Thursday, November 19, 2009

Tenga Flip Hole – Review and analysis

Tenga Flip Hole comes from Japan, the country where rabbit vibrators originated. This male masturbator is believed to do for men, what the rabbit vibrator did for women. Resembling a smart and sleek mobile phone or electronic gadget, Tenga Flip Hole is reported to look as good as it feels.

Design and looks

In the looks department, there is nothing amiss with the Tenga Flip Hole and most men would 'flip out' looking at its sleek white casing. It is also discreet looking and won’t raise any suspicion if found in any bachelor's pad or married man's bedside drawer.

Working and efficiency

The Tenga Flip Hole features a silicone sleeve that is intricately designed with nubs, nodules, ridges and bumps all strategically placed, so that your experience feels as real as possible. This masturbation toy has 3 functions namely, massaging the head of the penis, sucking the bottom of the penis and vibrating which it does with the help of 3 buttons. The working and efficiency of the Tenga Flip Hole is further increased with the help of 3 different lubricants provided with the toy.

Pricing and value for money

Unlike all Tenga toys, this masturbation toy is re-usable and so provides value for money. The Flip Hole is the first recyclable male masturbator from Tenga, which makes it an ideal purchase for men who look for a long term investment rather than a one-time purchase.

Other features

Some features that are not related to the working and efficiency of this male masturbator but are still important are mentioned below:

• It has a vacuum pump that adds pressure and provides stimulation

• It features a Quattro wave; this leads to an out of the world experience

• The Tenga Flip Hole comes with a lip flap that tightens around the penis when in use, providing an intense, tight and snug fit for extreme stimulation

• It is big and can accommodate all penis sizes

• Owing to its flip open design, it is very easy to clean

• It is smart and savvy and is a discreet travelling companion

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