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The Jock Power Rod is a thrusting dildo mounted on a sculpted silicone pelvis, so you sit or kneel over it and let the motor do the moving. The shaft drives up and down at three speeds and vibrates in ten modes, all from a wireless remote. With a 4.9-pound base that includes balls and a textured perineum, it behaves more like a compact ride-on than a handheld toy.

How the thrusting and vibration work

The thrust travel is modest: XR lists the insertable length as 7.3 to 7.6 inches, which means the shaft moves through roughly a third of an inch as it rises and falls. You get a steady, rhythmic push rather than long strokes, and you control the depth by how low you sit. Vibration runs inside the shaft at the same time or on its own, with steady speeds and pulsing patterns. One remote covers both, so you can change the pace without leaning down to the base.

Setting it up

Charge it fully by USB before the first session, as XR advises. Place the pelvis on a firm, flat surface: a hard floor, a sturdy bed or a tiled shower floor all work, and XR says the flat silicone underside grips well. The weight keeps it still even at the fastest thrust setting. Lube the shaft generously, lower yourself slowly and start on the lowest speed. A cushion under your knees helps if you're riding on the floor. Lay a towel underneath on fabric surfaces, since lube runs down the shaft onto the base as it moves.

Size and feel

The shaft is 1.7 inches wide, which is average girth, with hand-painted veins and a realistic head. The 7-plus inches of insertable length is long, but because you're on top you decide how much to take. The silicone is firm with some give, and the sculpted balls and perineum press against you when you sit fully down.

Good fit or not?

It suits anyone who likes riding and wants thrusting without a partner or a large machine, and people with limited wrist strength who find handheld thrusting toys tiring. It's a poor fit if you want to use it lying back, since it's designed to sit under you, or if you need long, deep strokes; for those, a full sex machine gives far more travel. At almost five pounds it's also not a travel toy. If you like the idea but want a fantasy shape, the Hell Wolf thrusting dildo is another XR option.

Water, lube and cleaning

XR lists the Power Rod as fully submersible, which makes washing the base straightforward and means it can come into the shower. Use water-based lube only; silicone lube can damage the silicone surface. Clean it before and after every session using warm water and a toy cleaner, towel it dry and keep it out of direct sunlight, apart from other toys.

Specifications

  • Brand: XR, Jock line
  • Material: silicone and ABS plastic, phthalate-free, latex-free
  • Thrusting: 3 speeds; vibration: 10 modes
  • Remote: wireless, controls thrust and vibration
  • Insertable length: 7.3 to 7.6 in; insertable width: 1.7 in
  • Base: 6.9 in long, 8.4 in wide; total height 9.4 in
  • Weight: 4.9 lb
  • Power: USB rechargeable
  • Water: fully submersible
  • Lube: water-based only
  • Colour: flesh

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Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about Jock Power Rod Thrusting Vibrating Dildo with Remote.

How far does the Jock Power Rod thrusting dildo move?

The Jock Power Rod moves only a short distance: XR lists its insertable length as 7.3 to 7.6 inches, so each thrust travels about a third of an inch. That gives a quick, pulsing push rather than long strokes. Sit lower or higher on the shaft to change where you feel it most.

Can you use the Power Rod hands-free?

Yes, the Power Rod is built for hands-free use: the weighted pelvis base sits on the floor or bed while you ride it, and the wireless remote changes thrust speed and vibration. Keep the remote within reach on the floor beside you. A firm surface keeps the base steadier than a soft mattress.

Is the Jock Power Rod waterproof?

Yes, XR lists the Jock Power Rod as fully submersible, so you can wash the whole base under water and use it in the shower. Water rinses lube away quickly, so reapply water-based lube often. Make sure the charging point is dry before you plug in the USB cable.

What lube should you use with the Power Rod?

Use only water-based lube with the Power Rod, as XR specifies; silicone lube can wear down the silicone shaft. Because it thrusts, it needs more lube than a static dildo. Choose a thicker water-based gel, which lasts longer on a moving shaft than a thin liquid, and keep the bottle nearby.

Is the Jock Power Rod good for beginners?

The Jock Power Rod suits beginners who like riding, because you control the depth by how far you sit down. Its 1.7-inch width is average. The long insertable length and thrusting motion can feel intense, so start on the slowest thrust setting with vibration off, then add vibration later.

How heavy is the Power Rod and how big is the base?

The Power Rod weighs 4.9 pounds, and its pelvis base measures 6.9 inches long and 8.4 inches wide, with a total height of 9.4 inches. That weight keeps it stable while thrusting. It needs a drawer or shelf with some depth for storage, and it isn't practical for travel.

Jock Power Rod or a sex machine: which do you need?

Choose the Jock Power Rod if you want compact, ride-on thrusting with built-in vibration and a realistic pelvis. A sex machine suits people who want long, deep strokes, adjustable angles and use while lying back. The Power Rod is smaller, quieter to set up and easier to store.

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