Fleshlight Quickshot Riley Reid — Test & Review

The clear design of the Riley Reid Quickshot is a definite plus if you want to use it with a partner! The open-ended design also makes for some fun as you can use the stroker on the shaft and still play with the tip. The downside to that design is that it doesn't encase the whole penis. The two sides feature a vaginal and anal opening that have been molded from Riley Reid, this is a fun touch, but you can't really see them so well due to the clear design.

The Fleshlight Quickshot Riley Reid is very easy to use both solo or with a partner. A good slick of lube is a must and warming it in warm water could be a good option for giving it a more realistic feeling. I really like that it comes with twist off caps on the end to keep it clean. The case and smaller size also make it great for travelling.

Overall, the Fleshlight Quickshot Riley Reid feels very sturdy and well made. The ABS plastic case is nice and strong and I like the screw caps on either end to protect the sleeve between uses. The sleeve is made of SuperSkin which is Fleshlight's own formula. It's very soft and squishy but it's also very sticky, which isn't quite so appealing and means that every little bit of dust and debris will stick to it. Being made of TPE means it's less durable than silicone and you do need to take care not to tear the sleeve when cleaning it and putting it back into the case.

Bring a Quickshot model, it's cheaper than a full-size Fleshlight. That being said, I would say it's a little overpriced for what it is. The sleeve feels a little fragile and prone to tearing, which makes giving it a thorough clean and dry challenging. I did like that it came with a sachet of Fleshlube but it would have been nice to get some renewal powder to help deal with the stickiness.

Unfortunately, the Quickshot Riley Reid just didn't hit the spot. If you are someone who likes to have their whole penis enclosed during sex, you enjoy being able to adjust the pressure, or you want to recreate a realistic feeling, I would say this might not live up to your expectations. The textured chamber is also relatively short so it's going to be far less stimulating than a full length sleeve. That being said, if you prefer stimulating just the tip or you want a stroker for travelling with, this could be a good option.

The Fleshlight Quickshot Riley Reid comes packaged in a neat little cardboard box with Riley Reid on the front and pictures of the toy on the other sides. I think it has a nice design and it manages to be a little sexy and appealing without being tacky. It's also great that it doesn't come with any unnecessary plastic and the box is easy to recycle.

The sleeve is made from Fleshlight's secret formula SuperSkin, which is actually TPE. It feels very soft and sticky, but it is porous so you'll want to give it a good clean and make sure the sleeve is completely dry before storing it. The open-end design simplifies the clean-up process as nothing is collected inside, if you catch my drift, and you can flush the water straight through it. To clean it, you can use warm water and fragrance-free soap or sex toy cleaner. It is a little tricky to dry thoroughly though. Turning it inside out seems to be the only way to make sure it's completely dry but that comes with the risk of tearing the sleeve. It also requires either a renewing powder or cornstarch to prevent the sleeve from sticking together. You should also only use water-based lube with the Riley Reid Quickshot.