Kiiroo Feel Molly Stewart Pocket Pussy Review (Feelstars)

One of the things I absolutely love about the Molly Stewart stroker is the fact that the labia are "free" from the other part of the mold. this means they can fold, flap and generally move unhindered. That is not a given, as a lot of other Feelstars with bigger labia has their molded into the rest of material. this is one of the things that disappointment me tremendously by the Leigh Raven Feelstar - her big labia is just a boring flat surface. Meanwhile the Molly Stewart design is incredible looking and realistic compared to the real thing. It wasn't hard to rate this a top score of 100/100.

I rated the texture intensity as a 90/100 (can be found as the 'Ease of Use' rating). Upon entering the first chamber of the Molly Stewart Kiiroo Stroker, the thick and deep ribs create a pronounced, pulsating grip on the penis. This intense, throbbing sensation is especially notable at the tip, delivering an overwhelming and immediate pleasure. The second chamber feels incredibly realistic, closely mimicking the inside of a real vagina. The slightly wider space contrasts with the first chamber’s ribbed texture, providing a pleasurable, heavenly throbbing as the penis transitions between chambers. In the third chamber, stimulation ramps up significantly. The ribs here are thinner than in the first chamber, resulting in a faster pulsating effect that quickly pushes towards climax. The fourth chamber features a texture that varies in intensity. The chamber starts wide, narrows dramatically in the middle, and then widens again, creating an intense and dynamic squeezing sensation that focuses on the sensitive tip of the penis, leading to an explosive, powerful finish.

For the tightness score (rated as 'Quality') I measured the amount of water that fit in the canal at 1.8 ounces, which meant the sleeve scored an 83/100 on tightness. I calculate the scores from the total volume of water as follows: 100 - (25 x 1.8) + (25 x 1.1) = 83. So, the inverse of the weight, and then re-scaled from 1-100, where 100 indicates a tighter sleeve. All the sleeves I've measured this way from the Kiiro Feelstar product line fall between 1.1 ounces and 2.5 ounces, which means they score from the lowest at 65 up to 100. this puts the Molly Stewart sleeve right around the middle range, meaning she's not really a super tight sleeve, nor a very loose sleeve. And, cross-referencing this with how it feels I would say it matches up.

The Molly Stewart FeelStar by Kiiroo is a high-end male stroker priced between $60 and $80. It offers an incredibly realistic experience with its expertly designed textures that mimic the sensation of sex with Molly Stewart. The stroker is crafted from pretty good TPE, however, I still believe the slightly more expensive TPE blend Fleshlight uses is better. That being said it is near impossible to feel the difference. The only difference is that you don't get the partly broken textures on some sleeves, as I see on some of the Kiiroo strokers.

As already mentioned, some of the Feelstars have broken internal textures, but it does feel still amazing. So, paying a premium for a Fleshlight might not be such a good idea. I wouyld pårobably go for whatever has a deal running, unless you're looking for a specific star, like Molly Stewart, or a specific level of intensity or tightness.

On the packaging you see Molly Stewart holding her own stroker, in a position that really highlights her toned body, abs and tight thighs. On the other side you see a 2D depiction of the internal structures of her sleeve. However, I don't thing those are entirely representative. So, I would advise you to take a look at the probe camera video I shot, as well as the sleeved turned inside out.

Generally the TPE blend used in the Kiiroo Feelstars, and hence the Molly Stewart stroker, is softer compared to the similar product line from Fleshlight. It does make it a bit more prone to attracting lint and other dust particles. And, it's a f-ing struggle to get rid off, even when using water. The cleaning after use is pretty straight forward, as you just run warm water through the sleeve from the one opening to the other. When drying, then avoid trying to airdry it, just turn it inside out and dry it with a towel. That way you avoid the risk of mold growing inside from water being stuck in a crevice.