The Pink Pusher is great toy for sexually experienced person looking for INTENSE sensation. It has a long shaft but the bunny also sits close and is fairly long. This helps the user's clitorol area get down to the bunny and stay on it for longer, regardless of shallow or deep penetration. This is a big loud toy, so I don't know that it would be great for a shy person with roommates, nor for someone with thin walls.

The TPR rubber is very smooth and squishy. If you can handle a pretty thick cock, you will appreciate the firmness and diameter of the Pink Pusher.

It is very healthy sized piece of equipment. It has good and girth for accommodating most girls. One thing that can be a little too intense is the ridges at the point of thrust. That scrunch zone is so that the material will move as the thrusting action takes place. The depth of the prominent ribs may be a little too rough for a more delicate user. However, if you are into the whole "ribbed" thing, these should plenty rock your boat.

What I most appreciated about the controls of this particular rabbit is their simplicity. they are very intuitive and without frills. There are 2 sets of buttons. A plus and minus for the intensity of the rabbit vibrator; and a plus and minus for the speed of the thrusting mechanism. No fancy pre-installed settings, no crazy complicated knobs, no frills necessary. The dual motors in this toy do end up draining quite a few batteries, so if you use it a lot, you may invest in some rechargeable AA's.

The TPR rubber is very silky, almost like a silicone toy. Do not be fooled, this is not a silicone toy and should be sheathed if shared. You can disinfect the toy with mild hand soap or a compatible toy cleaner. You may also use silicone and water based lubricants with this toy. You will want to avoid oil based solutions or lubricants as these will degrade the rubber and destroy the toy.

We have been using the toy for quite sometime with fantastic results. I have to say it is a formidable opponent in the bedroom. My wife and I first turned it on and my first thought was, "Yea, I can't do that. I had better step my game up for I am going to be replaced." Unfortunately, a few weeks ago, the thruster motor went out and has not been functioning since. The rabbit still works great, but is just doesn't give the same (writhing, screaming) effects. I am not sure if the defect was an isolated incident, but I wouldn't let it discourage a customer from purchasing it. I think it paid for itself during the time it was fully operational.