Play Pal bumper - g-spot vibrator by Cal Exotics - review by VanillaFreeSex

It is described as a g-spot vibrator in the description on EdenFantasys. The package itself does not indicate this. I imagine so as not to make any promises. You can see by the shape that it is certainly capable of hitting that spot. Someone who is more familiar with their g-spot would probably fully appreciate the shape of this toy.

I was able to hit my g-spot with thrusting at just the right angle. I found the angle I had to hold the vibrator at to be too awkward to continue my search for that elusive g-spot orgasm. I will just consider it practice and fact finding for what I call my g-journey.

It makes a simple and silky traditional vibrator for anyone.

This was my first experience with a toy made of Pure Skin or any similar material. I was immediately happy with my decision to try out this material, touching it with my hands at first out of curiosity and to get to know it a little better.

It is lightly scented. I would love to know more about this scent. I love the scent so much, and it is almost arousing. I wonder if they have put pheromones in the scent. Yes, I like to sniff my new vibrator. I have sensitivities to perfumes. I usually opt for scent free in everything I purchase. To my delight, the scent has not caused me any irritation what so ever.

Great for a beginner or someone who does not prefer girth. It has a diameter of less than two inches. I was very pleased with the size. It has an insertable length of six and a half inches.

The end is shaped to bump against the g-spot, the angled bumper end being just under two inches with a curved shape to it. The vibrations traveled all the way to the tip, unlike many vibrators. The hard plastic inner case ends just before the bumper. This allows the end of the toy to be pliable.

It is waterproof and performed very well under water. I tried it out in the bathtub.

It has three speeds, each one more intense than the one before. There is no off switch, and you have to cycle through the three speeds to turn it off. It gets pretty loud. I have with some toys simply unscrewed the cap to quickly turn it off. I found this to be awkward and not any faster than cycling through.

The control is a simple push button at the base. The cap is hard plastic and round.

I had to read up on how to care for this type of material, which actually goes by several names.

It is made out of Pure skin.

I have been storing it in the plastic packaging it came in. The above link mentions storing such toys in plastic bags. Hopefully that means the plastic package is acceptable.

Buy some cornstarch. This is not something I ever imagined putting on my sexy shopping list. Lightly dust the outside after cleaning and before storing. If you skip this step the surface gets sticky.

Use only water based lubricant. It is suggested to use a condom over the toy because it is porous. I will confess that I don't. I was specifically looking for something with a realistic feel, and a condom would take away from that. Never share porous toys. It is not able to be completely disinfected.

Everything sticks to it. I quickly learned the importance of putting it away properly after cleaning.

I slid the pliable sleeve off easily. I felt that after water use, this should be done to allow the toy to dry completely. Inside I found the hard plastic casing that is the conduit for the vibrations delivered throughout the sleeve. I was nervous I would not be able to get the sleeve back on. It slid right back on without any hassle.

I use the plastic package to store the toy. It fits nicely in the plastic tray with an indent for its exact shape.

There is a reminder on the bottom of the packaging that the bumper uses two AA batteries, which are not included. The cleaning instructions are found on the bottom of the outer box, along with a warning about compatible lubricants. Based on the information I found on the care of Pure Skin, the simple instruction of "wash before and after each use," does not give a full picture of the care required.

You can actually register toys from California Exotics. They do have a website for warranty registration. I read EdenFantasys' return policy, and it is actually better than the warranty that comes with the product!