Open-ended sleeves are easier to rinse and dry, and they fit any length. Closed-end strokers create more suction and a more enclosed feel, and many have a cap or vent to control it. Cleaning takes a little longer.
How much does the inner texture matter?
A lot. Ridges, nubs and chambers change the sensation completely, and tightness varies between models. TENGA is known for detailed internal structures, while realistic pocket pussies focus on a lifelike feel. Product photos often show a cross-section of the inside.
Are some strokers single-use?
Yes. Some cups and eggs are designed for one use or a few uses, which makes them easy to try without commitment. Reusable sleeves cost more up front but last much longer with good care. Each product page says which type it is.
Which lube should I use with a stroker?
Water-based, unless the manufacturer says otherwise. Silicone lube can damage many sleeve materials. Try our masturbation lubes, which are made with sleeves in mind.
How do I keep a sleeve in good shape?
Rinse it after each use, wash with a toy cleaner, and let it air-dry completely before closing the case. Some brands sell a renewing powder that keeps sleeve material soft. Store it away from other toys and out of direct sun.
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