Pipedream Reach anal masturbator

Let me introduce you to the Reach, a PDX MALE model designed for those who want more than a simple sleeve: a deeply textured inner tunnel and a molded exterior with testicles and veined detailing, for a realistic two-handed grip rather than a pocket-sized format. This is a toy that is as much handled as it is held.

Material and texture

The manufacturer calls the material “fanta flesh,” a proprietary term describing an ultra-soft feel to the touch, but without any precise composition details behind the name. I’m not going to guess at a material that the source does not confirm: I’d rather remain honest than make up a category (silicone, TPE, or something else). What I do know for certain is that the surface is flexible, molded with realistic veined detailing, and that the testicles and sleeve are made from the same material. The inner tunnel takes a different approach, with more pronounced texturing designed to provide greater friction during use.

Use and care

The tunnel works equally well for solo sessions or couples’ use, with a back-and-forth motion. I recommend a water-based lubricant, which is compatible with almost all materials, rather than a silicone lubricant, which is never recommended for a molded material whose exact composition remains uncertain. Rinse with lukewarm water after each use, and let it air-dry completely before storing the toy. If you share it, a condom remains the simplest solution for limiting direct contact between uses.

Who it’s for and who it isn’t

This format is for you if you want a more realistic and more generous stroker, with a genuine two-handed grip and carefully designed visual detailing. It is also a good choice if you appreciate toys that recreate precise anatomy rather than a neutral sleeve. If, on the other hand, you are looking for a compact travel format, the simple masturbators collection will probably suit you better.

And if you prefer a motorized experience without manual effort on your part, head to the automatic masturbators collection.

A friend’s advice — Stick to a water-based lubricant for this kind of molded material: it is the safest choice as long as the exact composition has not been confirmed by the manufacturer.