My First Go With One of Those Things
Alright, so I’d been hearing about these Fleshlight things for a while. Curiosity got the better of me, you know how it is. Decided to just order one and see what the fuss was all about. Seemed like a practical enough gadget, maybe something different.
When the box arrived, it was pretty discreet, which was good. Pulled it out. Heavier than I expected, felt sturdy, like a proper piece of kit, not some flimsy junk. The outer case felt solid plastic, and you could see the soft sleeve part inside. First impression? Okay, this looks serious.
Getting Started – The Setup
First thing I figured is you can’t just go at it dry. That seemed obvious. The instructions, yeah, I glanced at ’em, basically said use plenty of lube. Water-based stuff. Got that sorted.
Some folks talk about warming these things up. Seemed like a bit of a hassle, honestly. I just ran the inner sleeve under some warm tap water for a minute. Squeezed it out gently, didn’t want to damage it. Dried the outside. Good enough for a first try, I thought.
The Actual Experience
So, lube applied. Generously. Inside the sleeve, and, well, you know. The initial feeling was… interesting. Different. It’s soft, textured inside. Not like a real person, obviously, don’t be daft, but it wasn’t bad. The suction effect people talk about? Yeah, that’s definitely a thing. You can control it a bit by how tight you hold the end cap.
- Found a rhythm that worked.
- The texture inside provided the main sensation.
- It did the job, no complaints there.
Took a bit of getting used to, holding the heavy case and all. But once I got the angle right, it was straightforward. Did it deliver? Yeah, I’d say so. It’s a tool, it does what it’s designed for.
Clean Up and Final Thoughts
Cleaning is important, don’t skip this. Had to take the sleeve out of the hard case. Rinsed it thoroughly with warm water. Some folks use special toy cleaner, I just used mild soap and rinsed it really, really well. Made sure it was completely dry before putting it away. Left it out to air dry for a bit. You don’t want mold growing in there, that sounds nasty.
So, overall? It’s a decent enough device. Well-made. Does what it says on the tin. Is it mind-blowing? Nah, manage your expectations. It’s a solo tool. But for what it is, it works fine. Solid construction, feels like it’ll last if you look after it. Practical piece of equipment if you’re in the market for that sort of thing.
