Jack rabbit - rabbit vibrator by Cal Exotics - review by lacybutton

The Jack Rabbit was my first rabbit vibrator and something I've wanted for a long time. As soon as I got it, I cracked open the plastic, non-discreet packaging (it's got a cardboard insert with a woman dressed in a bunny costume) and figured out the batteries and most of the controls, as there were no instructions included. I washed it off with some soap and water because it had a rubbery smell and a slightly oily feel, then hopped in bed. This was my first full sized vibrator, and so I didn't think to plan ahead with buying some lube, which I quickly realized was a problem. Being a jelly toy, it had a bit of drag without lube, and I wasn't able to really insert it, but was able to get off easily through clitoral stimulation from just the rabbit and without insertion.

My next trip to the store provided me with some lube, and I was eager to try again. Even with a copious amount of lube, I wasn't able to manage more that shallow insertion as the head of this toy is kind of large (or at least is for my body). Disappointing for sure because without deeper insertion, I wasn't able to make the rabbit feature reach my clit for dual stimulation. Trying to insert it further just resulted in pain and an uncomfortable masturbating experience.

Since my first few experiences I've experimented with different ways of using it. One way was to turn it around so that the rabbit is inserted, the beads rotate against my clit, and the head peeks out from between my legs as a sort of handle. Holding onto the shaft was actually a bit more of a turn on than I anticipated. I've also gotten used to shallow thrusting and bending the shaft so that the rabbit feature stimulates my clit.

This toy is 7.5" long overall with 5" insertable length. The shaft is approximately 2" in diameter at it's widest point and about 5.5-6" in circumference. It resembles a somewhat realistic penis, though without veining and with 6 small bumps and a smiley face on the backside. As it's made of jelly, it does have some bend to it, though squeezing the toy is surprisingly firm. It weighs 1 lb and has a remote with a long cord that runs on three C batteries. I didn't actually realize this was a remote controlled toy until I received it because all but one small picture shows it without a cord or remote. Next time I'll look more closely at all specifications because through this toy I realized I don't really like having a corded remote. I had to be mostly stationary while using it or I would get tangled in the cord.

The remote was a bit odd. It's an off-putting flesh color and comes with no instructions for use. The dials were labeled and intuitive - one controlled the vibration in the clit rabbit bullet and the other controlled the bead rotation in the shaft. There was also a button that was unexplained that took me awhile to figure out. At first, I thought it might be a sort of "turbo" button that would give an extra burst of vibration, but it turned out to control the direction of the bead rotation. The remote itself is pretty cheap and seems like it could fall apart with little provocation. One thing I hate about the dials on the remote is that they don't click into the off position, so it's easy to accidentally turn it back on if a dial gets even slightly bumped when putting it away. It's definitely not waterproof, as the battery space cover seems very slightly too small and leaves large "cracks" on either side. The vibrator isn't listed as waterproof, so I wouldn't try it in the shower or tub.

Jack Rabbit is made of jelly, which is lower on the safety scale but more affordable for those looking to try out this style of vibrator without breaking the bank. It's a fun bright red color with a clear window to see the white pearls. It has a rubbery feel and had a rubbery smell when I first opened it, but that has faded over the month I've owned this toy, so that I don't really notice it now. Since it is a jelly toy, both water and silicone lubes can be used. On the downside though, it can't be fully sanitized and cannot be placed in boiling water. That said, you probably shouldn't share this toy or use anally without a condom and should be stored in a cool, dark place to avoid any melting issues. I found it attracted some lint, but it wasn't too bad because of where I stored it.