Vibrator Tri Ball 2 with Three Balls Blue

Vibrator Tri Ball 2 with Three Balls Blue 💙

The Tri Ball 2 by Satisfyer is a vibrator in a curving S-shape made of light blue silicone. Two balls on short stems sit on the inner side, and the lower end bends into a third, larger rounded form. The balls are smooth, and the body between them is narrow and swings outwards towards the handle. At the upper end the handle forms a ring for your fingers, and on its top sit a plus button, a button with a wavy line and a minus button. Three motors work inside. From the Satisfyer range. It stands under vibrators, with sextoys for women and under sex toys; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Satisfyer.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: silicone
• 🎨 Colour: blue
• ✅ Balls: three, one behind another
• 📳 Motors: three
• ✋ Grip: ring at the end
• 〰️ Shape: curving, S-shaped
• 🔌 Charging: magnetic USB cable
• ⚠️ Caution: not anal

❓ FAQ

What do the three balls do?

They give staggered stimulation. Instead of one smooth surface, three points rest against you one after another; as you move it, the sensation travels from one to the next.

Inside or outside?

Both. Outside you guide the balls over the clitoris and labia; inside you take the lower, curved end slowly into the vagina with lubricant. It is not used anally, because it has no flared base.

What is the ring for?

For grip. You put one or two fingers through it and so hold the vibrator in the position you want, even with hands wet from lubricant.

How is it charged?

With the magnetic USB cable. Charge it only when the contacts are clean and dry.

Which lubricant suits it?

A water-based one. Silicone lubricant attacks a silicone surface: it turns dull and sticky, and that cannot be undone. Suitable ones are under water-based lubricant.

How do you clean it?

With warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner. Wipe out the joins between the balls and the body especially well, do not submerge it and let it dry completely.

How do you store it?

Dry and on its own. Silicone attracts dust and should not rest against other toys for long; a fabric pouch or a drawer compartment of its own will do.