Vibrator Bullet Leopard Rechargeable Multicoloured 6.25 x Ø 2 cm

Vibrator Bullet Leopard Rechargeable Multicoloured 6.25 x Ø 2 cm 🐆

A bullet is the smallest vibrator there is, and that is exactly its point: it fits in any hand and any pocket. What a bullet cannot do is area: if you want broad rather than pinpoint, this is the wrong place. The Bullet Leopard by Custom Bullets is printed in a leopard pattern, has ten vibration modes and a soft surface; the material is silicone and ABS. It is slim and cylindrical, and the tip tapers at an angle. The print runs all the way round and up into the tip; only the flat base is black, with a button in the middle. In practice it is one of the few toys that works just as well with two people as alone: laid on while someone else has both hands free. It sits under vibrators, under sextoys for women and in our sex toys section.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: silicone and ABS
• 🎨 Colour: Multicoloured
• 👉 Use: Lay it on, do not insert
• ✅ Care: Completely cleanable, no condom needed
• 📐 Shape: Slim, cylindrical, angled tapering tip
• 🔌 Charging: Magnetic USB cable, no open charging socket
• 📦 Included: Bullet and magnetic USB charging cable
• 🎛️ Controls: One button in the middle of the base
• ✅ Special feature: Leopard pattern, waterproof

❓ FAQ

Is it inserted?

No, laid on. A bullet has no retrieval cord and no base; it has no business inside. If you are looking for something to insert, it is under love balls.

How is it charged?

Via USB with the magnetic charging cable, which holds onto the two contacts at the base. Rechargeable means no button cells and no spare batteries.

Is it waterproof?

Yes. It is waterproof and can go fully under water, into the shower as well as the bath. There is no open charging socket.

How is it cleaned?

With lukewarm water and a sex toy cleaner, then dry it well, including the charging contacts.

Where is it laid on?

On the outside of the body: on the clitoris, the nipples, the perineum or the underside of the penis.

Which lubricant fits?

A water-based one, because silicone oil attacks silicone. A few drops are enough.