G twister - g-spot rabbit vibrator discontinued by Orion - review by Nashville

I don't own a lot of rabbit, aka dual action, vibrators. For years I've stuck with the Eager Beaver|Beaver vibrator, it's what I believed to be the perfect fit for me. However, it's made out of jelly which means it requires a condom with every use and after a year or so I have to buy a new one because the porous material starts to break down. Despite its flaws I really thought it was the right one; however, after one orgasm the G Twister blew that damn beaver right out of the water.

Let's talk facts. The G Twister is made out of TPR silicone. This is a semi-porous material, so you should really use condoms if you plan on sharing a TPR silicone toy. With this particular material silicone lubricant is a no-go but if you're brave enough you can certainly test your silicone lubricant with this toy to see if they're compatible. The deciding factor is the purity of the silicone in the toy and purity of the silicone in the lubricant, just take a dab of the lube and rub it on the base of the toy, if it starts to get gummy and messy they aren't compatible.

The texture of this particular TPR silicone toy feels like a cross between rubber and velvet cote. It feels solid which means it's also a bit weighty. However, it's not uncomfortable to hold and it's easy to thrust. On the end of the curved shaft there are thirteen raised nubs meant to stimulate your g-spot. I'm not sure if I was effectively stroking my g-spot but I can tell you the textured tip of this toy felt incredible when inserted. Better yet, the shaft rotates a full 360 degrees. It has three speeds of rotation and the button in the middle of the keypad allows you to change the direction in which it rotates. The rotations are tight and the speeds of rotation don't differ all that much from one another but when it's plunged deep inside of you spinning and pumping, it feels amazing.

The clitoral stimulator can look a little threatening. When the toy is turned off and you touch the "spikes" they do feel hard. While they are movable and semi-squishy they're still firm. However, once the toy is vibrating against your clitoris, the "spikes" move together in an almost circular pattern ultimately erasing any fears you had about them being uncomfortable. There are three speeds of simultaneous vibrations (sorry, no pulsations or escalations with this toy) which can only be felt in the clitoral part of the toy. Those vibrations are loud and they are powerful. Imagine the Hitachi, while not as loud as that, it's power is very similiar to it's lower setting. It's an absolute POWERHOUSE, the highest speed vibrates hard and fast and yes, it can be a little numbing for sensitive users.

With a 5" circumference this is a filling toy. The solid TPR silicone coupled with the raised nubs on the tip and curve of the shaft give you a comfortable feeling of fullness that I haven't been able to find with most other toys. While it can only be inserted 4", that's really all you need to effectively get off; if are unsure much like I am about whether or not you're stimulating your g-spot just count the seconds it takes you to get off. After 2 minutes of play I was cumming and I couldn't stop myself. Normally I have full control over the situation, I can tease myself up to the point of being able to orgasm but I'm always able to stop myself the moment before. I was unable to stop myself from having an orgasm with the G-spot twister because of two factors. One, it's so powerful you almost feel like you have to cum. In truth, I wasn't very turned on when I started to masturbate but the feeling of the vibrations against my clitoris were an immediate turn-on. Two, the buttons are too close to one another and are very sensitive to the touch. Each time I went to turn down the vibrations I ended up turning down the rotations. They aren't spaced far enough apart for you to coherently understand which one you're pressing. Even after my third orgasm with this toy I still didn't have it down right. Frankly though, if you're in this to cum quick and hard, the buttons aren't even an issue.

If you want a powerful toy, don't mind a little noise and love new textures, the G Twister is one of the best dual action vibes you can find.

Is the G spot twister|G twister - G-spot and clitoral vibrator phthalate-free? The jury is still out. While Eden doesn't list it as being so, I found another website that did. I emailed Orion (the manufacturer) and asked. I'm not sure if I filled out the contact form correctly as the website is in German but the moment I hear back from EF and from Orion I'll let everyone know whether or not it does or does not contain phthalates.

<p>I finally heard back from Orion, this is what their email read: </p><p>-----Inline Attachment Follows----- </p><p>Dear Mrs _____, thank you for your message. </p><p>Yes, this article contains phthalates. </p><p>With the best regards. </p><p>Um eine z&uuml;gige Bearbeitung Ihres Anliegens zu gew&auml;hrleisten, belassen Sie bitte den kompletten Schriftverkehr in Ihrer Email. Mit freundlichen Gr&uuml;&szlig;en / </p><p>Kind regards Claudia Cleve - Kundendienst - &quot; </p><p>So there you have it ladies and gents, this does in fact contain phthalates.</p>