Rotating G-Spot Rabbit Vibrator

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A rabbit vibrator that will make you hop for real!

Submitted by: Babe in Toyland on November 16, 2007

First, let me say that I love the Rotating G Spot Rabbit so much that I went out and bought a spare after trying the sample for myself. Now, I go through sex toys at work like a college cheerleader goes through football players, so anything I pick up for my personal life is definitely worth adding to your collection. From the top down, the rotating head spins in a circle about the size of a soda can, which makes it about average. It has a fairly strong gear, though, that helps keep it spinning even when you start grinding the tip against your clit and lips. The massaging beads are loose, which has its good and bad points. The good is that there are a lot of them, which provides you with more stimulation. The bad is that it stops spinning when you contract hard around it (like most ladies and I do in the middle of an orgasm). I’ve used it for about 2 months now without any problems resulting from this yet, but if you clench down hard enough and often enough you’ll eventually strip the gears and it will stop spinning all together. Just be careful and keep this in mind, and you won’t have any problems. The rabbit ears are nice and long, so they vibrate pretty easily to give you better stimulation. There’s also a vibrator motor located inside the rabbit to maximize their power. That being said, there’s only one vibrator motor so it can only do so much. By the time the vibes travel to the tip of the shaft, they get pretty weak to nonexistent – which is where the rotating beads and tip pick up the slack. There are tons of speed settings, which is a major plus in my book for any vibrator. Better yet, the controls aren’t nearly as complex as some vibes that practically require you to have an aeronautical engineering degree. I don’t like that it takes 4 batteries, but that’s the price you’ve got to pay for all these functions to work smoothly and effectively. It’s made from jelly, so I’d use a condom with it for easier cleaning. You can poke the material, but the rotating mechanism means the vibrator’s not flexible at all. It makes for easier penetration but makes it harder to hit those hard-to-reach spots. I haven’t experienced any problems yet, but then it’s only been two months. If I run into anything major, I’ll post an addition here later. Power: 4 – Strong Vibrations Volume: 3 – Average Pros + Rabbit ears for strong clitoral stimulation + Massaging beads for G Spot stimulation + Rotating shaft to stimulate your whole vagina + Multiple vibration and rotation settings + G Spot tip to find and rub your G Spot more easily Cons - Vibrations weak at the tip of the shaft - Beads sometimes clump together - Only one vibrator motor Verdict If you want to experience a multi-function vibrator first-hand without paying an arm and a leg, the Rotating G Spot Rabbit is a great way to learn what you’ve been missing!