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The Arcwave Pow is a manual male stroker with one clever extra: a small air valve on the case that you cover with a finger to make the sleeve grip and pull. Uncover it and the suction lets go. There's no motor, no battery and no app, so it's completely silent and ready the moment you are. It suits anyone who likes to control every stroke, and anyone who has found automatic toys too noisy or too mechanical.
As you stroke, air moves in and out of the sealed case. With the valve open, the CleanTech silicone sleeve moves freely. Put your fingertip over the valve and the air can't escape, so the sleeve squeezes in and drags on the outstroke. Half-cover it and you get something in between. Because you change it with a finger mid-stroke, you can tease with light suction and then close it fully, all without stopping.
Arcwave's CleanTech silicone is a dense, smooth silicone rather than the soft, porous TPE used in many sleeves. It's stretchy enough for a wide range of sizes and has a gentle internal texture. Around it is a hard ABS case about 7 cm wide and 18 cm long, so there's something firm to hold. The case is open at each end and closes with removable lids. That makes cleaning and drying far easier than with a closed sleeve, because water can run straight through.
Use a generous amount of water-based lube inside the sleeve and on yourself; silicone sleeves need more than you'd guess. Start with the valve open to get used to the feel, then try covering it for a few strokes at a time. Slow, full-length strokes make the suction most noticeable. Holding the case near the valve end lets the same hand grip and cover the valve, so your other hand stays free. If the grip gets too strong, just lift your finger. Warming the sleeve under the hot tap for a minute first (dried off and lubed again) makes the first contact more comfortable.
Arcwave's Ion is a motorised, rechargeable toy built around Pleasure Air pulses. The Pow is the opposite approach: you supply the motion, the valve supplies the grip. It's silent and needs no charging, but it isn't hands-free. Our male masturbator guide compares manual and automatic strokers in more detail.
Take the lids off, slide the sleeve out, rinse it inside and out with warm water and a mild soap or toy cleaner, and shake out the water. The inner sleeve has a spiral design that Arcwave says helps it dry quickly. Leave all the parts apart until fully dry, then reassemble. Store it with the lids on so dust stays out of the sleeve, and keep it away from other silicone toys and direct sunlight. The Pow is waterproof, so it can also be rinsed with the sleeve still inside.
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Helpful answers about Arcwave Pow — Warming Male Masturbator | Automatic Stroker.
Neither. It's a manual stroker with no motor and no heating element. All the suction comes from the air valve on the case, which you cover and uncover with a finger while you stroke. That's why it's silent and never needs charging.
Cover the valve fully for the strongest grip, partly for a lighter pull, or leave it open for a free-moving sleeve. Most people find slow strokes with the valve covered give the most noticeable effect.
Use a water-based lube. Silicone lube can react with silicone sleeves over time and is also much harder to rinse out of the case. Our masturbation lubes include thicker water-based formulas that last longer in a stroker.
The CleanTech silicone sleeve stretches to fit a wide range of sizes, and because both ends are open, length isn't a limit. If you're very girthy, use extra lube and warm the sleeve first so it stretches more easily.
Easier than most manual strokers. The lids come off and the case is open at both ends, so water flows straight through the sleeve. Rinse, shake out, then leave the parts separate to dry completely before you put it back together.
Only the colour. The blue Pow has the same sleeve, case and valve. Black is the lower-key option if it's going to sit on a shelf or in a shared bathroom cabinet.
Yes, Arcwave lists it as waterproof. Keep in mind that shower water rinses lube away quickly, so reapply more often or use a thicker water-based gel.
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