G twister - g-spot rabbit vibrator discontinued by Orion - review by quackbuster

This is a medium-sized rabbit vibrator that has several unique features. I own quite a few toys and am trying to cut back on the number that I purchase, since at a certain point, they can seem a bit redundant, but this one is different enough that I feel it would be worth purchasing even for someone who owns an enormous collection.

The vibrations are pretty strong and are located only in the clitoral arm--if you like a lot of vrooms, the G Twister might be a good option for you. The shaft features a rotation option, which is not incredibly common amongst rabbit vibrators. The most noticeable feature of this toy is the texture. The shaft features a line of 12 bumps, and the clitoral arm is covered in spikes. The bumps and spikes combine to make this a rather intimidating-looking toy, even though it's not particularly large.

The G Twister is made of TPR Silicone, which ranks a 6 on Eden's safety scale and is one of my personal favorite materials. It feels a little more rubbery than traditional silicone (and less velvety), making it have more give and feel a little more human when it's inside of you.

The toy had a slight odor right out of the box, but that has gone away with several washings and I can no longer detect it. There is a slight chemical taste, so you probably shouldn't practice fellatio on this one.

I love the texture of this toy! The tip is curved to hit the g-spot, and the bumps on the shaft feel great rubbing inside of you when you thrust it. I was a little wary of the spikes on the clitoral arm, but I like them a lot--this is a vibrator that has inspired me to look for more toys that have a lot of texture. The TPR Silicone gives the spikes the ability to move and be pressed downward, so they don't poke or stab at you as long as you're properly lubricated.

This is not a very discreet toy--anyone would be able to guess what it was just by looking at it for a second, even if it is unique.

It's not massive by any stretch of the imagination, but it is larger than some other rabbits that I own. The insertable portion of the shaft is about 5", and it's about 1.5" in diameter. The clitoral arm is about 2.5" in length and 1" in diameter.

I love rabbit vibrators, but like anything designed to hit the g-spot, they can be hit or miss, depending on your anatomy. The nice thing about TPR Silicone is that it's soft enough to be a little more "squishy" inside of you, so it's more easily maneuvered than a harder material, like glass. This greatly increases the chance that a toy like this would hit your g-spot. The clitoral arm is long enough that even if you have a very shallow g-spot, you could probably push it upwards enough to stimulate your clit while the bumps are massaging your g-spot.

This toy takes three AA batteries. I haven't noticed that it's particularly bad about using them up, and the vibrations are strong enough that you could probably still get pleasure from it even when it's at its weakest.

The vibrations are located inside of the clitoral arm. They are controlled with a panel on the bottom front. There are two buttons (up or down) and three lights above the panel signifying that the vibrations are at low, medium, or high. I like strong vibrations and this did not disappoint at all! The highest setting is strong enough to make my fingers a little numb.

The shaft unfortunately does not have vibrations, but it does have a rotation feature that feels neat if you're into that sort of thing. The rotation controls are identical to the vibration controls, but there is an additional button in the middle to change the rotation direction.

Rabbits have a well-deserved reputation for being noisy, and this one's unfortunately no exception. With the rotation feature off, it's not incredibly loud, but if the rotation and vibration are both on high, this is one of the louder toys I own.

This toy is waterproof. I have yet to use it in the water, but the seal is pretty tight and I expect it would not have any problems.

Silicone-based lubricants should not be used with TPR toys, since TPR is made from silicone. Water-based lubricants are perfectly safe. It's also best to not store toys containing silicone near other toys made from the same material, as reactions can occur.

I have been wiping this toy down with a wipe, water, and antibacterial soap after each use. It's a total lint magnet and seems to get dirty just from sitting down on my desk! I laid it down on top of my homework and the pencil actually transferred onto the toy, leaving it with nasty-looking black stains all over it (they washed off perfectly fine, but that was the last time I set it down on top of anything). Fortunately, the base is flat, so you can stand it up when not in use, ensuring that it'll stay at least a little bit cleaner.

The packaging was not at all discreet and contained a large photo of a naked woman. I'm glad I didn't open the delivery box on my front porch!