Shane's world ultimate beaver - rabbit vibrator discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by LadyLefaye

I purchased this toy because I had heard a lot of good things about rabbit style vibrators, and I was intrigued. I wanted to try out the style, and this one wasn't too expensive. I also thought the design was cute.

In theory, this vibrator is designed to stimulate both the vagina and clitoris at the same time. In practice, I actually found that to be somewhat difficult. When I used it, I found that I had to bend the beaver shaped clitoral vibe at an awkward angle in order to be able to insert the head of the vibrator to the depth I wanted. When inserted, it was impossible to get the vibrating part of the beaver to actually rest against the clitoris. It just wasn't long enough. The beaver's tail would reach my clitoris, but even on the high vibration setting, the sensation that was transmitted through the beaver tail was so minimal that I could barely feel it. It felt like a tease more than the sensation I really wanted, and that was frustrating to me.

The head of this toy does not actually vibrate. It gyrates in a circular motion. Because of that, I found I preferred to position the vibrator so that it would hit my g-spot and then hold it in place rather than moving it in and out. The circular gyration caused it to rhythmically hit my g-spot in a nice way.

Because the positioning this vibrator can be somewhat awkward, I feel that it is best used solo. I think it would be difficult to use with a partner because it really need to be placed at just the right angle in order to get the most of out it.

This vibrator is made out of a jelly material, so I would also recommend using a condom with it. Jelly is a porous material, and using a condom can keep the jelly from picking up bacteria, and it makes it a lot easier to clean.

This vibrator is made out of a jelly material. This is the third vibrator I've owned that has been made out of jelly, and I've decided that is will be my last. The material has a tacky feel to it, which makes every bit of lint and fuzz stick to it. The material also has a strong rubbery odor, and I found that while the bad odor faded slightly over time, it never went away completely.

Jelly is considered to be a porous material, which means that it is impossible to sterilize. I always spray my jelly toys down with a toy cleaner both before and after use, and I use a condom with them so that there is no risk of any unwanted bacteria getting into sensitive areas!

This particular toy has a little nubbed design at the end of the shaft, which provides some added sensation when the toy is being used.

I personally did not like the design of this vibrator. I don't know if all rabbit style vibrators are this way, or if this flaw is unique to this particular vibrator, but the angle of the clitoral vibe just didn't work for me. No matter how I angled this vibrator, I could not get it to adequately stimulate both my vagina and clitoris at the same time. Given that dual stimulation is the whole reason for the rabbit style, in that regard, this vibrator failed.

I did like the shape of the shaft on this vibrator. The nubby design on the end was both cute and felt nice, and the shaft wasn't too thick or too skinny. At first I was disappointed that the head did not vibrate as well as gyrate, but I ended up really liking the feel of the gyration. The circular motion was very pleasant and a nice change from your typical in and out motion.

I also wanted to mention the fact that the area with the battery compartment and controls is rather bottom heavy. That means you really have to hold this vibrator in place, because otherwise the weight of the battery compartment will make it tip to the side.

Because of how awkward this vibrator can be to operate, I wouldn't call it beginner friendly. And while the design is very cute looking, it's not particularly discreet. This is one of those toys that you'll probably keep stowed away and only use when no one else is around.

This toy has two functions: a head that gyrates in a circular manner and a clitoral vibrator. Because of the shape of the toy, I personally found it difficult to place the vibrating part directly on my clitoris. Only the beaver tail would reach my clit, and even on the highest setting, the vibrations sent down the beaver tail felt weak. If I was very patient, I could eventually orgasm from this, but the orgasms were very under-whelming.

I was pleasantly surprised by how nice the gyrating head felt. The head only rotates though, it does not vibrate. My biggest complaint about the head it how LOUD it is when it is gyrating. I never felt comfortable using this toy unless I was positively sure no one else was around because of all the noise. It makes a weird grinding sound like someone trying to crank up an engine.

The controls on this vibrator were a bit awkward to use at first. There are four buttons all in a vertical column. Two control the head and two control the clitoral vibe, each section having a "high" and "low" setting. Until you actual memorize which buttons do what, it is really easy to get them confused. The design is not particularly intuitive, so I'd recommend playing around with the controls and familiarizing yourself with them before you really get down to using this toy.

Because this toy is made out of jelly, it can be a bit of a bother to take care of. The material is a real lint magnet, so I would always spray down the vibrator with a toy cleaner both before AND after use. Using a condom with this toy is recommended. Not only does it make clean up easier, but it also provides a barrier in case the material picked up any bacteria, which is something that can happen with a porous material like jelly.

I saved the original packaging to store this toy. I would say that this toy could be stored in any sort of hard plastic case. Because the material picks up stray fuzz and lint, I would not store it in any sort of cloth bag.