Wild G - sex toy by Cal Exotics - review by TheCoz

Bought as a present for my wife, this is the first rabbit style vibrator she's ever owned. This vibrator is both fun for solo play and also when I'm around to offer her a helping hand. It provides three points of stimulation; a 5 inch insertable g-spot stimulator (3 adjustable speeds), rotating metal balls (rotation can be changed clockwise or counterclockwise with the push of a button), and a very powerful clitoral vibrator (3 adjustable speeds).

Because of it's larger size, it may be intimidating at first, and may not be recommended for someone new to toys. It is also a toy you should use after a bit of foreplay, as the vibrations and size may be a bit too much if just using at the beginning of your sexual encounter.

The Wild G is made of TPR material, and straight from the package has a bit of a chemical smell. This can be remedied though with a bit of mild soap and warm water. The TPR material is soft and smooth, but just rigid enough to keep the stimulators where they need to be. Aside from the rotating metal balls located along the shaft of this toy, it's virtually texture free.

My wife enjoyed the design of the Wild G. The curved shape of the shaft did provide her with more stimulation, and the placement of the clitoral stimulator hit her just right. She didn't feel that the size was intimidating at all, and because of the softness of the TPR material, it wasn't uncomfortable for her when inserted. Although this was her reaction, we would recommend this for a more advanced user of toys. A beginner may need to graduate up to this one. The only gripe she had is that when inserted she would try to push harder against it, and the rotating metal balls would begin to slow down.

The size of this toy is pretty large and it will definitely be difficult to hide. While it is suitable for travel, you may have to make a bit of room for it.

This was our first time with a rabbit, and the controls on this were very easy to follow, and easy for her to use on her own without fumbling around. There are two vibrators in this toy. One located at the tip of the shaft that creates a rotation like effect for the g-spot stimulator, and a very powerful bullet located inside the clitoral stimulator. The buttons that control these (located at the bottom of the shaft of the toy) are simple up and down arrows that control each vibrator independently, each with 3 different speeds to choose from. There is also a button located in between the arrows that changes the rotation of the metal balls located inside the shaft. My wife loved when I pushed this button because she didn't know when it would happen and it always kept her on edge. She also found that the vibration speeds were very strong (even on the lowest setting) but that they felt very good. Like I stated earlier, her only gripe was that the g-spot stimulator is not as bendable as she would like it to be, and she had to adjust for the toy not the other way around like it should be. This caused the metal balls to slow down in rotation which was a bit of a letdown.

The unit runs on 3 AA batteries which are placed in a compartment at the bottom of the toy. The company claims that the entire enclosure is waterproof, but upon reading many other reviews I wouldn't trust submersing this in water for an extended period of time (i.e. bathtub play).

As far as noise goes, this is a very loud vibrator. There is really no means of being discreet with this one. If you have roommates you may want to wait for them to leave before pulling this out of your drawer.

Care and maintenance is easy with this toy. After use just wash with a mild soap and warm water, and let air dry. We found that using a water based lubricant worked the best for this toy, and was the easiest to clean afterwards. I would not recommend using silicone based lube as it may damage the material. As for storage, you will need a pretty big drawer to put this in due to its size and lack of discreetness.

The toy came packaged in a plastic blister pack with no instructions included. Although, it was pretty straightforward where the batteries went and which button did what.