Le Wand Stroke Attachment — Test & Review

The way that the Stroke is designed won't be perfect for everyone, but it is a solid design overall. The C-shape makes it easy to clean and dry, and also means that you can use it while flaccid or erect. However, since the walls are quite thin, it doesn't have a ton of structure to 'hug' your penis or provide a tight sensation.

It's easy to get the Stroke attachment on to the Le Wand, but a bit more difficult to get it off. They have added a little tab on the bottom which makes it easier to get your finger underneath and ease it off the head of the wand, but it can still be difficult, especially with lubed up hands. When it comes to holding it in place, some positions are easier than others. You can hold the Le Wand to the side or directly above your penis, but since it's a heavy toy, you may prefer to rest it on something, or even anchor it between some couch cushions and thrust hands-free.

Like the other Le Wand attachments I've reviewed, the Stroke is a very high-quality product. The silicone is wonderfully soft and smooth, with no seam lines, and the whole thing is solidly and purposefully constructed. Of course, it doesn't come with a storage bag, which I think is a big mistake on Le Wand's part.

The Stroke is definitely more than many may be willing to pay for a wand attachment. It does cost more than many budget-friendly masturbators out there, but it does have some key differences that I think make it worth the money. First off, it's made of pure, high-quality silicone, rather than TPE that can degrade over time. It also allows you to enjoy intense vibrations while you play, which is not something a cheaper stroker can do! Plus, it's actually cheaper than a Fleshlight.

How much you enjoy the Le Wand Stroke will depend majorly on what sensations you enjoy when you masturbate! You can read about my partner's experience with it in more detail above, but the short version is that it's an intense experience that can be fiddly at times. It's not as soft or squishy as a TPE toy, but it makes up for it with the Le Wand's vibes!

The box that the Stroke comes in is designed with Le Wand's signature simplicity. It has a photo of the attachment on the front, and a bit of information about the toy on the back. There are hygiene seals to prevent it from being opened before it gets to you, and inside there's a plastic shell and cover that hold it in place. Since you don't get a storage pouch, you may want to keep the box, but I used one of my own storage bags and recycled the box instead.

The Stroke attachment is made from body-safe, non-porous silicone, which makes it incredibly easy to clean. Simply remove from the Le Wand itself and use a little mild, unscented soap and water to rinse it off. Make sure to get into all the crevices! It's important that you keep the Le Wand vibrator away from water, as it's not waterproof, so if you do need to clean it, you can wipe it down with a clean, damp cloth. The eagle-eyed among you may notice that the Stroke is not in the above photo, as I was actually demonstrating how to clean the other attachments I've reviewed — luckily, the process is exactly the same.