The Eden dual motor butterfly strap-on is a unique addition to any and all sex toy treasure chests. It is derived from TPR rubber. Similar to other sex toys of this particular material there is a slight off putting odor, but I have learned that it does wear off eventually given enough time and/or use. It is very loud and I even had a hard time masking the sounds it was emitting simply from itself, not including my own additions. The stimulation to both anal and vag are commendable. However, the "shaft" size was very disappointing. There is also a vibrating set of anal beads built in for that little extra ka-pow!


I have another similar butterfly type stimulator that does not include the built in vibrating anal beads and the addition in this design is a much welcome bonus. I was however disappointed in how uncomfortably stiff and hard the wings of the butterfly were. I would have been more pleased if they did not feel like they were going to hurt if I moved it wrong. I did not enjoy walking or moving when I was all strapped in. If you are more of an expeditionist and would like to try to get your kicks out in public with this, good luck! What it gives in stimulation is not enough to make up for the pure torture of wearing it and trying to move.


To operate this is fairly self explanatory. It is controlled with a control box which consists of a singular turn knob as well as a single button. It does have several pulse patterns as well as vibrating patterns. There is a down side to this aspect as well, you can not get both of the vibrating motor to run congruent. This sucks major crappy points if you ask me. I do not understand why both sensations are not reachable at the same time. Would be outstanding if you were able to do so, but you are no able to. The dual motors do require three AAA batteries which is pretty much standard. As far as the aspect of cleaning I would say do not fully submerge this particular sex toy. I would recommend either sex toy cleaner or warm soapy water. Also, always be mindful of places where bacteria could and would collect and build up.

In recent play time sessions I have used this and I really dislike it. It is just way to uncomfortable for myself, personally. As well as having the slightly annoying fact that it sounds like a freaking jet engine on the take-off ramp.