Arcwave Ion Penis Stroker

I find stroking with it does give me a sort of sucking, almost blowjob-esque sensation along the bottom of my shaft, frenulum included, because there *is* a slight suction created by the air pulses. It's given me some pretty good orgasms thus far, and it's likely how I'll be using this toy for the duration that I have it, though I'll certainly continue to experiment and play around with it. All-in-all, the Arcwave Ion a decent toy that is very obviously the first of its kind, and it has some growth to do before it can rank at the top of my list. I'm on the fence about whether I would recommend it to others; I don't wholly endorse it, but I also don't think it's total trash unworthy of purchasing.

Cock stimulators and masturbators are the future - the male equivalent to the vibrator (a dildo being the equivalent of a Stroker). The issue is that these "sex tech" toys (such as the Lelo F1, Arcwave Ion, and Hot Octopuss Pulse) are still in their infancy. That doesn't mean they don't feel good, because they do, and they do truly provide something your girlfriend cannot. In my experience, however, you generally will not get the same value per dollar spent as other items on the list.

However the sleeve is again made of TPE and it's not like I can replace the sleeve with another so once the sleeve mold or something I won't be able to use a 140£ toy. Not acceptable.

The very final one I'll recommend is [the Arcwave If you've ever heard of Womanizer toys, the Arcwave is basically that but for penises. It was released last year and man is it good. It's a masturbator made of silicone and it has air pleasure tech built into it.

After giving the [Arcwave Ion a try, we wrote a to talk about the pros and cons of this innovative, basically hands-free male masturbator. It works by stimulating the frenulum, the super-sensitive area of your member where the foreskin meets the underside of your penis.