Fleshlight Go Surge Lady review: my hands-on look at the lighter, travel-friendly Pink Vagina masturbator, with photos, texture notes, real-use feedback, cleaning advice and quick-buy links. Score 9/10. Price £54 / US$59.95.
Quick Verdict
A compact, easier-to-handle Fleshlight that still delivers satisfying tunnel texture and suction. Great for travel and longer sessions thanks to the lighter case.
- Pros: Lighter and shorter case, travel-friendly, familiar Pink Lady feel, easy to clean and dry
- Cons: Sleeve material is porous, not see-through like the Ice, renewing powder adds upkeep
Overview & First Impressions
As I covered in my recent Fleshlight GO Torque Ice review, Fleshlight recently launched a new side range to its main collection of sex toys. Instead of the 9 inch penetrable length of the classic Fleshlights, Fleshlight GO masturbators have a shorter 7 inch penetrable length. This makes them lighter, easier to store and more portable for travel too. I was sent this Fleshlight Go Surge Lady free of charge in exchange for my fair and honest review here on the blog.
Photos
The Fleshlight Go Surge Lady comes in the familiar Fleshlight branded box with an illustration of the product and various product and company details. Inside the box you receive the masturbator (duh) as well as a small leaflet detailing other Fleshlight products and a sample of Fleshlight’s water based lube, Fleshlube.
Upon opening the cap and taking a look at the inner sleeve this Fleshlight was unsurprisingly similar to the classic Pink Lady Vagina. No shocks or surprises here. The Fleshlight GO version felt lighter and easier to handle to me, but then I wasn’t the one who was going to be wanking with it. A little more examination and some photographs, then it was over to my partner for the final verdict.
In-Use Notes
As with the Fleshlight GO Torque Ice, we set aside a few occasions to use the Pink Lady Vagina version. The Fleshlube was used to lubricate both him (quick handjob to get hard enough to penetrate it) and the masturbator (not fun going into them dry apparently) and he proceeded to thrust himself into the vaginal style opening. That was pretty hot. I missed seeing him through the material with this classic pink style instead of the ice version, but from the noises he was making I could tell he was enjoying himself.
I was obviously just in attendance to report in the name of science. cough
Long story short, the Fleshlight Go Surge Pink Lady Vagina Masturbator was a success – at least in terms of how pleasurable it feels to him. I still have issues with the porosity of the material (it’s TPE, but Fl call it their “patented superskin material”) as even with a liberal dousing of anti bac sex toy spray after rinsing through it’s surely going to be near on impossible to remove all the bacteria which has entered the material. I really wish Fleshlight would manufacture a super soft non-porous silicone material for their sleeves, but I guess if it were possible then they’d have done it already. Either that or it’s just about the costs involved…
Cleaning & Care
It’s worth noting that you shouldn’t use soap on the Fleshlight sleeves either as it can break down the TPE material. Luckily they’re easy to remove from the plastic outer casing and rinse through with cool or tepid water, and you can turn them inside out if you wish so you can spritz anti-bac all over the inner. Don’t put back in the casing until it’s completely dry though.
You can buy Fleshlight renewing powder (cornstarch or cornflour works just as well) which revives the silky soft as new feeling of the sleeve – once it’s completely dry of course – but we don’t tend to bother with it. He uses Fleshlights with lubricant drizzled in them in any case, so as soon as they’re lubed up the powder would be a moot point.
His feedback?
“It’s tight, but nowhere near as tight as you, and it feels… nice. I don’t know, it’s a Fleshlight, what do you want me to say?
“It’s lighter than the classic versions so it’s more comfortable to use and easier to use for a longer session. It just felt nice, I don’t know – I’m not a reviewer.”
Buy Yours
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Related: read my Fleshlight GO Torque Ice review and see all my Fleshlight reviews
Fleshlight Go Surge Lady: FAQ
How is the Go Surge different from classic Fleshlights?
It has a shorter 7 inch penetrable length and a lighter case, which makes it easier to hold and better for travel compared to the 9 inch classic models.
What lube should I use?
Use a quality water-based lubricant. Avoid silicone or oil-based lubes, which can damage the sleeve material over time.
How do I clean and dry it?
Remove the sleeve, rinse with cool to tepid water, do not use soap, spritz with anti-bac if desired and allow to dry completely before returning to the case. Renewing powder keeps it silky once totally dry.
Is the sleeve material porous?
Yes, it is a TPE-based material (marketed as SuperSkin), so avoid harsh soaps and ensure thorough drying and regular maintenance.
