F-Slider Pro Heavy Duty Self Pleasuring Sliding Chair with Accessories, Black

The item was just as its pictured no defects and works just as described. Now for the review, I was skeptical about this to say the least but I have already tried an electric machine and its not really what I am looking for. The electric machines leave me feeling sore and raw. This on the other hand started off just a tad awkward but I came on the first use and the second use was absolutely epic experience that goes beyond words. This gives you a more controlled experience, you rock at your pace. My skepticism was the look that it moved forwards and backwards slightly in the video instead of a clean up and down nice and straight. I can say that I don't notice this at all and in fact if anything it probably adds to the incredible feeling. The only down side to this is the size and weight. If you are someone who would need to hide this and put it away after ever use, I am not saying its not for you but it is going to be a pain in the but, in my opinion after having experienced it. It is a downside I will live with given the incredible experience you get in return. well worth the money and worth putting it away in the closet with its cover and throwing a heavy jacket over the top to further conceal it works for me.

It arrived defective, did not slide as described in the description nor at all. Seller was very unhelpful throughout the entire process and chose to throw blame at me rather than acknowledge a flaw in their product. I’m sure they’re not all defective but beware; if yours is, be prepared to fight tooth and nail to get your money back

First impressions: fairly solid built, the engineering is mechanically flawless, virtually silent, padding is largely insufficient and toy that comes with is probably a throw away, but awful fun and exactly what I was hoping for.Action is very smooth, a wide range of motion for all sorts of varying depths, no lost motion at all, and very easily controlled, if you've ever had a good mechanical rocking chair the motion will be similar. The actual frame feels fairly decent not cheap but anyone hitting the edge of the weight limit I would say beware, it does not feel indestructible...it's the strategic use of plastics that are the problem. I would have definitely used some sort of aluminum vs plastic for the branding plate which adds a lot of side to side structural integrity. Plastic has a bit too much give where some sort of light sheet metal would have been 10x better understandably heavier. This makes it bad for stirring motions, but that's a relatively minor flaw, given how well it generally works otherwise. May try to mod this myself to add some side to side structural integrity so it really holds up over time. Couple of sharper edges here on the cut of the plastic as well that depending on yours might want to file down slightly, or add some padding tape to.The biggest flaw is in the padding, the inner edge of the cushion frame is largely unpadded, so as your weight generally falls heaviest on the inner sections of the cushion frame, it tends to dig pretty hard and you notice it quite quickly. It's basically a piece of wood wrapped in material where all the padding material is physically on top vs wrapped in any way around the edges, and then stapled in place on the bottom which feels like it was designed by someone who never sat on that cushion for more than a minute or two because after a few minutes, it's more than a little noticeable. That said it's just a handful of screws to pull off, and looks like something a handy person could mod to their heart's content, using a couple towels to blunt the edges is enough. I will look into modding this to have a more comfortable seat for sure.Initial setup was much easier than expected. Spend a few minutes going through and tightening up screws when you first set up and the frame will feel even a little more solid, any give side to side on the interior mechanical parts should be tightened (within reason) so wobble is minimized. Think like a bike tire wobbling on the axle which will make for a bad bike ride...same deal. And you can't expect it will be perfect upon delivery because of heat changes in transit will tighten or loosen things because it comes assembled.The person who said this is an unadvertised exercise machine is probably not wrong hahah?Get yourself a better toy, a towel or two for some extra padding and enjoy.4-Stars for the flaws, mostly for the padding which is pretty critical, but overall satisfied.

I have been using my F-Slider for over two months now, and am very satisfied. I was concerned that it would not be sturdy enough for me. I'm a man, and weigh 260 pounds. It performs just fine, and shows no sign of being under stress from my weight. I use rather large toys- most frequently one which is about 12 inches long and 8 inches circumference. This has relevance in that the machine has to exert greater force with these large toys as I slide for the toy to penetrate me. Again, it performs just fine, and shows no sign of stress to the active arm. I have used, less frequently, even larger toys, and again, it held up fine, but the configuration made it difficult to get the force necessary for full penetration.As I said, I've been using my F-Machine for a couple of months, probably 3 sessions per week for an average of 1.5 hours per session. WHAT A WONDERFUL RIDE!I have 4 other machines. Two electronically controlled, programmable machines and two more conventional electric machines. They do a great job as well, but generally require a lot more preparation time and effort. They also require something to support and position them properly, or you have to get on your knees on the floor. That's just not as appealing as sitting and sliding back ad forth.I am lucky enough to have a convenient place where I can keep my F-Slider set up and ready to just sit on at anytime. The problem with that, is that every time I walk past it I want to slap a dildo on it and ride and ride for a few hours! (hint: you'll need to have a nice thick sheet of neoprene or something to spread around the base, probably with at least a foot beyond the machine on all sides. I use a piece of pond-liner material. It's super easy to wipe off to keep clean.)The one issue I did have was a bit of "squeakiness". The joints needed lubrication. I used a "white lithium" spray a couple of times early on and have had no further squeaks. With it I sprayed all movable joints on the machine.

Came together which was nice. However, the packaging within the box was horrible. Parts were rusted (surface rust, but rust nonetheless), and a washer was missing as well. Price point is too high on a product that has clearly been sitting around for far too long and quality control is lacking.