One word: Awful.

This has got to be one of the worst rabbit vibes on the market. It is going to be hard to get through this review being un-bias, but I will try.

Sally Seal offers:
-Dual Stimulation
-Clitoral Vibration
-Moving Twisting Beaded shaft
-Easy controls and...
-A Separate Power Button

For vaginal and clitoral use, usually dual stimulation rabbits offer a feeling you cannot get from other toys.

We will see...

Sally is made from seamless thick silicone. Lucky for you, it's a toxin-free, non-porous, body-safe, odorless and tasteless silicone. There is a drag to the silicone, and although it is a body safe material it isn't the velvety luxurious silicone we have all come to love. This silicone is cheaper feeling and is hard to tell apart from smooth plastic. Because of the drag, using lube may be necessary. Toy Factory encloses a sample back of their water based Toy Fluid to get you started.



There is a variety of textures throughout the silicone sleeve (which in non removable). From the waves, to the raised Toy factory logo, even the seal has eyes, ears, nostrils and a smile. Sally even features textures flippers that are found at the tip top of the toy.



The silicone wraps the entire 6.75" shaft and is molded toward the bottom with waves which meet and change into the silver ABS handle. There is raised print inside of the battery housing which shows how to correctly install the batteries. The hatch slides completely off, and easily sides back on.

Sally is bulky like most rabbits, but shorter stature. This was a huge selling point for me. I assumed it would be a great filling vibe. I like them a bit chubby and short as to not hit my cervix (yes, this is a problem) when trusting.

Only 4.25" of the 6.75" shaft is insertable, The thickest part of the shaft, which is found towards the bottom is 5.50" in circumference. The shaft tapers upward to a smaller half inch circumference.

Unforgivably, for me, this seemed to be a problem with this particular rabbit. The thin top made for an uncomfortable fit, and trusting is not an option.

The "rabbit" or seal in this case is oddly placed on the vibe and didn't reach my anatomy correctly. The seal itself is found about 4.50" down from the top of the shaft and measures 3.75" in length. The seal is placed very close to the shaft and can pinch you if you are not careful. Luckily the seal is somewhat flexible, meaning you can bend it a small amount to reach your special spot, though it can be trying. It's important to note that the seal is rather large and the bullet seems to be placed further down toward the base of the seal. Although the seal is super cute, with a molded/indented face complete with a smile it does not make me do the same. Who says smiles are contagious?




This awkward placement paired with the bulkiness (which I usually love) made for one of the worst fits imaginable.

Outside of my personal dissatisfaction's the size would appeal to both beginners and advanced users. Just make sure your clit and vagina is placed closely together. If not, you may run into the same troublesome problems that I did.

The over all design is odd. From the indented flippers at the tip of the tapered shaft to the awkwardly placed seal. It feels, put plainly, weird.

The handle/control area feels hollow and weighted mostly by the batteries. So when in use it is definitively weighted more toward the battery placement, making it awkward to get a good grip when in use.

All in all, for such a simple seamless design it felt awkward and even painful. I do believe someone out there must be built for this toy, it's just not me.

Turning the vibe even on the lowest setting is loud and weak.
It's just not justified considering the suggested price of almost $70.
Both of the controls are clearly marked with a black ink, complete with a picture to decipher what is what. The controls are both activated by a simple to use dial. Yes- it is *very easy* to use. There is also a separate power button which will light up when turned on. I actually love toys that it has a separate power button and found this to be the best feature on the entire toy.

Regardless, here are the controls:


Twist/Rotation:
Within the shaft you will notice it is thicker at the bottom, this is because of the hidden rotating beads.
The beads move around in a circular motion. They will stop rotating with even the smallest kegal squeeze. If you bend it weird inside of you or even grab them with your hand- they will stop.
The Twist is controlled on the front of the handle by a turning dial. All the way down is low rotation, all the way up is higher rotation.
The twist is bar far the loudest part of Sally. Little Sally Seal is freaking LOUD. Not just Loud, but LOUD.
Even on the lowest setting it is loud and most likely not going to be able to stimulate you unless the twist is turned all the way up. A closed door will not save you, your room mates will hear. And good luck using it with a partner, they won't be able to hear anything other then that jack hammer in your vagina. Talk about distracting.

Shake/Vibration:
Considering the noise, you would think that the vibrations would match. Ha! Joke, they don't. Placing 4 AA fresh batteries under the slide hatch and you would think you would be ready to go-
Not so much.
The Shake is controlled on the front of the handle by a turning dial. All the way down is low vibration, all the way up is higher vibration. The lowest vibration is just that, low 1 vroom. Turning it up to it's max vibration is a 2.5-3 vroom at best.
The vibrations are non transferable and are concentrated toward the middle or bottom of the seal. I thought they where weaker towards the top, which is the exact opposite of where they should of been.

Ironically Sally Seal is NOT waterproof.


To safety clean this toy: Wipe the toy down with warm soapy water, rubbing alcohol, toy cleaner or a 10% bleach mixture. Careful not to allow moisture near the plastic handle or near the control pad. Rinse and let dry.

Always keep your toys completely clean and dry when storing. Use condoms when switching orifices to fend off bacteria and UTI's.

Always use waterbased lubricants with Silicone toys. Other lubricants can degrade the surfaces of Sally. Also, do not store with other silicone toys as silicone likes to bond to other silicone materials.

Cardboard box with a plastic shell. The box would not work for long term use since it is very thin and will likely rip quickly.

Yuck. I hate this toy, and I usually attempt to be some what bias, since not all toys are made for me. I do understand we are all different and that sometimes there are a few duds. This was beyond that. Considering this is my first Toy Factory toy, it will be hard to consider purchasing another in the future. I really hope that this is not the norm for Toy Factory as they have a solid reputation around here.