Waterproof Jack Rabbit is an excellent rabbit vibrator if you are looking for power, girth, and variation in a toy. The bullet is super strong and my clit of steel can only handle it on medium for the most part. I think it has to do with how the ears fit with my body; the tip of them get on the right spot for sure. The rotations are good but not as, well, rotating as I would personally like. That's probably due in part to the fact that the beads inside are only felt when you squeeze your PC muscles but they can be stopped by squeezing too much.

*Design/Functions*

Jack here has a very filling design, and whoever developed the original design (Vibratex imported the rabbit vibrator from Japan in 1984) definitely had a woman's anatomy in mind.

(*note: I did some digging to find out the history of the rabbit vibrator and I was able to find some very interesting information on it from an article in the March 2008 issue of Women's health.It is a virtual magazine that I found through a google search (who invented the rabbit vibrator) and I can not provide a working link for some reason. The rabbit information was found on p. 149 of that publication.)

If you are like me, you are analytical and you have probably wondered how in the hell a rabbit vibrator got its shape and texture.

Rabbit/Vibrations
(Power queens, hold on to your seats for this one. This rabbit packs a punch to your pussy like no other. The Jelly seems to carry the vibrations very well, and the bullet is placed perfectly to give you maximum pleasure while using this. )

Who thought of a rabbit clitoral attachment? I don't know. What I do know is that the rabbit is designed to stimulate the clitoris and, as many of you may know, it does this very well.

A suggested technique is to place the rabbit's nose under the hood of the clitoris and allow the ears to sit on either side of it. This can be tricky since the ears are stiff ad straight, preventing them from stimulating around the clitoral center. Although I like this suggested use, I prefer to place the nose just under my clitoris and allow the ears to stimulate it directly. This creates very intense vibrations that I just can't handle past medium power.

Speaking of power, this sucker packs it. The bullet is extremely powerful and the way it is placed provides maximum stimulation. The vibrations are independent of the rotation feature so the rabbit can be used externally on its own.

The functions are simple: low, medium, and high. That's all you need for this. Really. They produce a somewhat loud humming noise that almost sounds like a fan, so as long as you can keep yourself quiet you will be good!

Shaft/Rotation

The shaft of the rabbit vibrator has a phallic head with a bit of a ridge to it that allows that 'popping' sensation when removing. There are 11 nodes on the back side of this area which provide a little bit of extra stimulation to the vaginal walls. I found that this noded design was originally added by the Japanese (in the shape of a smiley face) to take away some of the sexual resemblance of a penis due to conservatism.

There are 5 rows of rotating beads in 8 columns that surround the shaft. They are connected to what looks like a plastic rod that swings the head around to create the rotation and stimulate the vaginal walls.
The beads aren't too helpful since the strength of squeezing one's PC muscles can pretty much stop them dead. The rotation does help with clitoral stimulation; however: insert so the rabbit is placed comfortably on your clit, then turn up the vibration/rotation and let Jack do the work!

The rotations also have 3 speeds: low, medium and high. The only thing that seems to change with the 'speed' is the noise. The spinning gets a bit more powerful, but again, PC muscles can stop it. I liken the sound of the rotation function to that of a blender in the other room.

*Size*

This is a hefty thing, weighing in at 1 lb. 9 oz, measuring 10" long(5" insertable) and just under 1 1/2" in diameter. It is definitely not discreet and will need to be kept in a good sized drawer or toy box.

*Material and Care*

This rabbit's biggest vice to perfection is its material: Jelly. Jelly is a 2/10 here at Eden and is quite porous, making it ideal for infections and not-so-pleasant reactions with one's body. Jelly is composed of PVC, which is a plastic like substance that can contain phthalates (used as a ['https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plasticizer|plasticizer']to make the PVC softer and more flexible/elastic).

Most people don't like phthalates due to many health concerns that are posed by them being released into the air as materials(in our case, the vibrator) break down over time.


-Cleaning-

Jelly is extremely porous and can't be sterilized so it's recommended that you keep this to one person and one hole. Condoms can be used for sharing but the friction of the latex on the PVC doesn't always make for a pleasurable experience--- I have had condoms rip from being used on similar toys.

Cleaning this is fairly easy; use mild soap/toy cleaner and warm water to wash. Don't use strong soaps because the material will absorb bacteria and dye from anything it comes into contact with(welcome:infections!). Once you have washed it up, stick it in its own case or box to keep it away from other things that it could come in contact with.

This toy is also subject to melt or deform in high temperatures/moist places so try and keep it somewhere cool and dark.

I am glad I decided to give this another shot. Now that I am more experienced and I know what to look for in a toy I can tell you that this is fantastic. I have never had much luck with rabbits, but this one takes the cake and it definitely satisfies me. If you can get over the Jelly material and you have tons of batteries, scoop this sucker up!