







Compact TPE Hip Onahole with Two Openings
A hip-shaped TPE mould measuring 17 × 15 × 10.5 cm and weighing 1.1 kg, with two openings and a textured interior.
Availability must be confirmed before the order is accepted.
- 17 × 15 × 10.5 cm
- 1.1 kg
- Two openings
- TPE construction
- Hip-section shape rather than a full figure
- Sculpted outer contour
- Textured internal walls
- Heavy enough to stay put on a bed
- Unmarked box or satchel — no branding, no product names
- Coastline cities in 1–3 days: Muscat, Seeb, Barka, Sohar, Sur, Qurayyat
- Everywhere else in Oman normally within 1–5 days
- Salalah and the surrounding cities in about 6 days
- Cash on delivery only — no card is charged at any point
- Order details are deleted once delivery is confirmed
- Returns accepted within fourteen days of delivery
- The item must be unused and in its original sealed packaging
- For hygiene reasons, opened intimate items cannot be returned
- Return postage is the buyer’s unless the item arrived damaged
- Refunds are issued within three days of the item arriving back
About this male masturbator
At a glance
- 17 × 15 × 10.5 cm
- 1.1 kg
- Two openings
- TPE construction
A hip section, not a full figure
This is the waist and hips only, cut off above and below. It measures 17 cm long, 15 cm wide and 10.5 cm tall, and weighs 1.1 kg.
That weight is doing real work. A lighter mould slides around on a bed and you end up chasing it; 1.1 kg sits where you put it. It is also light enough to lift with one hand and store in a drawer.
Two openings
There are two, each with its own textured walls. The interior is raised rather than smooth, which is felt most on entry and on the way out.
The outer surface is sculpted to the shape of a hip rather than being a plain block, and the TPE is soft to the touch. It warms quickly, which matters more than it sounds: a cold mould is a different experience from one that has been held for a minute.
TPE and what it needs
TPE is the softer, more forgiving material, and it is what makes a mould at this price possible. It is also the material that needs the most care.
Water-based lubricant only. Silicone and oil-based lubricants both break TPE down and leave the surface tacky, and once that happens it does not come back.
Cleaning routine
Rinse both channels with warm water and mild soap after use. Get a finger into each one — a channel that is only flushed at the opening will hold moisture.
Dry them thoroughly. This is the step people skip, and it is the one that matters: TPE stored damp will grow spots and start to smell. Stand it somewhere with air moving through both openings until it is properly dry, then put it away.
A light dusting of renewal powder keeps the surface from getting sticky between sessions, particularly if you use it often.
How it compares
Against a full torso, this is the storage-friendly option: 1.1 kg lifts with one hand, and 17 cm of length fits in a drawer.
What you give up is weight. At 1.1 kg it stays put on a bed but it does not have the planted feel of a 4.6 kg mould, so if you press down hard it will shift.
Against a cup, the difference is the body shape and the second opening.
Before you buy
Think about drying. Two channels on a 1.1 kg mould take longer than the size suggests, and TPE stored damp is the single most common way these pieces are ruined.
Worth having somewhere open to leave it for an hour after washing.
What to expect
The TPE is soft and warms quickly, and the two openings give a choice rather than one fixed experience. The textured walls are felt most on entry.
Because it is a hip section rather than a full figure, positioning is easier — there are no limbs in the way and the base is flat.
Key features
- Hip-section shape rather than a full figure
- Sculpted outer contour
- Textured internal walls
- Heavy enough to stay put on a bed
Questions about this product
How big is it?
17 cm long, 15 cm wide and 10.5 cm tall. It weighs 1.1 kg.
Is this a full doll?
No. It is a hip section, cut off at the waist and upper thigh.
What lubricant should I use?
Water-based. Silicone and oil-based lubricants degrade TPE.







