Tenga Dual Sensation Cup Extremes Stroker

Open the cup, and it's ready. The Tenga Dual Sensation Cup Extremes is a disposable, pre-lubricated cup-style stroker, so there's no bottle, no cleaning and no cleanup plan. The sleeve is TPE inside a PE casing, and a PU ring holds the lubricant. It's travel friendly, and when you're done, you throw it out.

The numbers describe what you're getting. The cup is 2.63 in. deep and wide and 6.1 in. tall. The insertion length is approximately 5.9 in., and the insertion width is approximately 1.77 in. Those are the figures for the usable channel, and they give you a sense of the depth. The product details don't describe the interior pattern behind the Dual Sensation name, so we won't guess at it.

Hold the casing firmly and start gently. The cup is pre-lubricated, with a lubricant ring and internal lubricant, so you can use it straight from the package. If it feels dry later, add a little water-based lube.

Key Features:
- Disposable – single use, no cleaning
- Pre-lubricated – ready straight from the package
- TPE insert sleeve – inside a PE casing
- PU lubricant ring – holds the lubricant
- 5.9 in. insertion length – approximately
- Travel friendly – compact and self-contained

Size Specs: Depth 2.63 in. x width 2.63 in. x height 6.1 in. Insertion length approx. 5.9 in. Insertion width approx. 1.77 in.
Materials: Insert sleeve, thermoplastic elastomer (TPE). Casing, PE. Lubricant ring, PU.

About the lubricant

Tenga lists the ingredients for both the ring lubricant and the internal lubricant, and they include water, glycerin and other components. If you have a sensitivity to any listed ingredient, check the full list on the packaging before you use it. We're not a doctor, so if you have a known allergy, that's the person to ask.

Using it

Take your time on the first try. Start slowly to learn how the cup feels, then adjust your grip to your preference. Disposable means one use, so don't try to wash and reuse it. When you're finished, wrap it up and put it in the trash.

Storing it

Keep the cup in a cool, dry place away from heat. A drawer or a travel bag works. Because it's self-contained, you can leave it in the case until you need it.

Picking a Tenga

Tenga sells several cups, and we carry a few. This one is the Dual Sensation Cup in the Extremes version. If you're comparing it with the other cups we have, the sizes are similar, so the real difference is the name and what it promises. Check the product page for anything extra about the interior, and read the packaging when it arrives.

It's also a good choice for travel, since it's one piece that comes ready to use. Pack it flat in a bag, and you don't need to bring anything else with you.

Disposing of it

Once you've finished, don't flush it. Wrap it in a tissue or bag and put it in the trash. If you're traveling, take a small bag along for exactly that reason, so you aren't leaving it loose in a hotel bin.

How we ship it

The cup stroker ships in a plain box with no branding on the outside. It's light enough to carry in a bag.