My beaver is always eager...
Published: October 7, 2008
somewhat useful review
The Eager Beaver is a great vibrator that has cool features for a great price, but might be disappointing to people with strong pelvic muscles.
Pros:
I love the squirming action!
Cons:
Weak motor
Hard to keep clean
Hard to keep clean
I've had this vibrator for about 5 years and I love it. It's my favorite solo toy but I also use it during anal sex. This toy takes on a life of its own as it vibrates and squirms at different speeds. For solo activities I set the squirming action to fast, but for anal sex I prefer it slow. During anal sex your partner can feel the shaft squirming; it drives my husband crazy (in a good way). I have tried other rabbit type vibrators, but what sets this vibrator apart is the shaft's squirming action (this is important as I tend to lose my ability to move as I get close to orgasm). The clitoral stimulator works great, it not too strong or weak and if you can get the angle right, it works wonders.
The battery life of this vibrator is great, and it takes AA batteries. The battery cover is not that great, mine doesn't appear to close completely, but I'm not going to nitpick about that.
As much as I adore this vibrator, it can definitely be improved. The major pitfall in this vibrator is that the motor is weak, or at least not strong enough to keep the toy "squirming" at any continuous rhythm when my muscles clench. Also, I've managed to bend my toy so its rotation is a bit off, but I suppose after five years I can't expect it to be perfect. Another major con I have with this toy is the material its made of attracts lint like crazy. I have three cats so fur is constantly around and it just completely grosses me out to see pieces of fur stuck to my vibrator. I clean it and then before it even makes it back to the toy box its attracted some sort of nasty (not the good kind).
The battery life of this vibrator is great, and it takes AA batteries. The battery cover is not that great, mine doesn't appear to close completely, but I'm not going to nitpick about that.
As much as I adore this vibrator, it can definitely be improved. The major pitfall in this vibrator is that the motor is weak, or at least not strong enough to keep the toy "squirming" at any continuous rhythm when my muscles clench. Also, I've managed to bend my toy so its rotation is a bit off, but I suppose after five years I can't expect it to be perfect. Another major con I have with this toy is the material its made of attracts lint like crazy. I have three cats so fur is constantly around and it just completely grosses me out to see pieces of fur stuck to my vibrator. I clean it and then before it even makes it back to the toy box its attracted some sort of nasty (not the good kind).
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As it's jelly make sure to cover it with a condom, ESPECIALLY if you're sharing it between partners and orifices. After 5 years, jelly is going to definitely break down after being exposed to tons of bacteria through those years. I'd certainly say it's time to buy a new one if the rotor is bent as well.
I'm surprised it still works after five years. And yes, it is a really good idea to cover jelly toys with a condom, because of phthalates as well as the high porosity of that material.
By squirming, do you mean rotating, or...?
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SD, thank you, I haven't shared the toy, but I will definitely be looking to buy a new one. :)
CW, the shaft make a circle motion, like if you make a circle with your finger. Its a lot better than like rotating beads or what not.
Definitely, most jelly contains phthalatees which are chemical softeners. Over time these jelly toys break down and the chemicals in the material will breakdown into the air and potentially your body. Not a very safe situation.