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Hyper Realistic FTM Packers, 3in1 and STP
- Very Soft Packer (Super Squishy)
- Semi-hard Pack and Play
- Multi Use with Inner Skeleton (No Stp)
- Multi Use 3in1 w/ STP Hole and Sex Rod
FTM Prosthesis Models
StP prosthesis and, at the same time, comfortable packers to wear on a daily basis or during sexual intercourse.
The movable skin provides an extremely realistic look and feel.
Large Prosthetic Penis “Hector”
Hector has a large circumference of 14cm (5.5″) and a length range of 16 to 22 cm (6.2-8.6″). Made out of medical silicone, it is exceptionally soft to the touch, hypoallergenic, waterproof, and scent-free.
Starting from:
590.00€
FTM Packer ‘Achilles’
This Hyper-Realistic FTM Prosthesis is our new Model named “Achilles”. It has a larger circumference of 13cm (5.1″), and the length range is from 13 to 16 cm (5.1 – 6.3″). Made out of medical silicone, it is exceptionally soft to the touch, hypoallergenic, waterproof, and scent-free.
Starting from:
590.00€
FTM Packer “Golia”
This Hyper-Realistic FTM Prosthesis is our new Model named “Golia.” It has a normal circumference of 12cm (4.7″), and the length range is from 12 to 15 cm (4.7 – 5.9″). Made out of medical silicone, it is exceptionally soft to the touch, hypoallergenic, waterproof, and scent-free. Each prosthetic is handcrafted and hand-painted with care and 100% customizable to your exact preferences.
Starting from:
590.00€
Size Comparison
Each model is sculpted with a distinct anatomical shape, circumference and length range.
Choose the one that best fits your body and your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please take a moment to explore our Frequently Asked Questions about our FTM prostheses to help you make an informed decision before your purchase.
What are FTM prosthetics and their primary functions?
FTM prosthetics are devices designed to resemble and, in some cases, function as male genitalia.
They come in various shapes, sizes, and materials, with packers serving as a more simple, non-anatomical choice, and more realistic options like STPs (Stand-to-Pee) and erectile prosthetics that offer additional functionality.
The primary functions of these prosthetics are to aid in personal alignment with gender identity and, for some, to perform basic male functions like urination.
What materials is my prosthesis made of?
Our prostheses are made from a range of materials to cater to the diverse needs of users.
Silicone is the most common material for creating the skin-like texture and feel.
It's durable, easy to clean, and mimics the elasticity of human skin. Some prosthetics also have a core of harder materials to ensure stability and functionality.
What is the cost range for FTM prosthetics?
The cost of FtM prosthetics can vary considerably.
Simple packers typically range from $20 to $100, while more complex STP prosthetics or those with additional functions can run from a few hundred to over a thousand dollars.
The investment depends on factors like realism, materials, and features, with medical insurance sometimes covering part or all of the expense.
Are FTM prosthetics comfortable and easy to wear?
The comfort level of FtM prosthetics varies depending on the individual's experience and the design of the prosthetic.
Soft packers are generally comfortable for daily wear, while prosthetics with more rigid constructions might take some time getting used to.
Adapting to wearing an STP or pleasure prosthetic can take practice for some, but many find that they are comfortable and easy to use.
What size should I get?
Selecting the correct size of FTM prosthetic is crucial for comfort, functionality, and overall satisfaction.
Here's a guide to assist you in finding the right fit: Start by accurately measuring your body. Take into account your body type and proportions.
Reflect on the intended functionality and usage.
Prioritise personal comfort and the desire for a realistic appearance.
If uncertain, seek guidance from a healthcare professional.
How to choose the best FTM prosthesis?
Choosing the right FtM prosthetic boils down to your specific requirements and personal preferences.
Start with considering your lifestyle, are you looking for something to pack and give the bump of a natural physique, or do you need an STP for use in restrooms?
Consider the material, the level of realism, and whether you need a basic prosthetic or one with more advanced features like ejaculation and erection function.
Feedback from others who have used different types can also be invaluable.
How to wear a FtM prosthetic?
Wearing an FTM prosthetic involves several steps for a comfortable fit: ensure it's clean and dry, position it securely, adjust for comfort, wear clothing that supports it discreetly, be mindful of comfort throughout the day, embrace it confidently, and maintain it properly for hygiene and longevity.
Following these steps ensures a confident and comfortable experience with your FTM prosthetic.
How to pack with boxers?
Packing an FTM prosthetic with boxers involves selecting boxers with a pouch or front opening, then securely placing the prosthetic inside that area.
Adjust as necessary for comfort and a natural appearance.
Can I sleep with my prosthetic on?
Whether to sleep with an FtM prosthetic is a matter of personal preference.
For some, it adds to comfort and alignment with identity.
If it's a source of dysphoria or discomfort during sleep, then taking it off at night is perfectly acceptable.
Always follow the specific care instructions to maintain the prosthesis when deciding to wear it overnight.
How do I wear and use my prosthetic in public?
Many FtM prosthetics are designed to be discreet, but it can take some experimentation to find the best way to wear and use them in public.
Discretion often comes down to finding the right garments, accessories, and positions for your preferred prosthetic.
Practising at home in front of a mirror can help build confidence in using the prosthetic in different situations.
Additionally, online communities often share tips and tricks for discreet use in various environments.
Can I swim or engage in sports activities?
Yes, our prosthetics are designed to be water-resistant and can generally be used during swimming or sports activities. However, we recommend securing the prosthetic properly before any physical activity to avoid displacement. After swimming, rinse the prosthetic with clean water and mild soap to remove chlorine or salt, and let it dry completely before storing it.
How do I clean and maintain my FTM prosthetic?
Proper maintenance is key to prolonging the lifespan of your FtM prosthetic.
Cleaning after each use with mild soap and water is generally recommended.
Disinfectants that are based on ethyl alcohol are not recommended.
The product should always be used with a water-based lubricated condom.
For packers and non-adhesive prosthetics, you can also use specialised cleaners designed for these materials.
Storing it in a cool, dry place not only helps keep it clean, but also preserves its shape and quality.