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TENGA Bobble Magic Marbles is a fairly decent stroker, does the job. I believe this stroker is for the ones that want to try something different from the usual strokers and like mixing it up. It is a contemporary take on the usual industry standard male strokers and can be a good colorful addition to your collection. Perfect toy to try and experiment with new strokes.

The Tenga GEO is a toy capable of various intensities, whether you like it fast and intense or slow and mild, this toy can make it happen. It’s incredibly easy to use, and has simple care instructions. The ability to turn it inside out is fantastic, and makes an often-times annoying aspect of using a toy, a very easy process. The intensity only gets so intense due to its lack of variation in the texture. The elastomer feels nice, looks great, and can actually stretch a fair bit, up to ~6.6 inches as stated by Tenga. There are three different styles, each with different intensities, this specific design is meant to be more intense. If you’re someone who is looking for a fun, quality, and affordable toy then I definitely recommend the Tenga GEO.

I've had SVibe's Snail Gizi in my collection for over a year and was surprised to see it, and Snail Curve, trending on TikTok. It's a unique design that "unrolls" to stimulate both the g-spot and clitoris of any vulva haver, even when other dual stimulators/rabbit style vibes don't. I personally prefer Gizi over Curve because of the bulbous insertable end, whereas the Curve doesn't quite have the same insertable shape. Gizi has a less powerful version, the Gizi Lite which may be a better fit for those who don't want/need as much power, but the Lite is also lacking some of the features as Gizi. I think Gizi is a good option for those who like mid-to-high range power, dual stimulation, non-phallic designs, and want a hands-free option.

The Boundless Vulva by CalExotics is a realistic penis masturbator crafted from life-like Pure Skin TPE. It’s ideal for anyone who enjoys multi-textured inner chambers that deliver solid stimulation with a touch of extra tightness. I’d especially recommend it to those looking for a Fleshlight-style experience at a more affordable price — or to first-timers exploring strokers. Perfect for a quick, satisfying release.

As a beginner set, the CalExotics Boundless Collar Body Restraint kit skips past cheap, avoids over used materials, and has decent security. I have reviewed dozens of beginner cuffs in the $25-$40 range and this lands in the top 10%, but not the top spot for this price range. The collar and attachment points seem a little more on the fantasy side vs practical. You know that one spot on your back that you just can't quite scratch where only some of us can get our fingers to interlock when reaching from up and down? Well that’s the region all of these rings are in to secure your hands to.