The Deep Stoker II
Reviewed by: Heavens2bet_see
Deep Stroker II (also sold under the name Deep Stroker) could easily become my best friend until my fiance returns home next year. I’ve longed for something that pulses up and down rather than just vibrates. Deep Stroker II does an excellent job of both.
Because Deep Stroker II looks like something someone put together in their garage, I wasn’t too hopeful of its ability or quality. A smooth, rubber outer layer covers a rippled, hard plastic shaft and a foam rubber-padded head like a thick condom. It extends from 8 to 9 inches, with a diameter of slightly less than 1.75 inches. It runs on 3 size C batteries contained in a separate unit attached to the dildo via a thin, 31-inch cord. I strongly encourage you to remove the batteries when not in use; I learned the hard way that it takes next to nothing to trigger the control mechanism of Deep Stroker II when my daughter informed me that there were “noises” emanating from my bedroom closet one day.
Deep Stroker II has one control for each function–vibrating and pulsing, both of which supposedly can be regulated for a weaker to stronger vibration and a slower to faster pulse. I found, however, that both tended to either be off completely or on at the strongest and fastest modes. Even at its fastest, the pulsing action had a nice steady pace. The vibrations were about as strong as any I have come across; it could hold its own among the bullets and electric wand-type vibrators. The head of Deep Stroker II extended at just the right spot for me to hit my G-spot. Its girth helped in that department as well, especially when I gripped it as I would when practicing Kegel exercises. Because Deep Stroker does not have a wider base, I would not recommend it for anal play. Because I wasn’t sure just how easy it would be to clean the rubber folds in the midsection that extends 1 inch and because I wasn’t sure just how well Deep Stroker II would hold up to a thorough cleaning, I chose to cover it with a condom. In spite of Deep Stroker II extending a full 9 inches, a condom easily covered the entire dildo all the way down and under the base. A lubricant would definitely be necessary if you don’t use a condom.
The only down sides of this unique toy are the volume (quite loud) and the somewhat sharp edge of the rim of the base. Deep Stroker II was loud enough to allow use only when I am home alone, and I found my fingers getting sore when I pushed on the base to hold it in place. In addition, because of the questionable quality of the toy, I’d highly recommend handling it with utmost care.
Overall, I’d definitely give Deep Stroker II thumbs up.
You can purchase the Deep Stoker II by clicking on the image above or Here.