
Masturbator Feel Molly Stewart by KIIROO
€69.99

Masturbator Feel Molly Stewart by KIIROO
A realistic stroker modelled from parts of Molly Stewart and finished with a soft, skin-like TPE sleeve. It’s for someone who wants a detailed, textured internal canal and the option to pair with KIIROO Keon for interactive use. Heavier and more substantial than a simple pocket sleeve, it gives a more lifelike feel for solo sessions.
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Compatible lubricant: water-based.
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Description
The Molly Stewart - Stroker de Kiiroo is a manual masturbator with a TPE sleeve and an ABS and PC body. It features a Real Feelstar mould, a very soft, skin-like feel and a channel with deep ridges and bumps. It weighs 800 g and can be paired with Keon, PowerBlow and PowerShot using the PowerShot housing.
Who it suits and who it doesn't
It could suit you if you want to use it by hand and are looking for a channel with deep ridges and bumps.
If you need to connect it directly to Keon, PowerBlow or PowerShot without a PowerShot housing, this model won't meet that need.
How to use it and look after it
- To pair it with Keon, PowerBlow or PowerShot, use the PowerShot housing.
Wash it using a toy-cleaning product or gentle soap.
- Use it with a water-based lubricant.
Compatibility
- Lubricant: Kiiroo says you can use it with water-based lubricant.
General tips
Common good practice for this type of product; these are not the manufacturer's instructions.
- Use water-based lube, inside the channel and on the penis: without lube, the friction is uncomfortable and the material wears out sooner.
- After use, rinse the channel with lukewarm water and let it dry completely, open to the air, before putting it away: moisture left inside encourages mould.
- Once it's dry, a little renewing powder for masturbators brings back its soft feel and stops it going sticky.
- Keep it clean and dry, away from heat and sunlight, in a fabric pouch or its box and apart from other toys: some materials react when they touch and become stained or misshapen.
How it differs
- Kiiroo Feel Lacy Lennon Stroker: The Molly Stewart - Stroker de Kiiroo has deep ridges and bumps, while the Kiiroo Feel Lacy Lennon Stroker has spiral ridges. Choose the former if you want bumps, and the latter if you prefer a spiral texture.
Our verdict
You can use it by hand or pair it with the devices listed, though you'll need the PowerShot housing to connect it to them.
Before first use, read the manufacturer's instructions that come with the product: they are the reference for its use, cleaning and safety.
Technical data
| Material | ABS and TPE[1] |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 22 cm[2] |
| Weight | 800 g[2] |
| Packaging dimensions | 90 x 260 x 90 mm[2] |
| Brand | KIIROO |
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Data sources: [1] KIIROO · manufacturer's website (checked on 25 September 2026) [2] supplier data (checked on 25 September 2026)
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| Price | €69.99 | €69.99 | €69.99 | €69.99 |
| Brand | KIIROO | KIIROO | KIIROO | KIIROO |
| Material | ABS and TPE | ABS and TPE | ABS and TPE | TPE |
| Dimensions | 22 cm | 22 × Ø 2.6 cm | 22 × Ø 1.2 cm | — |
| Weight | 800 g | 800 g | — | — |
| Maximum diameter | — | 2.6 cm | 4.4 cm | — |
Frequently asked questions
- What are its dimensions?
- Dimensions: 22 cm.
- What is it made of?
- ABS and TPE.
Answers from Loviux based on the manufacturer's data.
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