How do you choose a rabbit? With its two arms that simultaneously stimulate the vagina and the clitoris, the rabbit is a sex toy that lets you combine pleasures.
However, making a good rabbit requires a careful approach. After all, some of these sex toys seem to have been designed by aliens who only ever got to observe female anatomy through a telescope. And when you’re expecting repeated orgasms, coming across a poorly made one turns out to be terribly frustrating.
Here are some tips for buying an effective and practical rabbit, along with a few suggestions.
Choosing a rabbit: the criteria
The material: go for silicone
The ‘rabbits’ section in online sex shops often contains its fair share of dinosaurs, including a good number of jelly sex toys.
Now, admittedly, this translucent material has the look of a gummy sweet, which might seem appealing at first glance. But you’ll be in for a nasty surprise when you realise that the sweet in question stinks of plastic. The taste will be even worse.
And even if you never put your sex toys in your mouth, jelly, whose composition can vary from one sex toy to another, is toxic.
It’s a generic name for a porous translucent material, often a mixture of PVC and additives to soften it. The additives in question can be phthalates, mineral oils, or other things… Anyway, substances that won’t sit well with your mucous membranes, some of which are endocrine disruptors or allergens.
On top of that, jelly melts, and your vibrator will most certainly start looking a right mess over time. And its porosity means you won’t be able to clean it properly, as bacteria can build up in the pores of the sex toy.
For rabbits, the safest material is silicone.
Beware of false savings, and Google
Choosing a silicone rabbit isn’t enough to ensure you have a good sex toy. Even in silicone, many low-priced rabbits turn out to be poorly designed, or lack power.
.As a general rule, I’d tend to avoid sex toys whose brand tells you nothing, which are often generic models produced in China, rebranded under various names.
And even with well-known brands, there are duds. To form an opinion before buying, it’s best to Google the name of the rabbit, in order to read various reviews of it.
Choosing a rabbit: some nice models
Here are some suggestions for nice rabbits, among the sex toys we’ve tested.
First off, let’s take a look at the Miss Bi by Fun Factory. With its large clitoral nub and its vaginal arm with a curved tip, it’s an excellent choice for those who want to come with no effort.
Even when you let it do all the work, the orgasms come without any prompting.
In the same vein, the Lelo Ina 2, a sex toy that’s actually a few years old, is a must-have when it comes to rabbits.
Its vibrations are powerful, its curve effectively stimulates the G-spot, and its external arm stays perfectly in place on the clitoris.
In a different vein, the G-Vibe by the brand Funtoys is an interesting alternative to classic rabbits.
Its two flexible arms and powerful vibrations let you explore a range of possibilities.
Another variant, one of formidable effectiveness: combining the vibrations and penetration of a ‘classic’ rabbit with clitoral suction and pulsations in the style of a Womanizer.
The Satisfyer Pro G-spot Rabbit pulls this off brilliantly, delivering intense sensations.
So, do you own a rabbit? Are you happy with it?
