When I was offered the chance to test the remote-controlled anal plug Little Rocket by Adrien Lastic, I accepted out of curiosity, but with a few preconceptions.
After all, we had already come across a rabbit from the same brand, the Butch Cassidy, which had not convinced me in the slightest.
However, this little plug and its remote control seemed more promising. So here is our take on the Adrien Lastic Little Rocket plug.
Packaging
The Adrien Lastic Little Rocket remote-controlled anal plug comes in a sturdy cardboard box.
It opens in a fairly practical way and will keep the sex toy safe.
That said, even though it’s fairly robust for a cardboard box and doubles as a storage container, it’s still just packaging.
Inside the box, you’ll find the sex toy and its remote control, along with their charging cables.
Appearance of the remote-controlled anal plug
The Little Rocket has a classic plug shape, but its base has been changed to a spherical form instead of a flat one.
The sex toy’s coating is a soft silicone surface. No sharp edges, and only the two metal connectors (for charging) at the back of the base stand out from the blue surface.
As for the remote control, it is small, round, and made of plastic, with a small LCD screen and three little buttons.
Texture and material
The Little Rocket is entirely covered in silicone, apart from the two small metal connectors for recharging.
The silicone is soft and plush to the touch, and the sex toy is flexible between the base and the insertable part. You can sense a solid core (which presumably houses the motor) beneath the silicone layer, which seems fairly thick.
Powering the Little Rocket remote-controlled anal plug
The plug recharges via a magnetic charging port, which is fairly practical, as we’re seeing more and more of these (and that’s a good thing) since Fun Factory and other brands have popularised the idea. On the other end of the cable, it’s a USB port.
The remote control, for its part, recharges using a standard micro-USB cable.
Controls on the sex toy
On the plug, there’s only one single button, located on its base.
By pressing and holding it, you turn the sex toy on to make it responsive to the remote control’s commands, or you turn it off.
With short presses, this button lets you cycle through the plug’s ten vibration modes.
The Little Rocket’s remote control
Unlike many sex toys of this type, the Little Rocket isn’t controlled via a smartphone, but through a remote control.
It’s less modern, admittedly, but it can prove handy in certain situations. For example, in fetish clubs, where it’s generally forbidden to bring your phone (to avoid photos).
This remote control has three buttons: the one in the centre turns the vibrations on or off, and the other two let you cycle through the modes.
These modes, of which there are ten, are numbered. The first three are constant, and the following seven are more whimsical.
Noise level
As for the noise level, the Little Rocket is far from being a hyper-noisy sex toy, but you can hear it clearly… And for a remote-controlled anal plug, which is meant to be worn outdoors, that can prove terribly annoying.
So you’ll want to reserve it for contexts where the background noise is loud enough to mask any hum coming from your backside. In a bar, a nightclub, a noisy restaurant, it should be fine… But not at dinner at your in-laws’ place, unless you want to be mistaken for a certified farter.
Comfort and effectiveness
The plug inserts with a little water-based lubricant. In moderation, though: it mustn’t fall out on its own.
The diameter of the toy’s base being barely wider than that of the insertable part, I had a few concerns about the risk of it climbing way too far, like a little rocket, into unwary anal passages.
This fear didn’t stop me from trying it, and I encountered no issues of that kind. However, depending on your anatomy, do be careful at the start…
It’s relatively comfortable, its flexibility allowing a great deal of freedom of movement.
It doesn’t quite match the comfort of the Rosebuds or the Njoy plugs, though. Indeed, its thinnest part, which remains at the entrance of the anus when the plug is in place, is a touch too wide for extended wear. An hour or two, no problem, but no longer.
The vibrations are fairly powerful and provide pleasant sensations. Far from triggering an instant orgasm, the presence of the plug maintains a feeling of arousal, which builds each time your partner activates the vibrations.
This makes for very funny two-player games, combining the element of surprise with soft control over your partner.
Conclusion on the Adrien Lastic Little Rocket remote-controlled anal plug
The good points:
- The Little Rocket is a rather comfortable plug.
- Its vibrations are fairly powerful.
- Its remote control is practical, simple and well-designed.
The bad points:
- It’s not exactly the most comfortable plug out there either.
- Its shape might not be 100% safe? (That said, having not encountered any issues, I’m not entirely sure).
Note finale du test
Les plus
- Rather comfortable
- Fairly powerful vibrations
- Practical remote control
Les moins
- Could be more comfortable
- Shape not 100% safe?
