Fort Troff Piston Thruster Black

How It Feels and Moves

Everything centers on one motion. It is a steady back-and-forth piston stroke of 1.75 inches. That stroke length comes close to what larger thrusting machines deliver, packed into a handheld silicone shaft. The Turbo Torque engine drives the stroke with real force. Up front, a mushroom-shaped head stays soft and cushioned, so the first push in feels gentle before the thrusting builds. The Premium Liquid Silicone body has a smooth, slightly yielding surface that warms quickly in the hand.

Controls, Thrusting and Vibration

• 2 thrusting speeds, each a slightly quicker take on the base stroke
• 8 vibration settings, which most thrusting machines skip
• Strong suction-cup base that holds its place on smooth, flat surfaces
• Included remote control for hands-free play, plus buttons on the balls
• USB rechargeable lithium battery, cable included: about 90 minutes to charge, around 45 minutes of run time

Measurements: 8.5 in. (21.6 cm) total length, 6.75 in. (17.1 cm) insertable length and 6.5 in. (16.5 cm) circumference.

Lube Compatibility

Doc Johnson states the Liquid Silicone build works with any lube. For the most predictable results, reach for a water-based lubricant: it rinses off cleanly and will not interact with the silicone surface. If you prefer the longer glide of a silicone-based or hybrid formula, test a small dab on the base first and check for any tackiness before full use. Thrusting creates plenty of friction, so apply generously along the shaft and reapply as it absorbs.

What to Know

This is not a whisper-quiet toy. The engine has an audible roar, a trade-off for the thrusting power behind each stroke. Charge it fully before your first session, press the suction cup down firmly on a clean surface, and start at the lower speed to get used to the stroke depth before switching up.