Eliza Ibarra Fleshlight Review (of the Ethereal Sleeve)

Personal Experience

The Eliza Ibarra Ethereal Fleshlight sleeve isn’t one I like coming back to time and time again. One thing I can appreciate that it has going for it, is the fact that it has an almost twisted internal canal – in other words, it doesn’t go in a straight line. This is a feature I haven’t seen in any of the other vaginal Fleshlight, but only on Anal Fleshlights. And, it is actually something I enjoy. So, if I feel for that sensation, but I’m not in a mood for anal it makes me go for the Ethereal Sleeve instead. However, it’s rare, I simply connect that feeling with an anal sleeve by now. Anyone who’s a fan of e.g. the Maitland Ward Tight Chick Sleeve, but are looking for a vaginal sleeve with a similar stimulation, I’d recommend to go for this one.  

About Eliza Ibarra

Other Fleshlight Girls I’ve Tested

Anal Fleshlights I’ve Tested

Design

The design of the Eliza Ibarra Fleshlight is what I like the least about it overall. It seems to me that some parts of it was post-molded into place. More specifically the clitoral hood is way to smooth compared to how Eliza's looks. It is quite a shame, because on her vagina lips (minor) there is an incredible level of detail. And, the coloring is also super enticing to me. Another thing that I'm not quite a fan of, is the asymmetry of her lips. And, it's not the asymmetry in and of itself, as I get that everyone are different shaped, and I appreciate that. It is because it seems it was a mistake in how her lips where places when the imprint was taken of her pussy.

Ease of Use

My absolute favorite thing about the Eliza Ibarra Ethereal Sleeve is the super intense texture. The very first 3 inched is some of the most intense stimulation I've tried on any vaginal Fleshlight, and it's caused by the twisted canal that doesn't follow a straight line like almost all other Fleshlights. It has some very pronounced ridges as bumps that are highlighted by the changing of angles in the canal. Another great thing is her big labia that wrap around your cock and give you even more intense stimulation. Using it with medium-length strokes with plenty of lube makes it feel very close to a hard-sucking blowjob. However past the first amazingly intense texture you you get to what I can only describe as a rigged corkscrew texture that isn't really noticeable unless I go super slow through it. Overall it wasn't super realistic or felt very meaty after you got through that initial #1 part of the sleeve. Therefore, I could only give it a 90/100 rating on the 'Ease of Use'-score indicating the Ethereal sleeve has quite an intense internal texture.

Quality

For my last rating, the 'Quality' score, I measured how tight the Eliza Ibarra Fleshlight was. I measured the tightness by filling it with water and using a kitchen weight to measure how much water fit inside. More specifically I plugged the bottom of the sleeve with a small cap, placed the sleeve in its plastic casing on a kitchen scale and reset it, so it measured/showed 0. Then I filled the entire canal with water and measured a weight of 2.1 ounces. I then used the following calculations to re-scale and inverse the weight from 1-100, where a higher score meant a tighter sleeve: 100 - (20 x 2.1) + (20 x 0.8) = 74. With most sleeves placing between 50-100 on the tightness scale the Eliza Ibarra sleeve is only a medium-tight sleeve with a score of 74/100.

Price

The Eliza Ibarra Fleshlight (and the rest of the Fleshlight girls series) costs slightly more than for example a Kiiroo Feelstar that is realistic pocket pussies from licensed pornstars. It can typically be found at around $70-80 at any given time, unless you stumble across a discounted price. The difference in pricing to the Feelstars is in the quality of the material. Fleshlights feels slightly softer and more responsive, hence, often feeling a bit better during use. Additionally, the Fleshlight girls series has the most popular pornstars, while the Kiiroo Feelstar series feels more like the B-celebrity porn stars being molded. One thing I might add, is that even though Eliza Ibarra is a top 50 pornstar, she feels to me like someone you might as well find with the Feelstars series. So, I would probably consider it one extra time.

Performance

I'm pretty afraid that with more use / over time the labia on my Eliza Ibarra will get worn down and torn - especially if I'm not generous enough with the lube. Despite the fact that I feel at least the second half of the sleeves works a lot better with less lube I'm afraid to be too use too little. Often I find the labia swoops into the sleeve with my cock, which does provide me with some additional sensation/stimulation and makes especially the entrance feel more tight. But seing that I'm pretty sure, speaking out of experience having ripped my fair share of sleeves that the Eliza Ibarra Fleshlight is in the danger zone!

Packaging

On the packaging you will find Eliza Ibarra holding her Fleshlight. She's standing with slightly tilted hips, pulling the one side of her panties. On another side there is a see-through plastic cut-out letting me see the plastic casing containing the Eliza Ibarra Ethereal Fleshlight sleeve. Inside the packaging I found a small single use lube. I also found a small folder with some information, and most importantly, a gold ticket that gives access to exclusive Fleshlight content online.

Materials and care

All the Fleshlight girls I own (50+), including the Eliza Ibarra Fleshlight, is made up of a TPE blend that the brand has dubbed Superskin (previously called Cyberskin). It is a soft TPE blend that is super responsive too the touch. In other words, it bounces quickly back when pushed against. This makes the material a bit more stimulation to the similar products from Kiiroo - the Feelstar strokers. One downside of the Superskin (and the feelstars) is that they attract a lot of lint and dust, that can be pretty hard to remove. It is also impossible to completely sterilize the material. That would have been possible if the Ethereal sleeve was made of silicone instead.