Masturbators
Male masturbators: textured cups, pocket sleeves, torsos and automatic models with thrusting or suction. 149 products, each listed with its material, size and charging method. Hip, mouth and torso shapes are all here, plus heated models and models that play voice sounds.
149 products
The simplest masturbators are textured sleeves that you move by hand. The shop has 13 textured masturbators, 13 hip-shaped ones, 8 mouth-shaped ones and 8 torsos. A torso is heavier and sits on a surface, so it feels more stable than a handheld cup.
Automatic masturbators do the movement for you. Nine are listed simply as automatic masturbators, and others combine suction (26 products), thrusting (18), rotation (10), heating (9), a licking tongue (8) or voice sounds (12), so check the function list before you choose.
Most sleeves are TPR (61 products) or TPE in an ABS case (24). TPR and TPE are soft and slightly porous, so wash them thoroughly, dry them fully and use water-based lubricant. Of all the masturbators, 55 charge over USB, 29 of them with a magnetic cable, and 4 are rated IPX7 for use in water.
FAQ
What is the difference between a manual and an automatic masturbator?
A manual masturbator is a sleeve or cup that you move yourself. An automatic one has a motor that thrusts, sucks or rotates for you. Automatic models need charging or batteries and have more parts to keep dry, so they take a little more care to clean and store.
How do I clean a masturbator?
Rinse the sleeve inside and out with warm water and mild soap or toy cleaner straight after use. TPR and TPE are soft and slightly porous, so dry them fully with a clean cloth and let them air dry. Keep motor parts away from water unless the listing says IPX7.
Which lubricant works with a TPE or TPR masturbator?
Use a water-based lubricant. Silicone-based lubricant and oils can damage TPE and TPR and leave them sticky or break them down over time. Rinse the lubricant off the sleeve after every use, then dry it, and keep it away from heat and direct sunlight.
Are automatic masturbators loud?
They make some noise, as every motorised toy does. Thrusting and rotating models are usually louder than ones that only vibrate, because the moving mechanism adds its own sound. If quiet matters most, choose a manual sleeve: it has no motor at all.
