Review Summary:
I’ve been waiting for over a decade for Fleshlight to create their first Hentai masturbator.
It finally happened and I’ve been enjoying it since I got it test the first time.
The suction cup-style internal texture feels like it drags your cock back in for more pleasure whenever you pull your cock back out.
It has a nice firm tightness to it and I love that you can change the suction power, compared almost all other Hentai masturbators that I’ve tested in the past.
What I like about it:
I love it and I’m pretty damn sure you’re going to love it too if you’re a fan of Sasha Nakamoto or Hentai in general.
It took Fleshlight 26 years to release their first Hentai masturbator even though they have been hugely popular for over 2 decades.
Anyway, enough complaining about Fleshlight, let’s crack this beauty open and see how it stacks up against other Hentai masturbator brands.
First, I got to comment on the new bright purple hard case which is a nice shake-up from the pearl-colored Fleshlight Girls case. It looks good and I’m all for new colors and different options, keep it up Fleshlight.
The thing that immediately caught my eye on the sleeve was the exposed clitoris. I know a lot of guys who would love to be able to find a clitoris that fast!
Overall, nothing too crazy to see on the vagina, it looks pretty standard human-like but with fewer details compared to the Fleshlight Girls.
I’ve used several pocket pussies in the past that use the inverted octopus suction-cup design.
The last two I’ve used are the Danity Wilder masturbator and the Mia Malkova Level Up sleeve. Both are pretty damn good and are some of my go-to options when I feel the urge for some extra tight stimulation.
I’ve had the Sasha Nakamoto sleeve for more than a month now and it has been awesome. I’ve used it more times than I would like to admit in the past month and it hasn’t let me down once.
I can clearly feel the suction cups gripping onto my penis making it feel extra tight and adding an insane amount of stimulation.
This is NOT for you if you’re afraid of strong stimulation or prefer a looser hole.
One downside to the suction cup style pattern in the sleeve is the cleaning part. Lube and body fluids will get stuck there and require a bit more cleaning.
I rinse mine with water a few times before using soap, this makes it way easier to clean.
Please don’t invert the Sasha Nakamoto sleeve when cleaning it, it might work the first few times but it creates micro-tears in the sleeve and it will break at some point.
I’ve tested and enjoyed Hentai Onaholes for as long as Kinkycow has existed and they are one of my favorite sex toys to test and review.
A quick look in the archives of this site and others I’ve worked on reveals more than 50 Hentai masturbators tested so far.
I’ve done a quick comparison; I know it’s not ideal to compare it to Onaholes in general but here we go:
| Onaholes in general | Sasha Nakamoto | |
| Stimulation | 8 of 10 | 8 of 10 |
| Features | 5 of 10 | 9 of 10 |
| Accessories | 0 of 10 | 9 of 10 |
| Price | 9 of 10 | 5 of 10 |
| Support | 5 of 10 | 7 of 10 |
| Total score: | 27 | 38 |
The Sasha Nakamoto Fleshlight wins mainly because of the accessories. You can’t get any official accessories for other Onaholes but the Sasha Nakamoto sleeve works with all Fleshlight accessories.
You can turn it into a full-blown automatic male masturbator if you use it with the Fleshlight Universal Launch.
I love Fleshlights first shot at a Hentai masturbator and I hope they will continue to develop new versions. I’ve been wishing for this for over a decade and I was not disappointed when I tested it.
Oh my fucking god – I was just checking fleshlight.com for some information for this review and they have just released yet another Hentai masturbator! Guess I’ll be testing the Lilith Fukumoto Fleshlight over the best weeks.
Well, what a way to round off the review, anyway I hope you’ll support my work and give Fleshlight even more reasons to make new and exciting masturbators by buying one from the link below.
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