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Open the Tenga Egg Shiny II and the pattern on the shell tells you what's inside: lines bursting out from the centre like a sun. This compact male masturbator has a sun-ray interior of ribs radiating along the sleeve, giving a sharper, more directional feel than the soft bumps of some other Eggs. It's part of Tenga's updated Hard Boiled II line, and like all Eggs it's a stretchy one-session sleeve with lube included.
The ribs fan outward from the centre, so as you stroke, their edges pass across you at an angle rather than straight on. Tenga describes the effect as a swirl. It's firm and noticeable without being rough. Compared with the original Tenga Egg Shiny, the II's ribs are part of the newer Hard Boiled II moulding, which aims for more defined edges.
Peel off the wrapping and open the shell. Inside you'll find the sleeve and a 5 ml sachet of Tenga's Egg Lotion. Pour the lube into the sleeve and spread a little around the opening. Stretch the opening with your fingers, then roll the sleeve on from the base. Hold it by the thicker lower part while you use it; pulling on the thin top can split it. Afterwards, tuck it back into the shell and dispose of it.
The closed egg is small, around 52 × 52 × 67 mm and 53 g, but the TPE sleeve is described as super-elastic and fits most sizes. The main thing is technique: more lube and a slower roll-on make the fit far more comfortable than forcing it.
Slow, full-length strokes let you feel each radiating rib pass by, while quicker, shorter strokes blur them into a buzzier sensation. Try both before settling on one. Giving the Egg a gentle quarter-turn as you move changes the angle the ribs cross you at, which is where the swirl Tenga describes really shows. Squeezing the sleeve in your fist pushes the texture closer for a stronger feel; a loose grip softens it.
The Shiny II is a good first stroker for anyone curious but not ready to spend on a reusable toy. It's also handy for travel, since it weighs almost nothing and leaves nothing to clean. And because the shell looks like a plain white egg, it doesn't draw attention in a bag or a bedside drawer. If you prefer gentler, softer textures, one of the smoother Eggs may suit you more than the Shiny II's defined ribs. If you already own Eggs and want to compare, the Hard Boiled II six-pack puts the Shiny II alongside the rest of the series.
Five millilitres is enough for a short session, but Eggs are far more comfortable when they're well lubricated. Keep a bottle of Tenga Egg Lotion or another water-based lube nearby; don't use silicone lube with the TPE sleeve. Store unopened Eggs in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.
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Helpful answers about Tenga Egg Shiny II.
Both use a sun-ray pattern of radiating ribs. The Shiny II belongs to Tenga's updated Hard Boiled II series, with a reworked mould aiming for more defined edges. If you liked the original, the II is the natural one to try next.
Yes. It's small, simple, comes with lube, and leaves nothing to clean. The texture is noticeable but not harsh, so it's a fair test of whether you enjoy textured sleeves before buying a reusable one.
Yes, each Shiny II has a 5 ml sachet of Tenga Egg Lotion inside the shell. Many people add a little more, as the sleeve grips strongly when it starts to dry.
Tenga makes it for one use. The thin sleeve is hard to clean and dry properly and is more likely to tear on a second go. If you want a stroker to keep, choose a reusable model.
Yes, retailers list it as waterproof, and there are no electronics. Water washes the lube away, though, so add extra and keep the Egg Lotion within reach.
Use plenty of lube, stretch the opening gently with your fingers before rolling it on, and hold it by the thicker base. Pulling on the thin closed end is what usually causes splits.
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