Fluffer tickler by Sportsheets - review by Kayla

The Fluffer Tickler is a feather tickler sold by EdenFantasys and made by Sportsheets. It includes a single feather loop that is attached to a long, plastic stick. It comes in a couple color choices for the main color: black, pink, and red. The secondary, wispy feathers will always be white.

The packaging is basic. This little feather just comes by itself. It does have a tag attached firmly to the plastic pole which basically tells what the product is and who made it. However, on the backside, it gives you some "sex hints" which are basically different ways you can use the feather in your sexual play. It talks about drawing objects on your partner and they guess as well as being a "naughty housekeeper".

The stick does hold up well. The feather does seem to be firmly attached to it, and the stick is about two feet long. The stick is made from plastic, but it doesn't bend much. At the end of the stick, there's a little extra layer of plastic around the base to give the stick a "handle". The handle may not be big enough for all sized hands, but it does do a good job of giving you a place where you can easily grab the feather when you want to use it. Overall, it seems like the stick is well put together, and I haven't had any issue with the feather falling off either.

The feather is basically a long piece of material that includes feathers on it and has been looped to make it fit easily into the plastic stick. Depending on what color you choose, the feather will be different colors. All of the features include the two-color design though. I have the black and white one, and it does look really cute. It almost resembles a cat toy. None of the feathers have ended up shedding on me since I bought the product which is better than what other features do. The feathers do, however, become flat on one side because of storage. After all, most people will store this lying down which will flatten one side of the feathers. If possible, I recommend storing these upright. We currently have a vase that's been weighted where all of our ticklers and such go which means they don't have to be stored lying down.

Using this feather is pretty simple. It's a good quality feather as well. The basic color is black on mine, but the "extra" color is white. This doesn't really cause issues, but it does make a different during use. You see, the black feathers don't extend nearly as far out as the white ones too. The white ones have an extra two inches on the black ones, and the white feathres are much more "wispy". I actually thought I'd dislike it because of this - that you can feel the white feathers long before you can feel the black ones.

However, this actually turns out to be a good thing. The black feathers feel silky soft against the skin and make me feel ticklish. However, as an 'aftershock', the white feathers also then get dragged across the skin as well. This causes the sensation to last much longer than with just the black feathers, and the white ones are much more wispy and ticklish. I'm actually really fond of the sensation, and I love the look of the feathers as well. It is, of course, a personal preference as to what tickler you'd like to use, but this is definitely one of our favorites (along with the Chain Tickler).

Cleaning this feather is pretty difficult to do. After all, it's a darn feather! Because of that reason, I'd recommend attempting to try and keep the feather away from anything that is going to harm it such as bodily fluids or lubricants. Both of those could make your feather go into clumps which is just no fun. For storage, like stated above, I recommend that you attempt to keep this sitting up straight somehow as it will flatten a side of the feathers if it's kept laying down.

Overall, it's a feather on a stick. Well, really, it is. However, it's a nicely made stick that holds the feather well, and the feather itself provides a two neat sensations (just the wispy white feathers or using both feather types). It tickles, and it's definitely fun to play with which is exactly what I'd expect out of my feather tickler.