Male Masturbators

By type

The first decision is which form fits how you want to use it. Each type below is its own category on the site, and the overview here is enough to start narrowing down which one suits you.

Onahole (Japanese multi-channel)

A Japanese-style stroker built around multiple openings: most have two or three separate entrances such as mouth, vaginal, and anal, each with its own internal texture. You power it by hand and switch openings to change sensation without swapping toys. It is the most detailed, realism-leaning form in the range. If texture variety in one body appeals to you, start with the onahole collection.

Pocket pussy (classic sleeve)

The classic male masturbator: a soft, textured sleeve inside a discreet outer case, often shaped like a torch or can. A single realistic canal delivers the core experience with minimal fuss, which is why it is the default first buy for most men. Compact, quiet, and simple to clean. If you want the most familiar, no-learning-curve option, the pocket pussy range is the place to begin.

Masturbation cup / egg

A palm-sized stroker, usually egg- or cup-shaped, that trades a full casing for maximum discreteness. Many are manual and low-cost, while others pack vibration or suction into the same tiny body. The compact form travels easily and hides in a drawer. Pick this form when you want to sample different textures with a small outlay, or need something that disappears into a bag.

Flashlight masturbator

A stroker housed in a casing shaped like a flashlight, so the outer shell reads as a harmless everyday object. Inside is a standard textured sleeve. The appeal is privacy in plain sight: on a shelf it looks like a torch, not a toy. If discretion in storage is a priority for you, the flashlight form is designed around exactly that.

Dual-end masturbator

A single body with a different opening at each end, such as oral at one end and vaginal at the other, so you flip it over to switch sensations. Some dual-end models add vibration or voice. It delivers two distinct feels without owning two toys, at the cost of a slightly longer body. Choose it when you want variety but prefer one piece of gear.

Penis enlargement pump

The one member of this category that is not a stroker. A pump uses a clear cylinder and a manual vacuum trigger to draw blood flow for size and performance support, with a measured scale for tracking. It is about training and enhancement rather than simulating a partner. If that is your goal, it sits under this category but works on a different principle.

By mechanism

How much the toy does for you is the second big choice, and it cuts across every type.

Manual

You provide the motion, which means you control pace, depth, and pressure exactly. Manual strokers have no motor, so they are quiet, need no charging, and are the most affordable. The trade-off is effort: you do the work. This is the right starting point for most first-timers and anyone who prefers to set their own rhythm.

Automatic (motorised)

A motor does the stroking, usually with rotating or reciprocating parts, and often adds suction and vibration. Most run on rechargeable batteries with several speed settings. The payoff is hands-free play and a faster, more intense finish; the cost is more noise, a higher price, and a charging routine. If you want the toy to do the work, choose automatic.

Vibrating and blowjob simulation

Some strokers add vibration on top of texture, while others focus on suction to mimic oral sex. Vibration adds a buzzing layer of sensation that some men love and others find distracting, so it is a matter of taste. Suction-based blowjob simulators aim for a more specific feel. Both are usually rechargeable and sit between manual and fully automatic in price.

By material

Material decides how the toy feels, how long it lasts, and how much care it needs. Nearly every stroker in this range uses one of two soft materials.

TPE (thermoplastic elastomer)

The most common stroker material because it is soft, stretchy, and warms to your skin quickly. It is porous, which means it must be washed and fully air-dried after every use to stay hygienic, and it pairs with water-based lubricant only. With that routine, a TPE stroker stays in good shape for many months. It is the value pick for a soft, realistic feel.

Silicone

A smaller but growing share of strokers use silicone. It is non-porous and much easier to sanitise than TPE, so it lasts longer and needs less fuss. The trade-off is that it feels slightly firmer and costs a little more. Choose silicone if durability and low-maintenance hygiene matter more to you than the softest possible feel.

Before use

Warm the toy first. Running warm water through a TPE sleeve or onahole for a minute softens the material and makes it feel closer to skin, and some users soak the insert in warm water for a few minutes for the same effect. Then reach for water-based lubricant. It is the only safe choice for TPE and silicone inserts, because silicone-based and oil-based lubes can break down the surface and, on porous TPE, trap bacteria. Apply a few drops inside the opening and a light coat on yourself, and add more mid-session whenever friction increases. If you have an automatic or vibrating model, charge it fully before first use so it does not cut out partway through. Check whether the toy is waterproof before rinsing or submerging it: some models are fully washable, while others should be wiped rather than run under a tap.

During use

With a manual stroker, you set the pace, so use that control deliberately. A tighter grip on the case increases pressure, and loosening it reduces it, which lets you tune intensity on the fly. Squeeze gently and find the rhythm that builds rather than rushing to a finish. On a dual-end model, flip the toy over to switch openings. On a multi-opening onahole, reposition the body and add a little fresh lubricant to the new entrance before continuing, because each channel has its own tightness and going in dry is the fastest way to turn the session unpleasant. With an automatic masturbator, start on the lowest speed and work up: the top setting straight away can feel overwhelming or numbing. If you are using the toy for stamina training, try the start-stop method. Go until you feel close, pause for twenty to thirty seconds, then resume. Repeated over a few sessions, this measurably improves your control.

Cleaning and storage

Clean it right after use, before anything dries inside. Remove the soft insert from its shell where the design allows, then rinse both with warm water to flush out residue. Wash the insert with mild soap or a dedicated toy cleaner and rinse again so no soap remains. Never use alcohol, bleach, or harsh detergents, which degrade TPE. Drying is the step that decides how long the toy lasts: leave every opening and channel open to air-dry completely before storing, because trapped moisture is what causes odour and mould. On a multi-opening toy, dry each entrance, not just the one you used. Once fully dry, dust the TPE surface lightly with renewal powder to keep it soft and non-tacky. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and keep toys separated so different materials do not react against each other.