Paris duckie - discreet vibrator by Big Teaze Toys - review by A.noel

The Paris Duckie by Big tease toys is my favorite discreet toy. I have left it sitting out on a shelf with several other duckies I have and no one has figured out what it is yet.
This toy is perfect for the bathtub or shower because it is waterproof.

Even though I love it I seem to forget about it so it doesn't get used much. I have used it at least 6 times, about 20 minutes each time, and it’s still on its first set of batteries. This is a big plus!

This toy is best used externally because of the shape and size of its head. I use it to stimulate my clit and it works very well for me. The best place for this toy is in the bathtub, shower, or maybe even a pool although I’ve not personally tried to use it in a pool yet.

This duckie is made of Phthalate Free PVC. On Eden’s safety scale, the material is rated an 8 out of 10. There is a slight plastic smell but it is not overwhelming and has diminished over the years. The surface of the duck is smooth and soft feeling but there isn't much give with this toy. There isn't much texture with this toy. It is smooth all over. It would be best for gentle rubbing against the clitoris or the perfect tool for a back massage. The toy is beginner-friendly and would also be enjoyed by more advanced toy users.

I love the design. The pink color and cute feather boa are the main reasons I chose this duckie over the original I Rub My Duckie design. The Paris Duckie is also available in black, with a black boa to match. The boa is removable and it fastens with velcro. I would not recommend getting the boa wet; it will not look the same after if you do.



The shape and size of the duck make it a little difficult to get into a good position but it works very well for me when I rub it against my clitoris. The toy has a length of 5 1/2 inches and a 3 1/2 inch diameter. The shape and size of the toy is good for both beginner and advanced users.

I don't hide this toy. It sits on my shelf with a few other rubber duckies I’ve collected and I have never had anyone realize what it is. Even if someone picks it up, it doesn't give much away.

It is definitely suitable for travel because of the difficulty in turning it on. There are no worries that it will accidentally turn on in your suitcase.

This little duckie packs quite a punch; the vibrations are located all over from the head to the tail. It only has one vibration setting but with its power, the one is more than enough.
The button to turn it on is not visible. You just press down in the middle of the ducks back to turn it on.

When I first received the toy it was hard for me to get the hang of turning it on and off but after a few uses it became easier. If you don't have much strength in your hands or have arthritis it may be too difficult for you to turn on.

This toy is waterproof and it works very well. The battery compartment is on the bottom of the toy and screws in. There is a gasket to seal it and it is made very well. I haven't had any issues with leaks and I’ve owned this toy for 4 years.



The battery life is great, I have used it for six 20-minute sessions and the first set of batteries has just died. The batteries are not included with your purchase so you will need to purchase these separately. The toy takes 2 AA batteries.

As for noise level, it is very quiet unless it hits the bottom of the tub while it’s on. So while I am in the bath with it I usually try to turn the radio on just in case I drop it.
When using it in bed, a blanket almost completely muffles the sound.

This toy is very simple to take care of. It can be completely submerged in water. You can sanitize with a bleach solution or simply wash the toy with antibacterial soap.

I store it on a shelf because i think it is so cute. You could keep the plastic packaging to store it in although I think that would make it less discreet.

This material is compatible with water or silicone based lubes.

The toy is packaged in a plastic oval shaped package with a ribbon handle. It could be stored in this or just left out on a shelf. There were user instructions with the package explaining how to turn it on and how to change the batteries.