Rabbit Vibrator Bi Stronic Curve Aquamarine Transparent

Rabbit Vibrator Bi Stronic Curve Aquamarine Transparent 💠

A rabbit has two jobs: the long part works inside, the second arm rests on the clitoris outside. Both places at once is the whole idea behind the design, and whether it suits you comes down to a single question - whether the arm sits where it is meant to. The shaft's length and girth are secondary; an arm that misses makes the best device worthless. And this one does not vibrate, it thrusts. Fun Factory calls the technology Stronic: inside, a weight is thrown back and forth; there is no rotating motor. In the rabbit form that is unusual, because there both arms normally oscillate together - here the inner part makes a movement resembling that of sex. The Curve bends forward, and on a pulsator that counts twice: the thrusting movement therefore lands upward, where the G-spot sits, rather than straight ahead. It sits under rabbit vibrators, under sextoys for women and in the brand world of Fun Factory.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Fun Factory
• 🧵 Material: Silicone
• 🎨 Colour: Aquamarine
• 📳 Drive: Pulsator, thrusts instead of vibrating
• ✅ Arms: Two, inside and outside
• 🛠️ Design: Shaft curved forward
• 🔌 Charging: Magnetic, no open socket
• ⭐ Feature: The curve directs the thrust upward

❓ FAQ

Does it vibrate or thrust?

It thrusts. Everything Fun Factory calls Stronic works this way: inside, a weight is thrown back and forth; the motor does not rotate. Anyone coming from a classic rabbit notices the difference at once - the sensation goes into the depth instead of tingling at the surface. The classic design is with our classic vibrators.

How do I tell whether a rabbit fits?

By the distance between shaft and arm. It differs on every model, and so does anatomy - which is why the design comes in so many variants. If the arm does not reach, no stronger motor will help. Further models are with the rabbit vibrators; what separates the designs is covered in the vibrator guide.

Do I have to hold it?

Loosely yes, gripping no. A pulsator works against resistance: hold it too tightly and you brake the thrusting movement, so less happens rather than more. The hand guides, the motor does the work.

How is it charged?

With the magnetic charging cable from Fun Factory. It clings to the contacts by itself, so there is no open socket - which is also why the device can be rinsed off without a second thought. Charge it fully once before first use.