Rabbit Vibrator Intense Bobble with a Rotating Shaft Purple 27 x 4 cm

Rabbit Vibrator Intense Bobble with a Rotating Shaft Purple 27 x 4 cm 💜

The Bobble from Intense is a rabbit vibrator with a rotating shaft in purple and white. The shaft of super soft, phthalate-free silicone has a glans at the top and is covered in spiral grooves below. At its base the clitoral arm branches off, shaped like a little rabbit with two raised ears. The handle is white with two curved purple inserts on the sides, and at the bottom it finishes with a silver ring and a white end cap. It stands with the rabbit vibrators, under vibrators, with the G-spot vibrators and the sextoys for women.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Intense
• 🪜 Range: High Tech
• 🧵 Material: Silicone
• 🎨 Colour: Purple, white handle
• 📏 Measurements: 27 x 4 cm
• 📳 Functions: 4 rotation modes, 12 vibration modes
• 🔋 Batteries: 4 x AAA
• 💧 Water protection: Splash-proof

❓ FAQ

What does a rotating shaft give you?

Movement instead of mere humming: the shaft turns and strokes along the vaginal wall while the rabbit arm rests on the clitoris outside. There are four modes for the rotation and twelve for the vibration.

Is it one for starting out?

Rather for the experienced, as the shaft is full and long. Slimmer models are with the rabbit vibrators as well.

Which batteries does it need?

Four AAA batteries. Replacements are in the drugstore. If it lies unused for a while, take the batteries out so nothing leaks.

Can two people use it?

Yes, your partner can guide it by the long handle too. Before it changes person, it is wiped thoroughly or gets a fresh condom.

Can it go under water?

No, it is only splash-proof. Wipe it with warm water and a product from the sex toy cleaner category without submerging it or holding it under the running tap, and let it dry in the open. Store it without contact to other silicone toys.

Which lubricant suits it?

A water-based one. Silicone oil attacks the silicone surface, which turns dull and tacky over time. Suitable ones are under water-based lubricant, and the differences between the bases are explained in the lubricant guide.