Crave Vesper Mini Review: The Discreet Vibrator
There can be all sorts of loaded feelings about a toy that has been used before, especially with other partners. Hot Octopuss is known for making toys with mega-strong motors, and this bullet vibrator is no different. It’s also got a unique shape that allows you to focus its intensity into a small, pointed tip, or spread it out more along its broader side.
This vibrator has a forked tip and a powerful motor in each tip, which Hodder says guarantees intense vibration power and offers a unique way to stimulate the clitoris without having to make direct contact. “Simply position the clitoris between each tip and try pinching or squeezing them together, almost like a clit sandwich,” Hodder says (Jimmy Jane, $59). Rest assured there’s a good reason for their various curves and fork-like apparatus.
Attempting any other position (especially a more vertical one) was starting to seem pretty unrealistic. Ten minutes in, we opted to continue sans vibrator, and I set little Eva aside. Further, all three companies have more vibrator options than just these three, such as the petite Le Wand or corded (original) Hitachi. If the three reviewed here don’t fit the bill for you, peruse their other offerings.
This incredibly sophisticated device promised to take me on a journey of discovery, targeting not just one or two, but three erogenous zones (!) simultaneously. With its innovative SenSonic and DeepSonic technologies, I was eager to see if it could live up to the hype and deliver the mind-blowing orgasms it claimed. When pleasure product companies started making dildos and other toys shaped like tentacles, unicorn horns, candy canes, and even chess pieces, I was tickled.
The other (a.k.a. the handle) is a 5.75-inch long dildo with a motor inside that enables it to vibrate, twist, and twirl, so it can also target your G-spot—talk about multitasking. And since each side has a separate motor , you can use them independently. To help you out, we created the ultimate list of our very favorite sex toys for all.
Fast-forward to the 1950s, when one company began marketing the Vibra Finger “Gum Massager” (uh-huh). Featuring a “full-size” finger attached to an electric base, the massager was dentist approved. The money-back guarantee is nice, but we have a feeling no one ever took advantage of it.
Cleveland Vibrator offers a wide range of vibratory pan feeders that provide smooth, uniform & adjustable volumetric flow of bulk materials with significant cost advantages over mechanical feed… This mentality can be seen clearly when perusing online shops for products known to assist aging people and those with mobility issues, like sex furniture. To reflect the fact that the products can address issues somewhat more common in older adults vibrators, the company consciously includes older stock models than you’d typically see on other sites and photos of people in wheelchairs. Their fictional creation has a soft grip gel sleeve, is lightweight, can be easily repositioned, and even features glow-in-the-dark control buttons. Overall, while creative in design, the SnailVibe wasn’t my favorite toy. The more the toy was inserted, however, the more the top head was flush against my body.