm just not entirely sure how much I like "calm and relaxing" compared to what else is out there, I've only tried 2 other so far. Regardless of comparisons, I definitely look forward to using this toy again and again.

Information:
This is 1 of 4 in the Longitudinal Fold Spiral set.
1. Longitudinal Fold Spiral Soft
2. Longitudinal Fold Spiral (not here)
3. Longitudinal Fold Spiral PLUS
4. Longitudinal Fold Spiral SUPER HARD (not here)

Review:
This toy in juxtaposition to the soft version is a series of give and takes, heavier on the take side.

-Give: The bar running along the bottom (or any side you choose it to be) adds very good stimulation. It was the highlight of the toy! However, it does interrupt the already great spiral pattern. It is worth that overall.

-Neutral: The material is firmer, while adding more direct stimulation it loses some of the clingy suction. I'm going to rate that as a mostly even trade.

-Take: This cost the toy a star sadly, but it is only half spiral. The spiral is amazing, the soft version is all spiral and it is 5 stars to me. However, just like the medium firmness standard, the plus switches to a pattern of 4 straight bars in the 2nd half. It REALLY causes the stimulation to mute suddenly. It is by no means bad, but it will leave you craving the better spiral. Overall it is a bit less stimulating than the soft, which is unusual from what I understand.