When can we expect more real sleeves similar to fleshlight vs onaholes for the Vglide?
Fleshlights with case to heavy for stroke action. Why not designs new ones without case?
Or design some new case for the v-glide?
it’s not only how it feels → also how it looks to build the dream.
it wouldn’t be difficult to add additional fins to the outside of the “fleshlight/onaholes” sleeves, which could then be properly folded over at the top and bottom of the original vacuglide capsule to create the vacuum seal.
it should be possible to develop improved mold sleeves like inner fleshlights/onaholes specifically for the vacuglide, without the need for an external additional cap? Or design a new case specially for this. We would be very interested in having a more suitable and efficient solution for the Vglide.
Mouth and female fronts… Can we expected sleeves that look more real?
there have to be better alternative as the case (ultra case https://autoblow.com/product/autoblow-ultra-stroker-case/) Any improvements to expect? lighter case or special sleeves designed for the v-glide with real looks of mouths, females…
The AI mockup doesn’t have to go through any of the work to build that in China or understand the materials and their limitations, which is how it comes up with that kind of design. It definitely offers something insprising to think about, but at the same time offers no realistic path to get there.
You can accomplish the sensation you are looking for with our vacuum cap and a normal fleshlight. We strongly recommend the fleshlight Go model or the Autoblow sleeves in our Autoblow Ultra case, due to the lower weight.
One of the biggest challenges with the AI design that you’ve shown here is that it misperceives the amount of space inside the receiver and doesn’t know about the behavior of that material under vacuum.
I agree that if such a design were possible, every Vacuglide owner should have one. For the time being, you might have to settle for the fleshlight go or Autoblow Ultra, and a vacuum cap.
There is a special material that is thicker than our sleeves and made from a type of TPE or TPR that we are working on with our Japanese supplier, but it’s not textured.
This is not as simple as you would think; this is a thing I have been working on solving for longer than VacuGlide has been available.
I think I might have a manufacturing process capable of producing that texture that will still work with the VacuGlide. It’s gonna take time to sort out all the details; it is unbelievably complicated and Brian’s standards for his products are high.
