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Strokers & Masturbators

Strokers and masturbators for people with a penis, from simple textured sleeves to rechargeable toys that squeeze, vibrate or move on their own. Every listing says what the toy is made of and how it cleans, because with a stroker the care matters as much as the feel. Everything ships from Adelaide in plain packaging.

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Sleeves, cups and rechargeable toys

A manual sleeve is the simplest place to start: a soft, textured channel you control entirely yourself. Cup style strokers have a firm outer case that makes them easier to hold and often lets you adjust the suction. Rechargeable models add vibration, squeezing or movement, and leave your hands free.

Materials

Most sleeves are made from TPE, a soft, stretchy material that feels realistic but is porous. That means it can hold on to bacteria, so it needs careful cleaning and should not be shared without a condom. A few are made from silicone, which is firmer and non porous. Our guide to what body safe means explains the difference.

Lube and cleaning

Use a water based lube with every stroker, because silicone and oil based lubes can damage TPE. After each use, rinse the sleeve in warm water, wash it with a mild unscented soap or toy cleaner, and let it dry completely, ideally inside out or standing open. A light dusting of cornflour keeps TPE soft between uses. Our cleaning and storage guide covers it step by step.

New to this? How to choose your first toy is a good place to start.

  1. Which lube should I use with a stroker?

    Water based only. Silicone and oil based lubes can break down TPE, the material most sleeves are made from.

  2. How do I clean a stroker?

    Rinse it in warm water, wash with a mild unscented soap or toy cleaner, then let it dry completely before storing it.

  3. Can a stroker be shared?

    Most are made from TPE, which is porous, so use a condom if it is shared.