The best use for this rabbit is vaginal and clitoral stimulation, since Plod the Elephant can be a bit of a nuisance for anal play. The rotating beads combined with the vibration, both with adjustable intensity, can certainly make your playtime an adventurous one.

This toy works very well for singles and should work just as well for couples, especially those who love to tease with and be teased by adjustible stimulation. The noise level isn't bad; the rotation is louder than the vvibratio, but barely audible through a closed door even at the highest levels.

The foreplay elephant is a jelly product containing metal beads. It is firm enough for easy insertion, but not hard enough to hurt. The jelly covered metal beads are a pleasantly hard, bumpy contrast to the rest of the squishier, veined jelly. The insertable length is long enough to provide several levels of g-spot and general area stimulation play.

The adorable little jelly elephant settles in nicely, tusks and trunk adding a delightful zing of clitoral stimulation when the vibration function is in use, and a gentle pressure when it is not. The rotation function, on high, is strong enough to encourage the lightest rub of the elephant against the clit. Neither tusks nor trunk are particularly firm, so provide more tickle than poke.

The base is hard plastic, containing the battery pack and controls.

The design of the foreplay elephant is realistic, complete with veins. It has a wider girth and one of the longer insertable lengths for a rabbit, so is not best suited to beginners. I found it a bit small for my personal tastes, though it was acceptably filling and the rotation made up for what I felt it lacked in girth. I am quite in love with the rotation and keep wanting to crank it higher.

This 'little pink elephant' is not in the least bit discrete, being bright pink and rather large. I have had to hastily shove it under a blanket or pillow a couple times, so it can be hidden, but for travel, put it in your checked baggage.

Controls for this toy are located on the base. These are a power switch, a rotational direction button, and intensity wheels for vibration and rotation. I managed to turn it off twice when attempting to adjust intensity. This takes 3 AA batteries. I suppose I am a power queen, beause I felt there should be more intensity at the higher levels, and couldn't tell it was even on for lower ones. It was also possible to slow or stop rotation at the highest level just by clenching up. Changing rotation is highly reccommended -it is obvious to tell and the counter-clockwise seemed stronger.

This one is not waterproof, sadly. It is possible to hear it, vaguely, through a closed door on the highest settings when not inserted.

Jelly tends to get a little tacky between uses even after a thorough cleaning, and attracts lint. I use a toy cleaner so I don't need to take it downstairs through a room of teenage boys to use soap and water. This toy does not come with a storage bag, and I've yet to make one for it, so it is stored beside the bed, loose, in the box it arrived in. It's easy enough to take care of, just could use a little touch-up before use.

The foreplay elephant came enclosed in plastic and in a bubble wrap sleeve. It would not slide back into the bubble wrap sleeve after the initial inspection,sticking to it instead. No instructions at all came with it, and it took a bit to conclude it was assuredly not a waterproof model - which is my usual purchase. It was easy enough to figure out the controls by playing with it before using it, however.

I typically purchase vibrators that promise strong vibrations, and have larger girths and insertable lengths. I chose this one to find out if the rotation function was something I should look for on future purchases.

It is. Dear gods, is it ever!