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Title: New York Toy Collective Pierre Packer Review
Post by: FTMax on September 24, 2016, 02:29:49 PM
Post by: FTMax on September 24, 2016, 02:29:49 PM
I picked this up last week, wanting a slightly longer and heavier packer that is similar in size to what I'm asking for with my upcoming phalloplasty. Now that I've had it for a bit I figured I'd post my feelings on it. I ordered from Babeland due to finding a coupon code which took 30% off the price, essentially getting me a little more than free shipping. Shipping took less than a week and arrived in discreet packaging.
Look:
- This is one of the few uncut packers out there, which is what drew me to it. I don't think the pictures online really do it justice - there are tons of tiny details that make it fairly realistic looking. The scrotum is decently wrinkly, there are some veins and small indentations throughout that give off a realistic skin vibe. Comes in a few different skin colors so you can find something close to what you're looking for. I wouldn't call it ultra-realistic, but I think if you compare it to other packers in the same price range ($55), this is great.
Feel:
- This thing is hefty at 7.25 ounces. It's entirely made of silicone, so it feels very solid with a little give to it. It has an entirely flat back, and the balls have a bit less sponginess to them than the shaft. Because of the silicone, it also gets warm enough when you're packing that it retains some heat. I have hands that are on the smaller size, and this easily takes up my whole hand, which could be intimidating based on looks alone, but once wearing it, it seems much more appropriately sized.
Packing:
- I'm wearing this with the PeeCock Miracle Jock Strap, typically underneath boxer briefs. It is the largest packer I've ever worn with that harness, but I haven't had any issues with it. When worn at the right position, it creates a decent sized bulge. Nothing that would look out of place or like a boner. On the first two days wearing it, it did feel a bit heavy but now it feels normal.
Overall:
- I've owned cheap packers and expensive ones. This one falls right about in the middle in terms of expense, but is without a doubt my favorite. It's a decent weight and size, creates a nice bulge without being ridiculous, and has a lot of small details that set it apart from other similarly priced products. Would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an uncircumsized packer.
Look:
- This is one of the few uncut packers out there, which is what drew me to it. I don't think the pictures online really do it justice - there are tons of tiny details that make it fairly realistic looking. The scrotum is decently wrinkly, there are some veins and small indentations throughout that give off a realistic skin vibe. Comes in a few different skin colors so you can find something close to what you're looking for. I wouldn't call it ultra-realistic, but I think if you compare it to other packers in the same price range ($55), this is great.
Feel:
- This thing is hefty at 7.25 ounces. It's entirely made of silicone, so it feels very solid with a little give to it. It has an entirely flat back, and the balls have a bit less sponginess to them than the shaft. Because of the silicone, it also gets warm enough when you're packing that it retains some heat. I have hands that are on the smaller size, and this easily takes up my whole hand, which could be intimidating based on looks alone, but once wearing it, it seems much more appropriately sized.
Packing:
- I'm wearing this with the PeeCock Miracle Jock Strap, typically underneath boxer briefs. It is the largest packer I've ever worn with that harness, but I haven't had any issues with it. When worn at the right position, it creates a decent sized bulge. Nothing that would look out of place or like a boner. On the first two days wearing it, it did feel a bit heavy but now it feels normal.
Overall:
- I've owned cheap packers and expensive ones. This one falls right about in the middle in terms of expense, but is without a doubt my favorite. It's a decent weight and size, creates a nice bulge without being ridiculous, and has a lot of small details that set it apart from other similarly priced products. Would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an uncircumsized packer.