The Intimate Foreplay Kit is a hard plastic, wired bullet vibrator with two screw-on attachments. One attachment is angled and has three hard-plastic bloops. The other is finger-like with a bumpy TPR pad. This toy comes in a clear plastic bag inside of a cardboard box with graphics of the toy on the outside.

The battery pack takes two AA batteries. They *barely* sit in their slots. The battery cover is little help, as it latches fairly loosely. The latch pops open all the time, and the batteries fall out. It has a dial control that is easy to use with one finger as soon as you get used to its directionality - the intensity increases when you turn the dial counter-clockwise. It's somewhat counter-intuitive. Below the dial is a small, red light that gets brighter as you increase the intensity.

The bullet itself has an interesting design. It has a wire that is just under two feet long. At the opposite end of the wire from the bullet, there's a small jack that plugs into the battery pack. I am not certain that this jack is a standard size, but if it was then it would mean that this bullet can be plugged into other battery packs, and vice-versa. The bullet is hard plastic and has five nubs on one end. Unfortunately, the outer four nubs have sharp seams running across them. The plug has threads running around its midsection so that the attachments can be screwed on. The vibrations vary from butterfly-soft to moderately intense, but just about every setting is LOUD.

The attachment with the bloops is completely smooth except for the unfortunately placed seam, which is irritating and runs along the innermost and outermost parts of the curve. The screw-on system does not transmit vibrations to the attachment very well at all. I found this attachment uncomfortable for both internal and external use.

The finger-like attachment is the only part of this toy that I really liked. The nubs on the TPR pads are soft and squishy, and, unlike every other usable part of this toy, seam-free. I enjoyed rubbing the pad of this attachment along my vulva and clit, and the friction caused by the TPR helped make up for the poor vibration transmission to the attachment. The shape of this attachment would be incredible for pinpoint stimulation if only the vibrations were located or at all transmitted to the tip. I did not like the nubs during internal use, though texture fans might like it a lot.

Cleaning this toy is fairly complicated. If you use the bullet without attachments, and then put an attachment on during the same session, you will need to wash the bullet, the outside of the attachment, *and* the inside of the attachment. I would recommend an old toothbrush, soap, and water.

While this toy is still completely functional after several uses, I would not be surprised if it broke at any second. It constantly feels as if it's on its last legs.