The Silicone Jack Rabbit is designed for vaginal and clitoral stimulation. It has rotating beads and a penis shape head used for the vagina. While the rabbit ears are used for the clit.

This would work out for couples because it is a little on the heavy side. I would not mind my partner holding it at a certain angle for me so I can enjoy it more.

This toy is really loud I really did not notice it while I was in the shower trying it out. I was kind of scared to take this vibe in the shower at first because I did not want to ruin it. But at the time you know you get those urges and I had to try this out. So this toy would not be good if you live with roommates or you share your room.

The Silicone Jack Rabbit is made of Silicone. It is rated 10 on the safety scale. Silicone has a tight molecular structure and retains heat. Silicone also repels dirt and bacteria and doesn't fall apart with extended friction. Silicone is also smooth and not porous and can also be sterilized. It's made of food-grade material, is hypo-allergenic, latex and phthalates free. This does not have a smell to it at all. I did not taste it yet to know what it would taste like. This toy is also waterproof as I stated before. So don't be scared to go for a dip in the shower with it.

The rabbit is a little bit flexible and has a little bit of a drag but not too much to be concerned with. I have the white one and have only used it once so far. I have not gotten anything on it in the lines of fuzziness or dirt. I have put it back in the package it came in. It is also a nice smooth feeling of silicone.

The battery compartment is made of hard plastic. So sterilizing this part is kind of hard. It would most likely get ruined.

There are also 6 columns of beads covered in silicone. I think this is pretty neat.

The Silicone Jack Rabbit looked intimidating to me at first. But don't let that fool you. It is mostly due to the control pack. It is about 5 1/4 in insertable length. It has a defined head and short shaft with the rotating beads. The rabbit hangs over the bead section and stops right where the shaft part begins at.

Total size (base to tip): 10"
Control Pad: 3"
Rotating bead section: 1 1/2"
Shaft (including head): 3"

The shape is OK but I did not get much out of the clit part. I had to circle through the cycle a couple of times in order to find one that worked well for me. Plus also with the shape of the penis I had a little bit of a issue getting it in. This again may only be because I have not had sex in 3 years so toys are becoming harder to insert. I don't get to play too much but when I do I want it to go in.

This toy is not discreet at all. When traveling you will want to hide this in a suitcase. You may also want to take out the batteries because with one wrong move this baby will turn on and you will have some loud rumbly noises coming from your suitcase.

The functions on this toy are off the hook. There are 3 speeds for the rotating shaft and beads. It also has a reverse button. I had fun playing with that. There are 7 functions and patterns for the vibrating clit. I am glad for this because again it took me two times going through them to figure out what ones I liked and did not like.

The 7 functions are as follows:
1) Low, slow, pulse
2) More of a solid vibe
3) Very solid vibe- strong
4) Strong pulse
5) Escalating
6) Long pulse
7) Escalating pulse

There is an up button and a down button. Above those buttons are hearts to indicate where you are. When you press the up button once it will go to the first heart. When you press it again it will go to the next heart. When you press it for the last time it will go to the third heart. If you press the button down it will go back down in the opposite direction. Now this is for the shaft part. There is also a button with a rotating symbol on it this will make the shaft rotate from left to right.

The hearts on the bottom light up when you turn the vibrations for the clit vibe on. With every pattern there is a different light up speed. Now I did not know how to turn this thing off and I did not pay attention to the box because I took it out and ran into the bathroom with it. I had to sit and fiddle when it came to the clit part in order to get it turned off. Finally I realize if I held down the button with the wave patterns for the clit it will turn the clit part off. I found out the shaft part if you just press it back down it will go off. I thought the clit part was a pain at first turning off I kept cycling through when I was done doing my duty. I also just found out which I thought I would have to press the down button that you can just hit the wave pattern and it turns everything off. I am so glad I figured that part out.

Overall the beads and the shaft were pretty good and it felt really different but in a good way. It is good to have a toy with lots of variety to it.

The toy again if very noisy. Best place to use would be in the shower. If you have roommates or share a room again it is loud enough to be heard. This toy runs on 3 AA batteries located in the base part. Make sure you have some handy with this beast.

When cleaning this toy be careful being made of Silicone it can be a little tricky to clean. You can wipe it down with clothes or use soap and water. With it being non-porous it does not retain bacteria. You will not be able to place this one in boiling water or in a dishwasher as the product page says because of the battery compartment. Again this would ruin the battery compartment.

With this toy being silicone you can use water based lube. Do not use oil based or silicone based lubes with this toy. When you put it away for storage I would use a sandwich bag or the box it came with. You don't want this in with another toy so it does not get ruined.

The Silicone Jack Rabbit came in a big plastic box. On the inside there is a plastic insert that holds the toy. On the back of the box there are very informative instructions on the Jack Rabbit. The toy is not discreet at all on the back there is a big picture of it. So it will not be good for gift giving. It may be good for storage if you don't plan to use it a lot. If you do then I would suggest something else to use. Also it can be a pain taking it out. I ran to the drawer about 3 times and I hit my hand on the side of the plastic and scrapped myself. So I will be looking for another option to keep it in.