Vibrator Rabbit Everygirl Burgundy

Vibrator Rabbit Everygirl Burgundy – shaft with clitoral arm in medical silicone 🍷

Two sensations at once instead of one: the Vibrator Rabbit Everygirl Burgundy by ROCKS-OFF carries a shorter, forward-curving arm alongside the curved main shaft, resting against the clitoris on the outside while the shaft works inside. Both are moulded from a single piece of medical silicone with a matte, velvety surface. Shallow wave-shaped grooves run along the shaft and the base, giving structure to an otherwise plain body. The base lights up from within while the toy is running, showing at a glance that it is switched on. That places it among the rabbit vibrators, alongside the other vibrators, in our sextoys for women and with Rocks-Off.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Manufacturer: ROCKS-OFF
• 🧵 Material: Medical silicone
• 🎨 Colour: Burgundy
• 🐰 Design: shaft with a fixed clitoral arm
• 💡 In use: illuminated base

❓ FAQ

What defines a rabbit?

The double shape. A rabbit addresses the clitoris and the vaginal entrance at the same time instead of one after the other. That is where the design gets its reputation, and it is also where it fails when the spacing does not match. The rabbit guide goes through it in detail.

Does the arm fit every anatomy?

Not necessarily. The arm is fixed to the shaft, so its distance cannot be adjusted. If the spacing does not suit you, you either get no contact at all or too much pressure. When in doubt, two separate toys are the more flexible answer; the Vibrator Guide gives an overview.

What does medical silicone mean?

It is a particularly pure, body-safe silicone that releases no plasticisers and is not porous. That is why it can be cleaned thoroughly and does not take on odours. There is more on this in the article about medical silicone.

How do I clean it and what does it not tolerate?

Warm water with a mild cleaner or a toy cleaner, then dry it completely. Silicone-based lubricant stays away because it attacks the surface; take a water-based one from our Lubricant section. The care details are explained in the care guide.