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If you know your anatomy, and know this rabbit style toy will work with yours, it's a great buy. The squishy silicone feels FANTASTIC, and it has plenty of wonderful power that lasts and lasts. It is a little long and a little girthy, so be aware of that. But if you're ready for the length and girth, it can deliver a GREAT experience!
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Pros
Powerful, quiet, rechargeable, good battery life, easy controls, waterproof, easy cleanup, body safe
Cons
price, a bit of a learning curve
Follow-up commentary
5 months after original review
I liked this toy to begin with, but after shaving off the ridges, I like it even more!!! It’s even more comfortable and wonderful without them. If the ridges cause you any problems, you can successfully remove them too.
I was able to shave the ridges off of my Vr10 pretty easily. As you can see from the pictures, it is possible to get the shaft fairly smooth. It is impossible to get the ridges off and leave a perfectly smooth surface underneath, there will be some gouges and unevenness, but nothing too terrible.
I used a brand new X-acto knife, and took the ridges off by cutting off thin slices, as you can see. It is better to take a little at a time, rather than try to cut the ridges off completely all at once. You can always take more off, but if you cut off too much you can’t put the silicone back on the toy.
A brand new razor blade can also be used, but be careful. Even with the X-acto knife, it is very easy for the blade to over-shoot the ridge while cutting, and possibly make nicks in the surface of the shaft, and you want to avoid that. Any slits or flaps of silicone need to be completely cut off and removed so they do not end up trapping germs under them in the future.
I began the process by sanitizing the toy and the knife with an alcohol wipe. Then I began shaving the first ridge off. To get all three ridges shaved off it took me about 20 minutes. I went very slowly and very carefully, trying to shave off as much ridge as possible without going too deep into the toy. Upon finishing, I rubbed the area firmly with my fingers to remove all the slices I had made. Rubbing it firmly serves the same purpose as sanding, but is much gentler for the toy. The silicone is not difficult to cut, and if you make a slit in it you can very easily peel back the material and remove it by hand. After assuring myself that there were no remaining slices in the material and that all pieces had been thoroughly cut and removed, I again sanitized the area with an alcohol wipe.
While the end product is not perfect, I am pleased with it over all. It looks pretty good and feels even better!
I was able to shave the ridges off of my Vr10 pretty easily. As you can see from the pictures, it is possible to get the shaft fairly smooth. It is impossible to get the ridges off and leave a perfectly smooth surface underneath, there will be some gouges and unevenness, but nothing too terrible.
I used a brand new X-acto knife, and took the ridges off by cutting off thin slices, as you can see. It is better to take a little at a time, rather than try to cut the ridges off completely all at once. You can always take more off, but if you cut off too much you can’t put the silicone back on the toy.
A brand new razor blade can also be used, but be careful. Even with the X-acto knife, it is very easy for the blade to over-shoot the ridge while cutting, and possibly make nicks in the surface of the shaft, and you want to avoid that. Any slits or flaps of silicone need to be completely cut off and removed so they do not end up trapping germs under them in the future.
I began the process by sanitizing the toy and the knife with an alcohol wipe. Then I began shaving the first ridge off. To get all three ridges shaved off it took me about 20 minutes. I went very slowly and very carefully, trying to shave off as much ridge as possible without going too deep into the toy. Upon finishing, I rubbed the area firmly with my fingers to remove all the slices I had made. Rubbing it firmly serves the same purpose as sanding, but is much gentler for the toy. The silicone is not difficult to cut, and if you make a slit in it you can very easily peel back the material and remove it by hand. After assuring myself that there were no remaining slices in the material and that all pieces had been thoroughly cut and removed, I again sanitized the area with an alcohol wipe.
While the end product is not perfect, I am pleased with it over all. It looks pretty good and feels even better!
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Great review
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Wow great review thanks so much
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Thank you!
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Thank you so much for reading and commenting! Hope the review was helpful
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I love your title! Thanks for the review!
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Thank you FruityCloudPuff! And thanks so much for reading and commenting on my review
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Awesome review!
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nice review!
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good review
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Thanks for the review!
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The title definitely drew me to this review, Love it. Thanks for all the info
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Thanks so much for reading and commenting! I'm glad it was helpful
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thanks!
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Thanks, great review!
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Thanks, great review!
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Thanks for the review. Very creative removing those ridges.
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thanks for the review!
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LOL @ the xacto knife fix!! I love it!! hahaha I'm glad you did it and posted about it, because I want to buy this and was unsure about the ridges. Thanks for the great review!
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Thank you for your review
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