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Find the Right Packer for Everyday Comfort

“Packing” refers to using a device or material to create a natural-looking male bulge in the crotch area. There are a variety of ways to do this, ranging from simple DIY solutions to purpose-made prosthetics. Common options include inexpensive FTM packers like the classic Mr. Limpy, stand-to-pee (STP) packers, and higher-end prosthetics or dual-use “pack and play” models.

Packers can be worn in several ways: tucked into snug underwear, secured with a jockstrap, or used with specialized packing underwear, or packing straps and harnesses designed to keep everything in place comfortably.

For many trans men, packing is part of their daily routine. Others pack only occasionally, or not at all. There’s no right or wrong way to approach it; it’s all about what feels affirming and comfortable for the individual.

Products below are sorted by price from low to high. Prices are approximate and subject to change. This page contains affiliate links, meaning we may earn a small commission if you make a purchase—at no extra cost to you.

Don’t miss: Our full review of the Mr. Limpy — an honest look at sizing, comfort, realism, durability, and why this classic budget packer still holds its ground.

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TPE Packers (Soft Packs)

Performance Packer

Performance
Soft Packer

Tinted glans, 1 color/size

$14.99

Buy on Amazon
Mr. Limpy Medium Flesh

Mr. Limpy

2 colors/3 sizes

$15.95 – $21.95

Buy on Fleshlight
Mr. Limpy - CAD

Mr. Limpy

2 colours/3 sizes

$19.95 – $21.95

Buy on Fleshlight
Doc Johnson Pack It

Doc Johnson
Pack It

2 colors/1 size

$19.44

Buy on Amazon
4" TPE Packer

4″ TPE
Packer

3 colors/1 size

$35.98

Buy on Babeland

About TPE Packers

TPE packers—often marketed under names like Cyberskin and Ultraskyn—are the most affordable and beginner-friendly packers available. Made from an ultra-soft, flexible thermoplastic elastomer, they offer a very natural squish and are comfortable for everyday wear. However, because TPE is a porous and delicate material, these packers typically have a shorter lifespan compared to more durable silicone options.

TPE packers also tend to feel slightly tacky to the touch, so they’re best used with a light dusting of potato starch or “packer dust” to keep them comfortable against the skin. Visually, they’re usually simpler in shape and coloring, so they don’t offer the high realism found in silicone models—but when it comes to affordability and getting started with packing, TPE packers are hard to beat.

Silicone Packers

About Silicone Packers

Silicone packers are a great choice if you’re looking for more realism, durability, and sculpted detail. Compared to TPE packers, silicone models are typically larger, heavier, and more anatomically defined, often featuring details like veins, texture, and even foreskin options. Because silicone is a non-porous, long-lasting material, these packers are easier to clean and far more durable, making them ideal for daily wear.

While silicone packers come with a higher price tag, they’re also built to last. With proper care, a silicone packer can hold its shape, color, and integrity for years, meaning many users never need to replace theirs. If you want a packer that offers realism and longevity, silicone is the way to go.