TS-0165 Hera Ass | TAISEN RealCast, Realistic Hip, Body-Safe

TS-0165 Hera Ass | TAISEN RealCast Collection, Ribbed Trumpet-Entry Realistic Hip

Hera Ass is the life-size butt built to settle the silicone-versus-TPE debate: SOFT SKIN™ 3.0, a trumpet entry, and ribs that escalate.

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Set her beside your old TPE piece and lay a palm on each. The old one gives all at once, tacky and uniform; hers pushes back dry and fine-grained, sinking slowly under your hand and rising on a delay, the way glute muscle does. There is no slickness, no rubber smell, nothing that announces “product.” Then the trumpet mouth takes you in — wide, flared, almost too easy — and the ribs begin: ring after ring of steady friction while nodules and diagonal ridges crowd the deeper stretch. Go slow and every ring reads separately. Go fast and the nodules answer in bursts. The channel narrows quietly toward the back, and full depth seals around you like it was measured.

Features

● Run the side-by-side test — SOFT SKIN™ 3.0 answers the silicone-or-TPE question in one touch: dry, grained, slow-rebounding, with minimal oil and zero odor.

● Flare in through the trumpet mouth — a wide, flared opening removes the stiff first push, so entry stays smooth from the very first session.

● Choose your way in — vaginal and anal entries, two independent snug channels, each ribbed from flare to finish.

● Work the ribbed transition — ringed ribs hold a steady friction while nodules and diagonal ridges take over the deeper stretch.

● Seal in at full depth — the channel narrows subtly toward the back and closes around you where it counts.

● Flip her without help — real mid-scale heft that one person repositions, rinses, and stores solo.

● Wear certified skin — skin-like silicone cast from a real body, FDA-compliant, CE and RoHS certified.

The RealCast Difference

One name, two roads: TAISEN’s Hera stroker carries the same goddess in handheld form, while Hera Ass pours her into SOFT SKIN™ 3.0, our proprietary skin-like silicone, rebuilt from the formula up. Where her RealCast sister Mia works a spiral-led build, Hera Ass builds through ribs and cross-texture — the balanced mid-high answer in the fourteen-model debut. TAISEN was founded in 1984 and is now headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado, with every unit backed by TAISEN BRAND LIMITED and certified FDA-compliant, CE and RoHS.

Care & Maintenance

Water-based lubricant only — silicone-based products mist the SOFT SKIN™ 3.0 finish, and that damage is permanent — please note TAISEN does not offer warranty coverage. After use, flush both channels with warm water and mild soap, giving the ribbed stretch an extra pass, then pat dry and let the tunnels air-dry fully. She carries to the sink in one pair of arms without ceremony. SOFT SKIN™ 3.0 resists tackiness on its own, so daily care is a rinse and a thorough dry; for long storage, a thin coat of renewing powder keeps the touch at its best. Keep that routine, and a year from now the side-by-side test still ends the same way — hers is the cheek that feels like skin.

FAQ

Will a 12-pound hip need two hands to reposition mid-session?

Hera Ass stays where you set her on a flat bed or tabletop through a full session, and when you do want a new angle, one person can flip or shift her without putting anything else down first.

What does the trumpet opening do at entry?

Hera Ass opens in a wide, flared trumpet shape that removes the stiff first push entirely, so you slide in smooth and the ribbed texture beyond it gets to set the pace instead of the entrance.

Hera Ass or the Hera stroker — which Hera is which?

Hera Ass is a SOFT SKIN™ 3.0 butt masturbator — a mid-high intensity hip with a trumpet entry and ribbed, cross-textured channels — while the Hera stroker (TS-0223) is a moderate-intensity handheld sleeve in classic SOFT SKIN™ with a tongue entry and a suction finish; the shared name honors the same goddess, but the material line and the experience are entirely different.

Will the box get a heavy handling label that gives away what’s inside?

Hera Ass ships in a plain outer carton, and any handling mark on the box refers to parcel weight only — no product name, no imagery, and no wording that identifies the contents.