MODE CORON CL: sparse texture and a curved channel

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The sample weighed 452g, with an external length of 15cm and a channel length of 12cm. Its body has segmented rings. The entrance points distinctly upward, while the internal path turns downward into a downward-facing C-shaped end.

Relative firmness was 0. The material felt dry, with little oil release or odor, and was described as dense but poorly extensible; density was not measured experimentally. No obvious damage or defects were found in the body, although exterior and entrance detail looked coarse. The lighter body was manageable by hand. Dryness made lubrication important, but the source did not test compatibility with specific lubricants.

Internal texture is simple and sparse, with substantial flat spaces between projections and little contact detail. The segmented form resembles EXE CORON, without establishing licensing or manufacturing origin.

During use, the upward entrance and downward channel did not fit closely and tended to push outward. Texture lacked both a clear focal contact area and fine, continuous enveloping contact. The material was basically usable, without pronounced odor. Although dry, this test did not describe marked pain; that is not a comfort guarantee for everyone.

The overall recommendation was 2 stars, without category scores. Main issues were the poorly coordinated contact path, sparse texture and limited exterior refinement, rather than observed material failure.