PDX Elite Moto Bator 2

PDX Elite Moto Bator 2

Automatic masturbator · TPE sleeve · 3 stimulation types · USB rechargeable

The Moto Bator 2 combines three separate motors in one unit: vacuum suction that pulls you in, a stroking mechanism that moves up and down the shaft, and vibration that rumbles through the sleeve. You can run each function independently or stack them together — suction plus vibration, stroking plus suction, or all three simultaneously. The controls sit on the outer casing with dedicated buttons for each mode, so you can adjust mid-session without breaking rhythm.

The Inside Feeling

The TPE sleeve is lined with raised ridges that run horizontally around the canal. When the stroking motor activates, these ridges move against the shaft in a steady up-and-down motion — it's not a twist or rotation, but a direct stroke that mimics a hand grip tightening and releasing. The suction function creates negative pressure inside the sleeve, pulling you deeper into the canal with each stroke. The vibration adds a surface-level buzz that spreads through the ridges. Combined, the three sensations layer over each other: the stroke provides rhythm, the suction adds pull, and the vibration heightens surface sensitivity.

The canal is uniform in diameter — no chambers or sudden tightness changes. The texture comes entirely from the ridges, which are firm enough to feel during movement but soft enough not to create friction burn. The entrance is slightly narrower than the main canal, which helps hold the sleeve in place during stroking.

The Material

The sleeve is made from TPE — thermoplastic elastomer — which is soft, stretchy, and porous. It has a matte finish with slight tackiness when dry. The material warms to body temperature quickly. TPE is not as firm as silicone, so the sleeve compresses easily when gripped, but it also means the ridges inside conform to your shape rather than pushing back with resistance. The outer casing is hard plastic with a smooth finish.

Size & Handling

The unit is designed to be held with both hands — one hand grips the base to hold it steady, the other operates the control buttons. The sleeve is removable from the casing for cleaning. The motor housing is bulkier than a manual stroker, so this is not a travel-discreet option. The weight comes from the motors and battery, which gives it stability during hands-free use if you wedge it between pillows or cushions.

Cleaning & Maintenance

Remove the sleeve from the casing after each use. Rinse the sleeve under lukewarm running water — turn it inside-out to reach the ridges. Never use soap, shower gel, or household cleaners, as these break down TPE and cause it to become sticky or degrade. If you need extra cleaning power, use a dedicated toy cleaner like Mshop Care Clean:IT, which is formulated to clean porous materials without damaging them.

After rinsing, shake off excess water and let the sleeve air-dry completely before storing. TPE takes longer to dry than silicone, so leave it in a well-ventilated space for several hours. Once dry, dust the outside with cornstarch or renewal powder to keep the surface smooth and prevent tackiness. Store the sleeve separately from the motor casing to allow airflow.

The motor casing should not be submerged in water. Wipe it down with a damp cloth if needed. Charge the battery regularly even if not in use — lithium batteries degrade faster when left fully drained.

Lubricant

Use only water-based lubricant with TPE. Silicone-based or oil-based lubricants cause the material to swell, become sticky, and eventually break down. Apply lubricant generously inside the sleeve before use — the stroking and suction functions create friction, and TPE doesn't produce natural slip. Reapply during longer sessions. We recommend Mshop Care Lube:IT, which is thick enough to stay in place during mechanical movement but washes off easily afterward.