Fleshlight Quickshot Vantage Review

The overall interior design of Fleshlight's Quickshot Vantage stroker is a bit of a disappointment compared to alternatives within the same product lineup. They market the stoker as a winding, grinding, screw-like interior texture which is meant to accentuate that natural movement of your partner stoking you with the toy mid-blowjob. Don't get it twisted though (see what I did there?), you'll still absolutely finish with the toy and I could see myself trying out other models within the same Quickshot product line. It's still a premium product using body safe high quality materials all stored within a compact package. The design of the exterior is an A+ and I have nothing negative to say about it.

This is a battery free stoker which requires a standard double digit IQ to operate. Just take it out of the package and slide yourself inside of it. Jokes aside, this isn't an accessible or recommended toy if you have grip issues, because you must get a good grip and untwist both ends of the toy before use. Let me tell you as well, trying to open or close this toy is definitely not the easiest when your hands are covered with a thin film of lubricant. The plastic covers are smooth and lack any proper texture or built in grip to easily close despite the very high likelihood of being in a sticky situation while using a sex toy.

In the vast world of online sex toys, Fleshlight's Quickshot Vantage is one of only a handful of affordable high quality strokers; however, the lack of firmness might reduce overall intensity. The cardboard packaging is printed without typos on high quality cardstock, the included promotional material and care instructions are straightforward to read, and the toy itself is molded out of carefully researched patented materials that you can confidently trust to rub against your sensitive skin. Fleshlight takes their position as one of the top sex toy brands seriously and does their part to ensure their products are high quality given the alternatives anybody can freely order from Amazon or online sex shops.

The price to performance ratio might not be the best for my personal taste but it also isn't bad whatsoever. You can find the Quickshot Vantage for sale online anywhere between $34 to $50 which will get you a compact, body safe, stroker from a reputable brand alongside a small packet of Fleshlight's official Fleshlube lubricant. There are absolutely more exciting and unique stokers or torsos available for a third of the price; however, those products are highly likely to be molded out of low quality materials known to harbor bacteria. I'd trust the Quickshot Vantage for repeated use and would welcome you to try any of their other models within the same Quickshot line for the price.

Did the Quickshot Vantage make me finish multiple times? Yes, but do I wish it were firmer? Also yes. The internal spiral molding of the Vantage product line is definitely felt by your glans with each stroke but that's pretty much the only stimulation I received while using it. The main lack of pleasure can be attributed to Fleshlight's SuperSkin material, which is closer in consistency to watery jello when compared to other TPE products. It'd be amazing if the Fleshlight research and develop team offered an alternative SuperSkin formulation designed to be firmer which would allow for a significantly more intense experience. A firmer material using the same exact mold would wrap around your shaft much nicer while also increasing overall pleasure once the internal design rubs against your glans and frenulum. Alright, I know using medically accurate terms is very sexy so let's leave it as is. Preferences aside, the Quickshot Vantage will get the job done.

The package that the stroker arrived in was actually one of my favorites. I partake in an even more niche hobby than collecting sex toys and that's maintaining a personal collection of perfectly stored product packaging as reference material in my design library. I always appreciate a quality cardstock, high quality printing, and genuinely useful ad copy. The packaging used by the Quickshot Vantage is hands down the most informative, compact, and straight to the point sex toy packaging I've come across thus far. Most generic sex toys either come in nondescript blank boxes or feature the most difficult to understand copywriting which was clearly written by a foreign entity. Fleshlight, thankfully, puts some effort behind their packaging and the Quickshot Vantage is no exception. Every face of the box has some mention of a sex toy so you might want to toss it out ASAP or at least hide it if discretion is something you value.

Fleshlight's SuperSkin material is very proudly mentioned across online and physical promotional material for the Quickshot Vantage and although it isn't my personal favorite, I absolutely give them props for making it high-quality and allergen free. I've written multiple times how the consistency and texture of the mold is rather loose, almost watery, which is amazing if that's your preference. My favorite sex toys are ones molded using a slightly firmer material but it seems like those companies don't tend to use safe materials. Fleshlight do call it 'skin-safe', but since it's a TPE-blend, it's still a porous material that can harbor dirt and germs, which is why cleaning it thoroughly is very important. The stoker itself doesn't include a storage bag because both open ends offer twist-on caps for easy and safe storage after you rinse and dry it off. Fleshlight offers an antibacterial spray which I recommend you use just to play it extra safe.