Dorcel Discreet Box Review. A box to store your things.

Design

The Dorcell - Discreet box is a smaller, secure adult toy storage bag that is suitable for smaller toy collections or for weekend / travel use. Externally its all very discreet - as the product name implies - with a simple black polyester exterior, bi-directional zips and a hard plastic combination lock. Lacking any sort of branding or inclination of what may be inside. Its simple to the point of being kind-of boring - but I guess that is the point.

On the inside however we have pops of colour - in this case its a hot pink on both the netting to the top section as well as the elastic staps in the lower. Additional colours including a deep green and a gold are available, however at the time of order only the pink could be purchased. The pink isn't something that offends me but there are other options if you prefer something a little more masculine.

Internally we have a rather small storage space measuring 27mm x 16mm x 76.2mm. If you have a large collection of toys this is clearly not going to be something that is used on a day to day basis. But it is enough to store a weekends worth of toys including larger items like the Lelo F1sV3.

Technical details:

• 27mm x 16mm x 76.2mm

• Polyester and cotton exterior with metal zip tags

• Hard plastic combination lock (combination can be changed)

Interior of the Dorcel Discreet Box

Interior of the Dorcel Discreet Box with toys.

Experience

While initially disappointed with the overall size, it did surprise me with what I was actually able to fit inside. In testing I found that I could fit a Lovense F1sV3, Fleshlight Quickshot, Fun Factory Manta, Lovense Gush 2 and a Lanmeier Poison, in addition to all charging cables and several sashets of lube. There was even a little bit of space to spare for several cock rings - which wasn't too bad at all and is in reality plenty for a weekend away.

Stacked!

Materials and care

The external material felt soft and smooth to the touch, with an overall premium feel. Externally there was no pulling of the zips and all stitching held well and have no concerns with this becoming damaged through use.

The combination lock did however feel a little cheap with a couple of small scratches on the outside visible after opening. It just feels a little plasticky - but is otherwise secure offering a customisable three digit combination. Its not going to stop someone opening the bag with a knife, but its enough to keep prying eyes out.

Detail shot of the combination lock - note the scratches under the 6.

Packaging

What was the unboxing experience like?

The packaging is overall rather nice which echoes the premium feel of the storage bag. the exterior is made of a thinner cardboard with the front of the box illustrating the product and the rear including a detailed description of the interior on the rear. On the sides of the box there are bright pink panels that match the interior fabric. On the inside of the box the bag was wrapped with a thin plastic and water absorbs ant sachet which were promptly discarded.

Its simple, to the point and does a decent job of illustrating the product. No complaints here.

Face of the Discrete box.

Rear of the Discreet Box

Price -Was it worth it?

Overall I'm not sure, coming in at around $50 AUD it is actually quite pricy for what is a pretty basic storage box. Yes it feels nice and it includes a combination lock. But at the end of the day its a polyester bag with some pink detailing and in my opinion it is overpriced for what it is. There are much cheaper options available out there.

But, if you dig the colour pink and need something small then its still a decent enough purchase.