The squeaky wheel...

The Fetish Fantasy Whartenberg Wheel is an inexpensive way to experience a little bit of sensation play--a very little bit. For the money it's not a bad product, but it's definitely for beginners only. It has a red plastic handle and a wide stainless steel section that I can only assume is to use for putting your finger on for added pressure. I've never seen anything like it on a real Wartenberg wheel. It has the actual wheel at the end, which is also stainless steel. The wheel doesn't have the normal pins or the Wartenberg wheel but has more of a serrated edge--a very shallow serrated edge. It has some flaws where the cutting press for the wheel didn't successfully cut all the "teeth" all the way out, and it's so SQUEAKY! We couldn't stop laughing at it squeaking every time it moved!






It came in a nice, non-offensive box with a picture of the product on the front, product name, and brief history on the origin of the wheel. It was then inside a plastic sleeve, very simple packaging that is perfectly fine for storage, not too bulky. Also inside the packaging was a bonus: the same little blindfold you get with all the Fetish Fantasy products! Yay! I totally needed another one of these! OK, OK, so I have like 6 of them already, but it's always nice to get a free gift!





This product shouldn't really need to be cleaned all that often, it's really not vicious enough to draw blood and you wouldn't normally get many bodily fluids on it. However, should you need to, just use a damp cloth to wipe it down and be sure that it is thoroughly dry before putting it away so as to not cause it to rust. It's not something that needs any special storage, I like to keep my metal stuff away from my toys though just to prevent any accidental scratching or punctures.

We really laughed more with this item than anything else. Every time it squeaked we'd bust up again. It didn't leave any real marks to mention and was minimal sensation. This is definitely more of a beginner toy to introduce very light sensation play.

Ok, this fella got put up with the novelty items, still in its original box, packed away in the back of the toy cabinet. It just didn't meet our needs. This is a great introductory item if you're new to that type of sensory play, but for us, it was just not up to par. It might be great for re-screening my security door though! I've heard a few people mention using it for making homemade ravioli! Maybe if I ever try to make those it'll come in handy!