Kiiroo Feel Glow Stroker Review (Feelstars)

Personal Experience

The Feel Glow is a one of a kind glow-in-the-dark stroker made by Kiiroo. I have to admit, I liked the idea and the novelty of a fluorescent masturbator that you could see even in pitch black darkness. But having used it it just doesn’t make sense to me to compromise on realism and looks so much for that special feature. The FeelGlow stroker is identical to the Feel Stroker in terms of shape and look (apart from the color), and the texture. I found the texture to be very monotonous (albeit pretty intense).

Other Feelstars Reviewed

Design

The reason I gave this a shockingly low score of 50/100 on the 'Design' (the lowest score) is simply because the lightly see-through material in daylight makes it so unrealistic to look at. I could have appreciated it more, I think, if Kiiroo had just given it an unrealistic shape. But the fact that I feel like looking for the shape of a vagina, but can't discern anything just makes it one of the worst looking Feelstars for me. Of course that is the compromise you'd have to make for the glow-in-the-dark feature it has, but as someone who also doesn't quite see the point of that it's simply to big of a compromise.

Ease of Use

The Feel Glow stroker uses the Helix Power Texture, which features a nubbed inner canal that has just the right size that make them indistinguishable and make the texture super intense. I would have loved more variety in the texture, but my score of 90/100 on texture intensity isn't influenced by this, as I understand that isn't something everyone is looking for. Admittedly, I also find myself coming back to the same chambers and sections on certain strokers wanting those to just be featured in the full length of the sleeve. So, I can appreciate this is the deal with the Helix Power Stroker.

Quality

I measured the tightness of the Feel Glow sleeve to be just as tight as the Feel Stroker Original, 90/100. This places it among the tightest Feelstar sleeves. I measured the tightness by filling the inner canal with water after plugging the bottom part of it. Then I weighed how much water fit inside the sleeve, which came out to 1.5 ounces (just as the Feel Stroker Original). This gave it a score of 90 as I reversed the score, so a higher weight measurement meant a looser sleeve - with a higher score now meaning a tighter sleeve. The tightest sleeve I measured contained 1.1 ounces of water, while the loosest sleeve contained 2.5 ounces.

Price

The standard price of the Feel Glow Stroker matches that of the Feelstars. This feels a bit off to me since the Feelstars offer molds of actual porn stars, adding more value. However, I've noticed that the Feel Glow Stroker frequently goes on sale, with discounts up to 50%, which helps balance things out. In terms of quality and overall satisfaction, I believe the Feel Stroker is worth both the full and discounted prices. While you can find cheaper strokers that may be less intense, less attractive, and often not as tight, spending a bit more on the Feel Stroker really pays off in my experience. Also, despite the fact that I'm not a fan, you do get a special feature with this stroker that you don't get with any of the others - it glows in the dark.

Performance

Two main points to highlight about the Kiiroo Feel Stroker are its compatibility issues with both the Kiiroo Keon and the PowerBlow. While Kiiroo clearly states it's not compatible with the PowerBlow, they do claim it works with the Keon. It's not that it doesn't function with the Keon, but I found that you often need to reapply lube during use. This problem is more pronounced when the internal canal lacks chambers or pockets to hold extra lube. With textures like the Helix Power, the lube can run straight through if too much is applied initially. Overall, the Stroker met my expectations, but it didn't exceed them.

Packaging

The packaging of the Kiiroo Feel Glow masturbator doesn't need much description. It's pretty plain, especially compared to the vibrant boxes of Feelstars and Fleshlight Girls that feature beautiful adult actresses holding their strokers invitingly. This packaging is blue-themed, with a 2D visualization of the internal texture (which is very accurate, as confirmed in my internal probe video). It also shows the vagina mold, which closely matches what you find when you open the box and remove the plastic lid. The stroker itself sits inside a transparent white plastic casing with a top and bottom lid. This is different from all other Feelstar strokers that sit in a black plastic casing.

Materials and care

Overall, I found that all the Feelstar strokers use the same very soft TPE blend, which feels incredibly realistic and is softer than the Cyberskin TPE blend used by Fleshlight. While Fleshlight's material is a bit more responsive, I'm not sure if this is necessarily an advantage. The softer TPE of the Feelstars creates a slight delay in sensation when you change the direction of your thrusting or swirling. This happens because the texture sticks a bit more before it turns, twists, or rubs differently, adding to the stimulation. It might sound odd, but that's the best way I can explain the difference. On the other hand, silicone is much more responsive and firm, which can often be too intense. However, silicone is a lot easier to clean compared to TPE.

Special feature

It is a noteable feature, that the Feel Glow can glow in the dark – and that this feature actually work. I’ve tested some, where this wasn’t quite the case. Personally I’m not a fan of this fluorescent feature, but I do appreciate that it actually works very well, for those who might like it.