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The Master Series Thrust Pounder is a thrusting vibrator with a second, flexible arm, so it moves and vibrates inside while the arm presses against the clitoris. The shaft drives its own strokes, which means you hold it in place and it keeps the pace, with no tired wrist. It's black silicone with an ergonomic handle, and it's rechargeable and waterproof according to XR.
The shaft extends and retracts by about a fifth of an inch, going from 4.8 to 5 inches of insertable length and from 8.3 to 8.5 inches overall. That's a short, quick stroke, more like a rhythmic pulse of pressure against the walls than a long in-and-out. Vibration runs at the same time. With 3 speeds and 7 patterns you can find a steady beat or something more varied. The shaft is 1.3 inches across at its widest, which is slim enough for most people to use comfortably.
The second arm is 2.25 inches long and 1.25 inches wide. Most people rest it on the clitoris; because it bends, it stays in contact as the shaft moves. XR also suggests it can be used for double penetration, with the arm inserted anally while the main shaft is inside the vagina. If you try that, use plenty of lube on both, go slowly and make sure the arm's angle feels comfortable before switching on.
Lube the shaft, insert it with the motor off and position the arm, then start on the lowest setting. Hold the handle loosely; gripping hard and pushing works against the thrusting. Try lying on your back with knees up, which makes the angle easy to adjust. A partner can hold the handle too, which leaves your hands free. If the thrusting feels too strong at first, try it with only the arm against the clitoris and the shaft resting just inside, then work deeper.
The Thrust Pounder suits people who like internal and clitoral stimulation together and want a toy that moves for them. Because the shaft is slim and the stroke short, it's approachable for those who are newer to thrusting toys. It's less suited to anyone who wants a long, deep stroke or a lot of girth; look through our thrusting dildos and vibrators guide for bigger options. If you prefer a classic rabbit with rotation or more choice of shapes, browse our rabbit vibrators.
XR describes it as waterproof and rechargeable, so it can come into the shower; it doesn't publish an IP rating, so we'd keep it out of a full bath. Use water-based lube only, since it's silicone. After play, wash it with warm water and toy cleaner, pat it dry and store it in a cool place, apart from other toys. Charge it before first use, and check the shaft and arm for any tears in the silicone now and then, especially at the joint where the arm meets the body.
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The Thrust Pounder's shaft extends from 4.8 to 5 inches insertable, so the stroke is short, about a fifth of an inch. It feels like rhythmic pulses of pressure combined with vibration, not long in-and-out strokes. That makes it gentler than a full-size thrusting machine.
Yes, the Thrust Pounder is a reasonable first thrusting vibrator because the shaft is only 1.3 inches wide and the stroke is short. Start with the motor off to position it, then use the lowest speed. Beginners should leave double penetration until they're comfortable with the toy.
Yes, XR says the Thrust Pounder's flexible arm can be inserted anally while the main shaft is used vaginally. The arm is 2.25 inches long and 1.25 inches wide. Use generous water-based lube on both, insert slowly and check the angle before turning it on.
Yes, XR lists the Thrust Pounder as waterproof, so it can be used in the shower. It doesn't give an IP rating, so we'd avoid full submersion in a bath. Water washes lube away quickly, so reapply as you go, and keep the toy on a low setting until you're steady on your feet.
Use water-based lube with the Thrust Pounder, which XR recommends for its silicone body. Silicone lube can degrade silicone over time. A thicker water-based lube stays put better on a thrusting shaft than a thin, runny one. Add a little to the clitoral arm as well.
Yes, the Thrust Pounder's ergonomic handle makes it easy for a partner to hold while the toy does the thrusting. They only need to keep it steady and position the arm. Agree beforehand on simple signals for faster, slower or stop.
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