A Long Way From Iconic
The Sexy Decisions Pocket Rocket is a feminine and modern variation on an old, reliable classic. Made of hard plastic and semi-porous TPR silicone, this vibrator is a body-safe choice for vaginal stimulation. Coming with three pliant attachments there is no shortage of possibilities for those that desire options. This single-setting vibrator only needs one AA battery before it's ready to go: into your purse or your pocket, it's easy to travel with and plenty discreet!Published: January 31, 2010
Pros:
Compact, easy to travel with, attachments are made from soft TPR, feminine color and design.
Cons:
Control and battery compartment are poorly constructed, only one setting, attachment impractical.
Follow-up commentary
7 months after original review
UGH. This toy drives me CRAZY. Usually when I don't a vibrator I can find a home for it somewhere, or at least an interesting sonic application for it in music. But this was SO. COMPLETELY. USELESS. It's infuriating. I feel like the design for this vibe was drawn up on someone's lunch break right before a deadline, I mean it's really that poorly thought through. Attachments falling off in my vagina? Dropping the batteries on the floor 5 times before I can properly insert them? One speed that is probably less stimulating than sitting on an idling bus? Seriously, I've been closer to orgasm in the back seat of a NJ Transit rig at an intersection. This is one toy I can't find anything good to say about. It went in the garbage. Good riddance!
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Wow! Such an awesome review!
I always enjoy reading your reviews.
Very thourough review - too bad the controls were so finicky.
This is pretty. Too bad it's not stronger.
Nice review!
Thanks guys. This toy honestly doesn't seem to have very much thought put into its design and as a consumer that's something that bothers me more than the fact that it didn't function so well.
For example, Tantus is one of my favorite companies. They've had a couple of toys or lines of toys (I have Elements in mind) that didn't work out so well. However, the designs were clearly given careful consideration, they just ultimately didn't pan out. That's why I can shrug off a toy that I didn't love by Tantus --because I always feel like they're really giving it 100%. With something like this I start to get turned off to the company because some of these problems are kind of no-brainers.
Orion has made a couple of things like the Silenzio that got great reviews and looked really awesome. Other toys however have gotten far less than glowing reviews and again, the problems with many of these toys seem to be obvious ones.
I'm definitely going to be keeping an eye out for this company though because toys like Silenzio really do look great, so maybe my exposure to Orion so far just hasn't been the best representation of their products.
Very nice review!
This is a great and thorough review. Thanks for going over the attachments.
Awesome review! Thanks.
thanks for following up, rarely people do that.
great review!!!
Thanks for the review
thanks for the review!
thanks
Ty!
thanks for the review