A new review today. We check out the Magaru Twist Onahole by Hatopla. This maker is new and took PPP, G-Project and EXE under one umbrella, all makers that have brought us great releases in the past such as the Puni Ana Series and more.
The Magaru Twist is one of two new releases that came out this month and there is also a sister Onahole called Magaru Real. We have however decided to take the Twist version to a test. Join us!
The Review sample of the Magaru Twist Onahole by Hatopla was provided by otonajp.com
Box, Packaging and presentation
The box of the Magaru Twist Onahole comes in a pretty large box, considering the size of the Onahole itself. It features a cute Maid themed Illustration which is of high quality and various pictures of the Onahole itself.
On the inside, the Magaru Twist Onahole comes in a plastic bag with a small pouch of lube which usually is enough for one use in my opinion. That was it already, no other goodies such as the Bag that PPP, which is now part of Hatopla or to be correct, which is now Hatopla, included often. It would have been nice to have a bit more here, something to stand out from the mass of Onaholes that are available.
The Onahole and it’s feeling
The Magaru Twist Onahole is slightly curced and has a polygon like look on the outside. The entrance is rather small and round shaped. Personally I am a fan of simple looking entrances as those tend to be more durable and I also think they are visually more appealing unless when it comes to JAV star themed Onaholes, which however is just my personal preference.
The insides of the Magaru Twist Onahole has some nice texture and a vacuum chamber at the end which promises for some nice suction but before getting into it, lets have a look at the measurements and weight. It’s 430g (0.95lbs) heavy, and is 160mm (6.3in) long as well as 60mm (2.36in) wide. Very standard measurements for a regular Onahole, even though I have to say that many brands these days offer more for the price of about 33 USD which the Magaru Twist Onahole costs.
For this review, I used the orange PePee lube which you can never go wrong with as it is a great and affordable water based multi purpose lubricant. As the Magaru Twist Onahole is on the soft side, I had no problems sliding into it. I noticed at first some little bumps and dots on my glans right after the entrance. Pushing in further, we have a ribbed longer part of the inner tunnel which is nice in combination with the before mentioned entrance area.
Due to the overall softness of the Magaru Twist Onahole, it was quite easy to enter the vacuum chamber at the end of it and I got some nice suction from it, not as much though as some harder Onaholes are able to offer. When it comes to intensity I would say that it is medium, nothing too strong or overwhelming but enough to enjoy, specially when adjusting your stroking speed or pressure from the outside with your hand.
Sometimes it is hard to review Onaholes. Many of them are similar and often, it is the visuals of the box or a tiny detail that can get you interested in them. When it comes to overall satisfaction, the Magaru Twist Onahole by Hatopla serves it’s purpose and does it’s job, nothing more.
Cleaning is not too difficult and if you are a bit careful and use a cleaning sponge or tools of some sort, you should not have issues with it. As for durability, I had no issues here but the end part felt a bit weak to me, so I can see this becoming an issue at some point. I must say however that after 6 or so uses that I had with it, I did not experience any issues yet.
Our Conclusion
It must be hard to sit in the development department of an Onahole maker sometimes. Putting out good stuff on a regular base is not easy and creating something that stands out from the crowd must be even harder.
The Magaru Twist Onahole by Hatopla is a solid Onahole and a good buy if you like the artwork and overall visual presentation. However, thats it. The Magaru Twist Onahole does not stand particially out from the hundreds and thousands of Onaholes that are available and they are definitely better ones out there. If however you are considering to buy it, I would say go for it as it does its job and I have not much that would speak against doing so, however, I also would have not much to say to convince someone getting it if they are not sold on the artwork and presentation already.
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