8-14 March 2013 #646

Hop on

Yantrick by

For all the women who have not yet gone ‘solo’ because of the long labour of love involved in the ‘pelvic massage’, a little fuzzy friend is here to the rescue.

Diamonds are no longer a girl’s best friend, the rabbit vibrator is. The buzz first started when the rabbit made its debut on silver screen on the popular HBO series Sex and the City. The drama launched the vibrator into superstar status overnight and since then it has been creating ripples in places where only a few men have successfully ventured.

The rabbit vibrator originated in Japan, where it is illegal to produce sex toys that resemble male genitalia. And after taking millions of woman across continents on the ultimate joyride, the funny bunny has made its way to Nepal.

Available at the handful of sex stores around the Valley, the rabbit vibrator amps up the pleasuring power with lots of sexy features to target your g-spots. The seven inch long dildo makes it perfect for deep penetration while the shaft with rows of spinning beads ensures the most pleasant and intense massage down there. The well-formed head rotates often, giving untold internal stimulation. Add to that the classic bunny ear shaped tickler that flicks your clitoris setting you off on a new world of sexual bliss!

The rabbit clit stimulator and the shaft operate through different buttons allowing you to adjust the speed and stimulation level individually. Powered by 2AA batteries the delightful rabbit comes in different colours and materials ranging from silicon to latex.

While vibrators from Philips and Trojan are yet to hit the Nepali market, the made in China bunnies from lesser known brands which start at Rs 5, 000 onwards don’t disappoint either. The only odd feature about the ultimate pleasure toy is the fake moaning and groaning sounds that the rabbit vibrator plays. Instead of heightening your excitement, it just interrupts an intense solo session. Luckily, you can turn the volume down. Some rabbit vibrators available here don’t have bees horns instead of bunny ears.

Now who’d have thunk a rabbit could make for an affordable ‘gateway’ pleasure pal? Just so you make the most of your rabbit, the rotating beads at the shaft also do wonders to shoulder and back pain. Just a suggestion!

Yantrick’s verdict: This perfect fuzzy friend never gets tired, never turns down an advance because of a lousy football match, and makes you explode into joyful million pieces every single time. How many men can beat that?