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[hermes]

Cleanability and price are my last concern. Although fleshlights can be a hassle (flush, dry thoroughly, powder weekly) if they're good, who cares? And I would rather have a fantastic device that lasts at 100% only for 50 times than a mediocre sensation onahole that lasts for 8 years of use. Trying to figure out the soft versus hard and everything in between issue of onaholes. This is a major research project! I liked the star system (simplified to be sure) of the Fleshlight review site Fleshking. At a glance chart would be ideal. Less reading.

What I like about ToyDemon versus other retailers is that they show an in-action video. Many devices you have to translate the dimensions into reality, some guesswork involved.

In case the reader hasn't read my other reviews, I have experience only with Fleshlights, which leave a lot to the imagination (not worse, just different - zero erotic aesthetic though, like they are power tools not erotic props!) and feel good - that manufacturer has come out with a new more portable version (Go) similar to the very satisfactory Flight Pilot, plus the Sex in a Can is good.

But I wish to try a Japanese made product other than a full-size doll or Tenga product.

[HardGay]

I think it depends on the doll your talking about..I know the Airdolls usually have a smaller entrance hole than the meiki plush doll which lets you tighten with a pull string. But So far I find that the Air doll (Love Body Air Dolls) are good fitting for smaller toys such as the Si-X from toysheart, those long thin onaholes. For the meiki plush doll I find the meiki ozawa fit pretty good but the meiki zxy will be a squeeze due to the girth of the product.. looking from the video it can fit the fleshlight casing so that is also a pretty good option.. so far the best fit is the meiki real for the plush doll and IMO the best realism onahole compared to others. Cleaning of zero diameter toys isnt too bad and I haven't had any problems yet so far with rinse and drying. the meiki real does also need powdering after each use to get rid of the tackyness on the surface, it's not a big deal and for the price point it's got value for sure.