温泉欲情2代: trade-offs of softer material and shorter textures

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This account is based on 100cup's personal comparison of 温泉欲情2代 and 温泉欲情1. Lubricant was included; batch contents may vary. Reliable weight, dimensions, composition and hardness testing were absent. The predecessor was reviewed about 2–3 years earlier, so timing and sample differences matter.

Shape, material and construction

Generation two is fuller, with an eye-shaped entrance replacing the curved opening and a symmetric front/back. End-contact feedback nevertheless felt weaker than before. The material was softer and the grip less solid. Relatively thin front and rear walls partly collapsed in hand, allowing palm pressure to be felt during use.

Movable structures with fine transverse ridges run through the channel. Generation one had 4 larger long elements; generation two uses shorter, smaller ones, still with spiral texture. Their count or length should not be copied from the earlier model.

Observed differences

The shorter elements remained noticeable and the overall experience was positive. They did not occupy as much internal space, so coverage was less comprehensive than the 4 long elements. Compressed air also produced wet air/fluid noises. Although the body was fuller, soft material and locally thin walls reduced the earlier compact, firm grip.

The reviewer found softer material easier to tolerate but still rated intensity 4. It should not become a low-intensity label or a promise of longer use. Odour and oil control were judged good without quantitative testing.

Cleaning, durability and ratings

A straight channel and small body made cleaning convenient. The source noted no pressed-in surface creases this time, a finishing observation rather than proof of improved long-term durability. Scores out of 5: headline recommendation 4 stars; overall experience 4; durability 4; ease of cleaning 4; intensity 4; tightness 4; softness 3.

Strengths were texture, good tightness and cleaning access. Limits were thin-wall collapse, reduced texture coverage, weaker end feedback than the predecessor and operating noise. Comparisons concern the reviewer's samples, not guaranteed consistency across batches.