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Curved tip, rippled shaft, waterproof and easy to use - this g-spot vibrator is effective and attractive. A great toy for fun in the shower!Published: February 3, 2009
Pros:
Silicone. Waterproof. Quiet. Decent vibrations.
Cons:
The curved tip may be too large to give pinpoint stimulation for some.
The G-Spot 2 Tone is a 100 % silicone vibrator. It comes in fairly typical plastic shell packaging with Nasstoy graphics. The packaging advertises the toy as being 2 speeds, totally bendable, water proof and designed for g-spot use.
The toy has a slight smell upon removing it from the package. Not overwhelming though. It has 7 graduated ripples from the curved tip to the wide base of the shaft. The base of the shaft itself is also grooved, below that is the twist off knob and push button control. The twist off knob, which is white, has three little feet – the toy can actually be stood up on its end. The push button is slightly rubbery to the touch and clicks in audibly when being used. When you twist the knob, it comes completely off and there is a simple tunnel for the one AA battery the toy requires.
The first level of vibration is mild - moderate. The second level is high. You have to click through both to turn the toy off. The vibrations are concentrated in the tip of the toy but do transfer about midway down the shaft of the toy. This makes it great for both clit stimulation and g-spot stimulation. It’s very quiet, about the same buzz as a typical cell phone set to vibrate.
The shaft is flexible as it has a split spine type of stabilizer inside that is corded through the center. It can bend about 70 degrees in any direction. It makes a slight clicking sound when being bent. The bulbous tip is firm and the shaft has some give. When used for penetration, the ribs on the shaft are subtle. It’s best to use the tip against the g-spot instead of thrusting. The angle of the tip also lends itself to easy clit stimulation during solo play. Don not use silicone lubricants with this toy as it will degrade the material.
The G-Spot 2 Tone holds up great in the shower and shows no signs of leaking. The base of the shaft makes it easy to hold when wet.
Cleaning this toy is simple, as you can use soap and warm water or wipe with a 10% bleach solution and rinse. Make sure to clean in the grooves of the shaft.
The toy has a slight smell upon removing it from the package. Not overwhelming though. It has 7 graduated ripples from the curved tip to the wide base of the shaft. The base of the shaft itself is also grooved, below that is the twist off knob and push button control. The twist off knob, which is white, has three little feet – the toy can actually be stood up on its end. The push button is slightly rubbery to the touch and clicks in audibly when being used. When you twist the knob, it comes completely off and there is a simple tunnel for the one AA battery the toy requires.
The first level of vibration is mild - moderate. The second level is high. You have to click through both to turn the toy off. The vibrations are concentrated in the tip of the toy but do transfer about midway down the shaft of the toy. This makes it great for both clit stimulation and g-spot stimulation. It’s very quiet, about the same buzz as a typical cell phone set to vibrate.
The shaft is flexible as it has a split spine type of stabilizer inside that is corded through the center. It can bend about 70 degrees in any direction. It makes a slight clicking sound when being bent. The bulbous tip is firm and the shaft has some give. When used for penetration, the ribs on the shaft are subtle. It’s best to use the tip against the g-spot instead of thrusting. The angle of the tip also lends itself to easy clit stimulation during solo play. Don not use silicone lubricants with this toy as it will degrade the material.
The G-Spot 2 Tone holds up great in the shower and shows no signs of leaking. The base of the shaft makes it easy to hold when wet.
Cleaning this toy is simple, as you can use soap and warm water or wipe with a 10% bleach solution and rinse. Make sure to clean in the grooves of the shaft.
This product was provided free of charge to the reviewer. This review is in compliance with the
FTC guidelines.
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What is the G-spot 2 tone material?
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On the site it says it is TPR Silicone, but on the packaging it says 100% Silicone.
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It's TPR, I'm sure. I've never seen 100% silicone that is clear/translucent
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Oh okay. I didn't know that. I was just confused because I also looked up the website and it also says 100% Silicone. I'll try emailing them about it. Nasstoy Website for G-Spot 2 tone vibrator
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Man this vibe is cute as ever, I think it might be too flexible to give me enough stimulation. I know for sure it wouldn't be strong enough but it probably would be fun as hell to use in the shower!!!
Awesome - 100% silicone for $40!!!
It's flexible but still firm. The 'high' vibe setting is pretty powerful. Thanks.
Humm...Looks interesting. I may have to try this one.
I think this would make a really good gift.
I love the ombre color scheme, very pretty.
Thanks for the good review, I added it to my list!
Your review says 100% silicone, but the properties say TPR.. which is it?
Great review!
Is it silicone or TPR?
Thanks for the review! I would also like to know whether it's silicone or TPR.
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Thank you!
great review. thank you
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