Masturbator PDX Elite Shake That Ass with Vagina and Anus Natural 20.1 cm

Masturbator PDX Elite Shake That Ass with Vagina and Anus Natural 20.1 cm 🌀

Shake That Ass by PDX Elite is a large masturbator shaped like a bottom with two openings: vagina and anus, both with shaped details. It has a light skin tone, and the curves are smooth and soft, and both openings lie one above the other between the cheeks. It is built solid from TPR, with a surface called Fanta Flesh. Inside, two motors deliver ten vibration modes. You operate it via a small panel on the flat back: a power button, a button marked W and two metal contacts for charging. A USB charging cable is included. It stands under realistic masturbators, with masturbators and under sex toys; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of PDX.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: TPR
• 🎨 Colour: natural
• ✅ Openings: vagina and anus
• 📳 Drive: two motors, ten modes
• 🔋 Power: rechargeable, USB charging cable
• 📏 Dimensions: 20.1 × 23.9 × 14.7 cm
• ⚖️ Weight: over 2.7 kg

❓ FAQ

Why is it so heavy?

Because it is solid all the way through. The weight keeps it in place while you thrust; a light masturbator would have to be held. For even more grip, lay it on a towel, which also protects the surface underneath.

How do you charge it?

Place the charging cable on the two contacts in the panel and plug the other end into a USB port. Only charge it when the panel is completely dry.

How is the inside cleaned?

Rinse both channels with warm water and mild soap without holding the panel under water. Then stand it on a towel with the openings facing down until it is completely dry inside.

Which lubricant fits?

Only a water-based one. TPR is porous and is attacked by silicone- or oil-based lubricant. You will find suitable products under water-based lubricant.

What should you watch for with TPR?

Clean it after every use and only store it once it is dry, free of dust and apart from other toys. Because the material is porous, it does not replace a condom when shared and does not protect against infections.