3-Way fluttering butterfly - tickler by Cal Exotics - review by erppie

The Three-way fluttering butterfly is designed for couple use. It could probably be also used in solo play if strapped on to a favorite vibrator. For couples, the bullet is designed to hit the clit, while the shaft portion adds girth and texture to your partner's male endowment. I would imagine that the same concept could be translated to a standard vibrator. This level of fun may be best suited for advanced users but definitely a try for the adventurous beginners.

The fluttering butterfly is made of a sticky, squishy jelly material. Out of the package, the jelly had a sweet, flowery smell that might be appealing to some. I personally found both the feel and smell to be very unappealing. After touching the jelly attachment, my hands felt sticky. The sticky, jelly material also makes it hard to clean and tracked dust just seconds out of the bag. The material can be likened to those sticky toys shaped like hands that kids used to throw at windows because they would stick and leave a slight residue.

The fluttering butterfly consists of a jelly attachment and a small bullet. The jelly attachment has a hole where the bullet goes and where it is kept in place and a jelly attachment that should encase a partner. The design is pretty straightforward, even though I don't understand the adult industry's fixation with butterflies as erotic animals.

The jelly material creates a bit of friction so it's a bit hard removing. It was even hard removing the bullet from its little hole. Still, the jelly is very pliable and soft, so aside from keeping the bullet in place, it didn't position the bullet where it needed to be, so despite its best efforts of simulating a dual vibrator during sex, it fell short.

The only mechanical function of this toy is its included bullet. The bullet is a standard mini bullet that runs on 3 watch batteries. Needless to say, anything that runs on watch batteries is not going to be particularly powerful. It's adequate for light teasing though. The bullet has one control at its base and has three speeds toggled by clicking the knob at the base.