Fleshlight Quickshot Turbo Review

Personal Experience

First Impressions

A Perfect Toy for Partners

Trying It Solo

Does It Really Feel Like a Blowjob?

Design

I would describe the Quickshot Turbo's design as clean. It doesn't have a realistic vulva design, which I personally prefer, and the clear color feels fresh. I also like the clear caps, because it lets you look at the cool design of the sleeve. Inside the texture is pretty complex but cool to look at.

Ease of Use

Overall, this toy is very easy to use, since there's no buttons to press. It's also small enough to use one-handed, even for smaller hands like mine. The only thing that might make this stroker difficult to use is if you don't use enough lube. With a generous amount, it glides easily over your skin and feels great! It's also very easy to grip, though both me and my partner found the end caps tough to remove sometimes. Keep in mind that it's quite tight (more than a regular Fleshlight), so if you're very girthy it might be uncomfortable to use.

Quality

As strokers go, this is a good quality one! The sleeve is nicely formed and the case is sturdy. Although the sleeve is super sticky, that wasn't much of a problem while actually using it. When taking the photos for this review, I did notice a fairly big air bubble in the sleeve, which you can see in the image above. So far, it hasn't caused any problems, but I could see it making the sleeve more likely to tear in the future.

Price

At $35-40, the Fleshlight Quickshot Turbo is not exactly dirt cheap, but it's still cheaper than a regular Fleshlight. I would say that it's worth it, as the tightness and convenience of it makes it much more appealing for everyday use than a big toy like the Lovense Max 2.

Performance

I enjoy that there's little to no prep, so you can just pick up and play, as long as you take a second to apply some lube. Fleshlight advertize it as a tight, travel-friendly stroker, and I think it lives up to those promises.

Packaging

The Quickshot Turbo comes in a small box with a picture of the toy on the front, an illustration of the internal texture on the side and some text on the back. It's not subtle, but it's not overly gaudy either. You don't have to keep it around since the toy comes with its own storage.

Materials and care

The sleeve of the Quickshot Turbo is made from Superskin, which is Fleshlight's TPE-blend material. The case is made from ABS plastic. Cleaning this toy is a bit of a mixed bag. On one side, the open-ended design does make it easier, as you can avoid cumming into the sleeve and getting the case messy. There's also just less sleeve to clean than a full-size masturbator. However, the suspended rings in the sleeve mean that there's a lot of holes that you have to get into when cleaning it. The first time, I used soap and water, but then I read that you should only use water to rinse it. Soap can degrade the TPE, but I don't know how well it gets clean without it. It took a while to dry, and I wish there was some kind of stand with it. I couldn't rest it on a towel or on paper towels because of how sticky it was, so I tried to stand it up in one of the end caps. Once it was dry the next day, I coated the whole sleeve in cornstarch to 'refresh' it, which made it a lot softer but meant that it wasn't so crystal clear anymore.