Whipper tickler - feather tickler by Sportsheets - review by Rusty Shackleford

For the record I'm not the one getting whipped, I'm the one doing the whipping. I received this a few months ago and was so excited to try it out, so I did. I called my girlfriend over, tied her to the bed, and went to town. For the price it gets the job done.


Let's start out with the things I didn't like and get that out of the way. I didn't like the tickler at all because really you just can't feel it. I wanted to cut it off because it was just getting in the way. I also didn't like how flimsy the plastic rod was. I like sturdier things that don't feel like they're going to break, this hasn't but still it feels like it. That's really all I can think of that I didn't like about it so let's move on to the good part.


The whip. It's made of rubber tassels and they stretch a good bit. Just pull back on them and with a flick of the wrist - POP! And I'm assuming the whip is doing its job because I don't get a reaction like that from my hands hitting her ass.


Most whips don't require any cleaning, this one isn't one of those whips. Debris sticks to rubber easily. Fuzz and all of that good stuff. So I find that I'm regularly picking lint from it (This is probably due to the fact that we have to hide anything sex related in a sock drawer at the moment). There isn't much more than can be said about a whip or a tickler. Don't get the feathers wet I think that would ruin them. This I think is a fine tool for anyone interested in trying BDSM or just using a whip to play around with in the bedroom.