They also make disposable masturbation cups starting at $8 that offer cool features like vacuum control and a self-lubricating opening. Their disposable egg-shaped strokers start as low as $7, and you can get a few uses out of each one if you rinse it thoroughly in between. If you’ve got a penis, they probably make something you’d dig, at a price point you can handle. Tenga is a company known mostly for their masturbators. If a seasoned stroker critic thought this was the cream of the crop (or the cream of the… cock?), surely its makers were doing something right. This stroker has upwards of 2,000 five-star reviews on Amazon, which is already pretty impressive, but I became the most intrigued by the Flip Zero EV when I saw that it had earned a rare 10-out-of-10 rating from Dave at The Big Gay Review, a long-running sex toy review blog for people with penises. But reviewers are so rabidly complimentary of the Tenga Flip Zero EV that it’s hard not to be curious. If you’ve ever picked up a $10 “ pocket pussy” at a sex shop for an impromptu self-love sesh, it might seem outlandish to spend $180 on a product from the same category - especially if your hand alone does the job perfectly well.
