The Soft Rabbit is a large toy! I own dildos and dongs about the same length as this rabbit vibrator, but the Soft Rabbit is massive by comparison. This is my first rabbit; it's actually the first of its kind that I have owned. Oh, how I wish I had waited to find one with a safer material.

So, am I impressed by this toy? The answer is plain and simple: Not really. On a scale from 1 to 10, I would give this toy a 4.5 rating. The size and the force of the vibration impressed me, but the material depressed me. I suppose this is my personal issue. I had done my research on porous versus nonporous materials, but I decided to ignore my gut and not pass up such a good deal! I wanted an inexpensive toy, and this is what I got — a cheap toy! I can already tell it won't last, and I have only used it once.

The Soft Rabbit is a vibrator made out of TPR (also known as thermoplastic rubber, a polymer blend that exhibits a thermoplastic character). Many adult toys use TPR, but did you know that it is a common material for making bicycle handlebar grips, toothbrush handles, and some children's toys? TPR is less porous than Cyberskin, but it is still more porous than silicone. You should clean your TPR toy with mild soap and water, or antibacterial sex toy cleaners. You cannot sanitize TPR material by boiling. I will advise you to follow this instruction if you plan to buy a toy made of TPR. Yet, your efforts to clean this toy will be futile because any trace of moisture makes the toy susceptible to fuzz, dust, and hair.

Even if you want to enjoy the feeling of a flexible skin-like toy as the Soft Rabbit, I still recommend using condoms on this and all sex toys made out of TPR to prevent the spread of bacteria. Using a condom every time I want to play with this toy is simply too tedious — that part ultimately got me. I did not enjoy this toy. I will recycle it through the EdenFantasys Project Re-Vibe program.