Clit hugger G-spot pleaser - g-spot rabbit vibrator discontinued by Nasstoys - review by Khanner

The Clit Hugger has an ergonomic head and a clitoral attachment with nubs. I found that it stimulated the G-spot rather well, but the clitoral attachment bends away from the body and doesn't carry vibrations very well.

The head is very nice, and either side is excellent as a clitoral vibe, although this defeats the purpose of it being a dual stimulator.

This toy has somewhat of a learning curve. I was disappointed the first few times I used it. I found that the best way to use it was to hold down the clit attachment with my thumb while I rock it in and out, or fold it back all the way and use it as a strictly G-spot toy.

I did notice that the "beak" of the toy sent vibrations to my ass at certain angles. Personally, my rectal nerves do nothing for me, and is an exit-only orifice, but the more anally inclined might find that it gives an extra edge. I also imagine it would be a good toy to use vaginally during anal, because the penetrating partner would be able to feel the vibrations.

Another thing about the beak: I have fairly strong pelvic muscles that tend to clamp down after orgasm. Sometimes I find it hard to extract the Clit Hugger because the beak kind of "hooks" onto the tightest part of the opening. The beak itself isn't sharp or painful but it is annoying to have to wait a few minutes before I can take it out. This may just be a quirk of my own anatomy but I thought I should mention it. If you have any vaginismus issues you may want a toy with a smoother head.

It's for this reason that I wouldn't recommend this toy for anal insertion, because I'm assuming getting the beak stuck may hurt your ass pretty bad.

The Clit Hugger is made of latex and phalate free TPR. TPR May start to wear down at elevated temperatures, so don't store in your car. It has a slight rubbery/plastic smell that has dissipated a lot over time.

This toy has a ton of textures. The back of the head has these great ridges that are soft and brush-like that feel great anywhere you use them. The clitoral attachment are full of bumpy nubs. These nubs look a lot softer in the pictures and are actually pretty tough. This all may look a bit intimidating, but it's not overwhelming and good for those new to playing with texture.

I've noticed that not only is this toy good at attracting lint, but the packaging is, too. Store it somewhere dust can't easily accumulate.

The design is interesting and unique. It seems to be a close relative to the design I have seen referred to as "Japanese G-spot" vibrators. I have found one vibrator that is close to the Clit Hugger's design called Doc Johnson's Japanese G-spot Swan, which unfortunately, Edenfantasys doesn't carry.

Many people may prefer pink sex toys, but I opted for blue. The material is almost marbled with different blues and purples, giving it a slight iridescent effect.

The Clit Hugger is on the petite side, and relies on its ergonomic shape to deliver vibrations to the G-spot, as opposed to a large size. At only 2 3/4 inches, it brushes the G-spot more than enveloping it. This toy is good at finding where your G-spot actually is, but before buying it, you may want to be sure it's actually long enough to reach it.

Because dual stimulators are often anatomy dependent for their effectiveness, I measured the clitoral attachment. At 2 inches long from the inside, it should be long enough to hit most clits. The problem is the shape of the attachment. From the pictures, I expected the "tongue" to be somewhat flexible and able to bend over and cup the mons. However, it's quite rigid and dense. It bends away from the clit instead of bending into it. Not quite the "hug" I was expecting.

The Clit Hugger contains one bullet situated vertically in the base of the shaft. The vibrations travel up the tip nicely, but are very muffled in the clit attachment. The vibrations are controlled with a dial, and all speeds are continuous.

The vibrations themselves are pretty strong. I'd say the weakest is about a 2 on the vroom meter, all the way up to a 4.

All but the strongest setting make a moderate amount of noise, and the highest setting is quite noticeably louder than even the setting below it. I'd say the lowest setting is only a 2 on the bee meter. The highest setting, on the other hand, can be heard through walls if effort isn't taken to muffle the sound.

The Clit Hugger is also waterproof, as stated on the bottom of the dial. I have not had a chance to test this out yet, but the seal seems to be of very good quality and it shuts tight.

TPR may be washed with soap and water or toy cleaner. This toy can't be entirely sterilized, so condoms should be used when sharing between partners. Silicone and water-based lubes can be used with this material, but not oil-based lubes.

The ridges and bumps in this toy may make it hard to clean, but an easy solution to this is to use a toothbrush to scrub those hard to reach spots.

The packaging to the Clit Hugger is a plastic sheet with an extruded mold to fit the toy. The packaging closes up nicely for storage, but since the toy is fitted in diagonally, it's much bigger than should be necessary. It may be bulky, but I'm not sure where else you'd find something around the same shape for storage.



There is a paper insert with a naked woman grabbing her crotch. I'd say the toy is more discreet just standing on your dresser than in this package with the insert left in.

Although the clitoral attachment could really be improved, I was satisfied with this toy overall. Personally, I found the shape fit me well. Many other reviewers did not have this same experience, so I'm assuming the Clit Hugger is a fairly anatomy-dependent toy. Just take an extra look at the dimensions and the way the toy is shaped. If it looks right for you, go for it!