Fleshlight Go Surge Review

Design

The Go Surge is basically just a regular Fleshlight, but, like, an inch and a half shorter. It kinda looks like a tiny version of the normal one. Pretty cool, I guess. Still has all the usual stuff, adjustable suction, hard plastic case, whatever. The opening is just a standard vagina, not based on anyone specific, so, yeah. Just, you know, basic female anatomy. The sleeve comes out for cleaning, which is nice, but if you lose the plastic retaining ring, it won’t sit right in the case. So maybe don’t do that.

Uh, as for the texture, it’s pretty straightforward. Starts with a bunch of crosshatched lines, then in the middle, it opens up a little with some bigger bead things, then goes back to the crosshatched lines. Nothing too fancy. It just, you know, works.

Experience

So, I got it all set up with the little lube packet they included. When I finally got in there, I was kinda surprised. The texture blended together really well, and it wasn’t as insanely tight as I thought it’d be. Not saying it’s not intense, because it definitely is. But it’s not, like, aggressively textured or anything. It’s more about how everything works together to give you this, uh, really balanced sensation. Probably good for stamina training or whatever.

Even the part with the bigger beads just kinda flows right into the crosshatched lines, so nothing feels out of place. And since it’s smaller, I didn’t have to, like, struggle to hit the right spots. It just worked. So, yeah. I’d recommend it, I guess.

Quality

The quality is, like, really solid. Not surprising or anything. I’ve never gotten anything from them that felt cheap or defective, so, yeah. They know what they’re doing.

Price

It’s a solid, travel-sized toy that runs about $50-$60. If you’re browsing for your first sex toy, honestly, I’d probably just save up a little more and get a full-sized Fleshlight. But if you want something more discreet or just feel like trying something different, this one gets the job done.