TPR Packers
The cheapest way to find your size.
TPR is soft, light, and easy on your wallet. It's the simplest way to figure out the size, position, and style you like before you buy silicone. It's porous, so wash it after every wear.
| Packer | Bulge rating | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Mr. Limpy Small | 3/5 | The classic first packer. Light, bendy, easy to position. |
| Mr. Limpy Medium | 4/5 | Same soft feel with a bit more to show |
| Packer Gear TPR 4" | 3/5 | A firmer feel with more structure in the pouch |
| Packer Gear TPR 5" | 4/5 | More length, same firmer build |
| Performance 5" | 2/5 | A longer shaft with small balls |
Shaft length doesn't tell the whole story. Ball size decides your bulge. More in the bulge rating guide.
TPR (thermoplastic rubber) is body-safe for daily wear. It's soft and flexible with a natural drape, and it warms up to your body fast.
With daily wear and good cleaning, most TPR packers last around 6 months before the material starts to break down or get tacky. Powder after every wash helps it last a lot longer.
When you're ready, silicone packers are non-porous, dishwasher safe, hold their shape better, and last years.
Any underwear with a built-in pouch or a harness works. Cake Bandit packing underwear holds a packer in place all day. Briefs with a snug waistband are a low-cost place to start.
More in the packer care guide.
- Wash after each wear with warm water and mild soap or a body-safe toy cleaner.
- Never boil it or put it in the dishwasher. Heat ruins TPR for good.
- Let it air dry completely.
- Dust with Packer Renewing Powder after each wash to keep the surface smooth.
