Scoop - clitoral stimulator by Cal Exotics - review by not your average knitter

Back in the old bygone days of my childhood, a scoop was a metal device meant for serving delicious frozen deserts. When I received this toy, I wasn't sure what to make of it. It seemed obvious enough, but I couldn't wrap my mind around what to do with it. The Scoop teaches you how it wants to be used. It is brilliant for clit stimulation. It can be used reaching down for personal pleasure, but the long handle also makes reaching around the thigh a lot more accessible. It is fantastic for using during sex. My fiancé loves it because it is also vibrating the penis while it is vibrating on the clit. If you know how to manipulate the muscles, who needs a vibrating cock ring?

For more entertaining play, use spit or lube to use this product on the nipples. This works for both male and female nipples.

This is a very pretty toy. It is sleek and curvy without being invasive, unlike some toys that seem to be from a 1970s sci-fi. Best of all, it is sparkle-y, as though it were communicating, "I am your new magical friend. Play with me." I think this is a perfect beginner's toy because it is as gentle as you want it to be. It's hard, so you can use it for more aggressive play. The long handle does make it difficult to grind against.

There is a light factory odor, but wash it off and it goes away. That is why I tag this product as having no odor.

I love the design of this product; it is ingenious. It has the gentle curves of a woman and does amazing things for them. I think the size is perfect for all users, beginning or advanced. It is as travel savvy as you want it to be. So while you may have to put it in the bottom of your purse, you will be excited that you chose it as your personal travel companion.

It does raise questions if it is left out because it doesn't resemble anything that may be lying about naturally.

I used this product with Pjur lubricant, and it was amazing. It is a 360 degree object of pleasure. You can use it how it is designed, the bowl over the clit, or you can turn it over for teasing pleasure. One excellent feature of this product is that it is quieter than a pocket rocket but comes with a stronger vibration. It has one control level, but that's okay because you can change the strength by lifting and lowering the wrist. The vibration is throughout the entire toy, but it isn't that great for internal use. It is great for the shower, but I recommend to make sure you have something to collapse against. You will be focusing more on the orgasm and less on where to touch next.

For cleaning, I use soapy water and a Yellow Rose toy cleaner. It is waterproof, but like the Doc Johnson pocket rocket I previously reviewed, it isn't the Nautilus. Shower play is fine though. It is a safe toy to use on others as long as you take the proper precautions where they need to be. The batteries are easily changed. Remember, do not use top-of-the-line batteries or you risk blowing the motor.

The directions for changing the batteries may be confusing to follow, but it's only because they have the directions for all of their products on it. Personally, I find this to be a clever marketing strategy.

I felt that the company could have saved more money on the packaging. The box was a little large for the toy. They used the same size box that I received a large jack rabbit in, to make a better visual. It isn't discreet because of the explicit picture on the front. I wouldn't use it as a storage box, but if you order this from EdenFantasys, I would use their shipping box. It is big enough to store toys.

I was a bit disappointed that there were no user instructions because I was confused on how best to use it at first. Some may say that a vibrator is self-explanatory, but I am new to toys, and I know I am not the only one.

The following explains my reasoning behind how it isn't very discreet: I had the toy left out on my windowsill. I was sitting in my room, using my computer, when my roommate knocked on the door.

"Yeah, come in."
"Hey! I . . . Oh, sorry."
"Wha—? Oh, OH!"

I now realize I left it out. "You weren't interrupting anything—my clothes are on!"