Royal wizard by California Exotic

The Royal Wizard has an intriguing shape and an interesting texture; it has a slightly curved head with a narrow shaft, and its deep blue body is accented with raised pink stripes. It doesn't look like a penis, and the clit teaser isn't supposed to be any sort of animal, so it's a somewhat unusual-looking sex toy, which I'm fond of. It's waterproof as well.

This rabbit vibrator is made out of Silicone-based TPR, so it isn't a high-end 100% silicone toy. But it is my first rabbit vibrator, my first silicone-based vibrator, and my first rotating sex toy, so I was excited to give it a whirl. The package boasts that Sue Johanson (from Talk Sex with Sue Johanson) approves of the Royal Wizard, so it must be good!

I'm just starting to get into penetration, and the Royal Wizard is narrower than most rabbit vibrators. Nonetheless, I wasn't able to slide the vibe far enough inside me to take advantage of the clit teaser. There are about 4 ½ inches before the clit teaser, so I'm sure women with more experience with penetration would have no trouble with it. However, the thin part of the shaft might not be enough stimulation for some.

The motor seems to be in the clit teaser alone, so there is a lot of very nice, strong vibration in the three nubs of the clit teaser (three speeds also), but that vibration doesn't travel to the head of the vibrator. For me, this is a major downfall; I like to press the head against the outside of my pussy before getting all hot and heavy, but doing so with this sex toy is just too much of a tease. Turning the rotation on helps a little, and the rotating head feels nice, but it's not enough to get me really excited.

Although the Royal Wizard touts three speeds of rotation, I couldn't see a difference between the highest speed of rotation and the lowest, and my boyfriend couldn't either. I'd say the speed is a happy medium between too slow and too fast.

Aesthetically, there are imperfections in the vibe's TPR silicone coating, and the material dents easily and attracts bits of fuzz. The vibrator has a slight rubbery smell to it, and I'm also not very happy to see the words "Sold as a Novelty Only" on the back of the package. I thought Sue Johanson would be more concerned with taking responsibility for the materials in toys she endorses.

The Royal Wizard is a decent sex toy, and I will continue to use it, but not for the external stimulation I often crave. Others may appreciate it for its interesting shape and strong clit teaser, but it certainly isn't the best rabbit vibrator out there.