Frisky fingers - finger massager discontinued by Hott products unlimited - review by Ms. Skiz

I purchased the Frisky Fingers because I wanted something small, easy to use and something to use with a partner during sex. To be honest, it was a last minute impulse buy along with another item!

The Frisky Fingers was delivered descreetly to me, and upon opening the package, there was no noticable smell to the item. The sleeve is made of good quality silicone and can be used with water-based lubricant. Included was a very basic one speed bullet with a single push button for on/off. When switched on, the bullet was not overly loud.

I decided to try it alone first, just to ensure a complete review, of course!
When using this item alone, the Frisky Fingers and I did not start off on the right foot. It seemed like it wasn't a secure fit to my finger and it needed to be adjusted quite a bit during use, which was a little distracting. Also it seemed a bit bulky and a bit akward to use, almost as if because of the bulk and how it fit to my finger, I could never get the correct angle, but I was still not ready to give up on my latest purchase. I enlisted the help of my husband. As for use with my partner, it again seemed to fit akwardly on male fingers and in the end it was just akward to use.

Not a bad item, but unfortunately I haven't used it much, if at all after the first few tries. On the upside, the little nubs on the Frisky Fingers were comfortable against my skin and I had no complaints about the bullet that was included. The on/off switch was positioned well, so even though it is easy to push, it's unlikely that it could be accidentally turned off during use. Another plus for the Frisky Fingers is the sleeve is easy to clean and phthalates free (YAY!)

For only $5 it's an ok starter item and an inexpensive way to try out a finger vibrator.

As a side note, part of the akwardness of the Frisky Fingers was due to the fact that when I was using it for clitoral stimulation during sex, I would have to be careful about my positioning. Because the strap at the bottom is the only way to secure it to your finger, it seems to get caught at the end and kind of pull away from the finger when I was on top. I think the Frisky finger could benefit from an additional strap across the tip of the finger, just to make it a little more secure.