Strap-On Strap U Revolver Strapless with a Curved Tip TPR Black 29 cm

Strap-On Strap U Revolver Strapless with a Curved Tip TPR Black 29 cm 🎯

The Strap U Revolver by XR Brands is a strapless strap-on without a motor, made of glossy black TPR. The shorter, bulbous end is for the wearer and curves upwards at the tip, towards the G-spot. A long, gently curved shaft with a shaped glans points forward. Where both ends meet there is a nubbed area that rubs against the clitoris while thrusting. There is no battery or buttons built in; it is simply a piece of material. It stands under strap-ons, with sex toys for couples and under sextoys for women; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of XR Brands. Smaller toys for easing into anal play are under anal plugs.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: TPR
• 📏 Length: 29 cm
• 🎨 Colour: black
• 🛠️ Design: strapless, no motor
• ✅ Inner end: bulbous, tip curved upwards
• ✋ Clitoral area: nubbed
• 🍆 Shaft: with a glans, gently curved
• 🪜 Range: Strap U

❓ FAQ

Does it stay in place without straps?

You cannot rely on that. How well the bulbous end sits depends on practice, pelvic floor tension and lubricant, and the first time it often slips out. Hold it at the base with your hand during vigorous movements, and anyone who wants to thrust for a long time is better off with a model with a harness.

What does the curved tip do?

It gives the wearer the right angle. The G-spot lies on the front wall of the vagina, and the upward-pointing tip presses right there while you move.

Can the shaft be used anally?

Only slowly, with plenty of lubricant and while the wearer holds it securely, because it has no base of its own. As TPR has fine pores, it is best to put a condom over it for this and change it before it goes into the vagina.

How do you look after TPR?

Wash it with warm water and mild soap, let it dry well and then dust a little cornflour over it so that the surface stays silky instead of sticky. Use a water-based lubricant, and store it separately from other toys, because TPR can react with some materials.