Sex in the Shower waterproof mini massager - pocket rocket by Sportsheets - review by LittleA

Let me start out by saying I had a very colorful conversation with a guy friend of mine on the difference between personal massagers, and, well, toys for your goodies (as all of us ladies know, if it vibrates, there is no difference). I'm not going to say that these can't be used for all-over fun, but if you are getting a personal massage device, well, its probably going in the top drawer next to your bed, as I explained to my male friend. Needless to say the next day he came in telling me how many he found in the drug store. But that is the nice thing about having something like this in the house---it's pretty unnoticeable. Not a lot of people are going to see this and think you are a crazy pervert or a weirdo. On its own out of context, they probably won't notice it at all.

It's pretty small, and can pretty much be hidden in your palm. It's a see-through plastic, and the top part of the massage area has nubs on it that really do the trick. The attachments just pop onto the top, which is the flaw to the design that I had found. Besides, most of them seem not much different to me---just the round one was pretty useless, at least for me. The biggest issue I had with them is that they easily popped off. If you had any pressure or movement from side to side it really took nothing for them to just fall off. But on the up side, the best part is the one that is built right in on the device so you really don't need to use them. Also if you are one to get bored easily, this only has one setting---so it's all or nothing.

Most of the toys I have in my collection require AA batteries so it's nice to have a common battery, not like some that are hard to find and expensive. Dollar store, baby! Plus it only takes one, so a pack goes a long way. They are easy to replace (just untwist the bottom) and last for a while. It is also waterproof, so cleaning is easy, just run it under the sink tap and wash with soap and water. It's also nice to use in the shower for that reason. If you do get water inside for some reason, just take the battery out and let it sit for a while and it should come to, unless it really got in the wiring.

This is such an easy, great little device. The common battery size, and the fact that it is waterproof are nice touches still. There is nothing worse than odd size batteries to put your toys in the disabled category.

I never use any of the extra attachments. Most of them I really don't even know where they are, and I don't feel they are necessary still.