A10 Cyclone SA Mods: Do They Really Double the Pleasure?
- The A10 Cyclone SA PLUS doesn't feel all that good
- I've gotten bored of the sensation
- I want something way more intense
I collected reviews from people who mod it by using strokers that aren't made for it.
Inspired by them, I ran my own experiment.
Get the strokers I introduce here and you might enjoy your A10 Cyclone SA PLUS up to 120%.
Here's one review:
“The maker doesn't recommend it, but with another brand's stroker I already had, I felt pleasure like never before!”
“What surprised me was that a stroker that felt meh on its own felt incredibly good in this machine.”
Inspired by reviews like these, I bought the No. 1 most popular stroker at NLS, the official Japanese online store for RENDS/VORZE: “Mada Namae ga Arimasen” (“No Name Yet”).
The verdict: in my A10 Piston SA mod it felt insanely good, but in the A10 Cyclone it was a failure.
It's a waste to leave your A10 Cyclone SA PLUS sitting unused.
The maker doesn't recommend modding, and it could cause breakdowns or injuries, but it beats never using it again.
You might end up thinking “Wow! If I'd known it could feel like this, I'd have modded it from day one,” so try out different things.
Be careful not to hurt yourself!
Do this entirely at your own risk.
And if you haven't bought the Oral, a dedicated sleeve for the A10 Cyclone SA, yet, I recommend getting it before you fail at modding.
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What to Try Before Modding the A10 Cyclone SA PLUS
Jumping straight into modding just because you're not satisfied is risky.
There's still more you can do.
First, try squeezing the air out before you go in.
Squeeze the air out like this, then insert:
Getting in like this and then setting it in the A10 Cyclone SA PLUS is a bit tricky.
But the friction goes up, and even the included Medusa sleeve feels much better.
How to Mod the A10 Cyclone SA PLUS Sleeve
Modding the A10 Cyclone SA PLUS itself is hard.
But modding the dedicated sleeve is easy.
There's a product like this one: wrap it around the Medusa sleeve and the extra friction makes it feel better.
■ Hole Bandage
Hole Bandage
Trying rubber bands is another good idea.
The catch: it gets harder to fit the sleeve into the fixing holes when you put it in the A10 Cyclone SA PLUS case.
While it's running, the sleeve may slip out of those holes, so be careful.
First, see whether a stroker you already own works in it.
Modding the A10 Cyclone SA PLUS with Strokers That Aren't Made for It
Here are strokers that people bought separately, put in the A10 Cyclone SA PLUS, and said were good.
Mada Namae ga Arimasen (“No Name Yet”)
Some people were enjoying this stroker in the A10 Cyclone SA PLUS, so I bought it too.
The verdict: a failure.
Maybe there's too much friction — it barely rotates at all.
In particular, it won't follow the actress's small movements, like during a blowjob.
So I go soft fast.
For this, the Oral, the dedicated sleeve for the A10 Cyclone SA, feels far better.
It's about the same size, so it's easy to fit in the case.
But there's so much friction that it stays put even when you turn the case upside down.
Well, once you're inside, it swells, so the friction does get it rotating.
But maybe it swells too much — the case's stopper pops off.
It was so-so for me, but here's a real review I found:
“I use it set in my A10 Cyclone SA.”
“I've tried lots of strokers, and this was the best.”
Mada Namae ga Arimasen
By the way, here's how it looks in the A10 Piston SA:
It rubs the whole shaft hard, so it felt seriously good.
If you own an A10 Piston SA, I recommend buying Mada Namae ga Arimasen.
It cost about ¥2,700 when I bought it; as of September 2026, NLS lists it at ¥2,860.
Details here ↓↓
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Kunoichi Inpo Shokushu Shuriken, Mocchiri Normal
Kunoichi Inpo Shokushu Shuriken, Mocchiri Normal
I found reviews like these:
- Perfect for rotating toys.
- Its size matches the A10 Cyclone SA PLUS, too.
- It's longer than the dedicated sleeve, but that's not a problem.
- There's nothing to hook it onto the A10 Cyclone SA case — friction holds it in place.
Kunoichi Inpo Shokushu Shuriken, Nettori Soft
Kunoichi Inpo Shokushu Shuriken, Nettori Soft
Some people use this one in the Cyclone, but there were some not-so-great reviews too.
It's on the gentle side, so if you like strong stimulation, go for a harder type.
“Also, it has vertical ridges, so I set it in my A10 Cyclone SA.”
“The spinning tentacles hit my penis again and again!”
“It licks all around the penis.”
“I bought it thinking it might work in the A10 Cyclone too.”
“Like the other one, it was too gentle and I got bored fast.”
“It's also fairly big and heavy, so it does fit in the A10 Cyclone, but I wouldn't really recommend it.”
Virgin Loop
Virgin Loop
“I tried it in the Cyclone SA, but it doesn't give you that sideways-rotation pleasure.”
“I'd recommend using it with the Piston.”
“If you want to enjoy it with the Cyclone, Nejiri Chitsu is by far the better choice.”
“I put it in my Cyclone electric stroker. It's a little short, but if you make up the gap (about one eye-drop bottle's worth), it works.”
“The material is different from the Cyclone's dedicated sleeves — soft and very pleasurable.”
“An unusual way to use it, but I put it in place of the separately sold A10 Cyclone inner cup and spun it — the clover structure is amazing!”
Nejiri Chitsu (“Twisted Vagina”)
Jitsugen! Nejiri Chitsu
“As the name says, the inside is twisted, so it's ideal for rotation. Soft, gentle stimulation.”
“Better than using it on its own.”
“There are a few other strokers that suit the Cyclone SA, but this one is cheap!”
“Easy to wash, too.”
“Easy to put in the Cyclone SA.”
Tenka Ichi Ana
Tenka Ichi Ana
“Love the hard, knobbly bumps.”
“It really feels like it's milking you.”
“It also pairs well with the A10 Cyclone SA.”
“Every turn gives you a rough, grinding sensation.”
Modding a Monitor Arm to Hold the A10 Cyclone SA PLUS
One person modded a monitor arm to hold both the A10 Cyclone SA PLUS and the A10 Piston SA, so both are ready to use at a moment's notice.
The Daredevils Who Converted the A10 Cyclone SA PLUS to AC Power
The A10 Cyclone SA PLUS normally charges over USB, but some daredevils have converted it to run on an AC adapter — maybe they wanted to use it while plugged in. Note that VORZE's user guide tells you not to take apart, repair or modify the unit yourself (checked September 2026).
Modding the wireless adapter for fan-made sync
Some people apparently need the wireless adapter to play adult games that fans made sync with it.
Modding the Old A10 Cyclone's Controller
Someone built a box around the controller of the old A10 Cyclone — the “R-1 Starter Set” — so they can't easily stop it themselves.
“A10 Cyclone mod theory, part 1”
“Controller edition”
“It's less a mod than cheap ‘crafting,’ but I plan to turn it into a series called ‘mod theory.’”
“It's just crafting, so you can get the materials at a home-improvement store or a 100-yen shop (probably).”
“*If you try this, be very careful not to hurt yourself, and do it at your own risk.”
Source: a post on X (no longer available)
Is it for M-play, forcing the stimulation on yourself?
I couldn't quite figure out the idea.