...little pricks on your skin, just enough to make your skin rise up like you have goosebumps. You can't decide if the little pricks feel sharp, cold, or both. When it comes down to it, you really don't care.

If you're holding the handle, the wheel moves easily over your partner's skin. The wheel doesn't catch or squeak and can turn and change direction easily. You know the points are sharp enough that if you push harder you can cause a little more pain if that's what your partner likes.

This toy can be used as either a sensory toy or something in the BDSM range. I wouldn't put it as the first toy you buy in this realm - not that it's particularly hard to use or anything but get used to blindfolds, etc. and put this on your agenda for your 3rd or 4th night of fun.

We were looking for something to add to our blindfold play - something sensory that would add an element of teasing. It had to be something that was quiet as to not give away what was being used. The Entice Passion Wheel seemed to fit our criteria.

The Wheel has a nice weight to it with most of the weight being in the handle. It feels heavy enough that it has a feel of quality. The metal stays cool in most instances adding to the fun. The wheel portion is a little bigger than a quarter and the tips of each tine are just sharp enough. In fact, they feel almost a little too sharp sometimes but it all depends upon the pressure.

I surprised my wife with this one night and all the boxes were checked! I loved using it, she loved the feeling of it rolling across her skin - it walked the line between pain and pleasure perfectly. If your partner likes you to lightly touch them across their bodies with your fingers, the Entice Passion Wheel will push that sensation to a new place. You know when you barely touch someone's body and it automatically rises, looking for your touch? That was our experience when it was used lightly.

With the weight being in the handle, it's easy to change the pressure to very small degrees. If the handle to the side of the wheel, you can go very lightly. The more perpendicular you make the handle to your partner's body, it easily adds just a small amount of pressure without you having to worry about pushing too hard.

Can you push harder? Definitely. I made sure that as I increased the pressure, I moved the wheel slowly to give my wife a chance to handle the intensity easier.

I think with a significant amount of pressure, you could puncture the skin. Obviously one needs to be careful, listen, and not get too excited about things. :)

The wheel is easy to clean and rinse off - no harder than cleaning a pizza cutter really.

For storage, we keep in a drawer or a small wooden box as a stash pillow or some other quick-hide option would either get caught by the tines or I would worry about the tines being bent, though I don't think it would actually happen. Definitely find a case to keep it in if you're looking to travel with it.

The box was fine - the wheel was held in place in the box with cardboard tabs if I remember correctly. It actually reminded me of some of the packaging I've seen for kitchen utensils.

The Entice Passion Wheel lived up to everything I had hoped it would be. I've given a lot of our experience with it above, but suffice it to say that it pushed every sensory button I had hoped it would.