Fun Factory Bouncer — Test & Review

The design inspired just as much intrigue as the product's description. The bent shaft teased the possibility of prostate play. Each contour beckoned me to reach out and explore every valley and peak. A suede-like finish texturized the silicone surface and imparted a luxury experience. Red pigment screamed in vibrancy, though the Fun Factory Bouncer is also available in Black. While not practical, the tri-pegged base added an edge to the overall character.

The Fun Factory Bouncer was difficult for me to insert, simply due to the incompatible sizing. It was, also, a struggle to agitate the balls enough to really experience their impact. This would have likely been significantly easier, had the suction cup worked. I, also, suspect that the vibrations would be much more apparent during partnered play. Otherwise, the Bouncer was just as simple to operate as a basic manual option.

The Fun Factory Bouncer seems to be a quality product. The silicone casing is body-safe, non-porous, and hypo-allergenic. There was no foul odor upon opening the box, nor was there any damage to the product. Since there are no batteries, there's no concern of thermal runaway. I expect this dildo to last indefinitely. Although, I have no explanation for the unusually charged surface. Research suggests the static may have been caused by excessive friction during transit, which would make sense given the loose packaging and weighted balls.

The Fun Factory Bouncer comes with a user manual and retails for $99.99. This is a high-end price for a dildo. While I can't find anything identical, there are a few similar products to which I've compared pricing. The Inya Shake Rechargeable Silicone Rumbling Vibrator is listed at $54.99 on SheVibe.com. It's weighted, wavy, and actually vibrates. That said, it's neither anal safe nor waterproof. Fun Factory also makes a B Ball Duo Silicone Weighted Butt Plug for $39.99. The Bouncer was the most expensive shake vibrator I could find. Personally, I don't feel that the value and performance lived up to the price.

The manufacturer's website claimed that the balls resulted in a, "deeper... sensation than vibration." While I would have never expected as much, I do hold toys to the standards proclaimed by their manufacturers. I didn't personally feel much of an effect from the balls. Even shaking the dildo as hard as I could didn't rumble it with nearly the force of a decent vibrator. Perhaps I wasn't rough enough to bring the balls to their most excited state. One can only receive as much energy as one puts into a dildo; this is where pleasure, physics, and philosophy meet.

I really liked the design of the Fun Factory Bouncer's packaging. The monochromatic color scheme looked clean, sleek, and modern. The red dildo popped against the soft pink background, while still appearing cohesive. That being said, the structural integrity of the cardboard felt extremely flimsy. It survived the voyage to my home, though, so I'm happy. I suppose a firm silicone dildo can take a beating, anyway (no pun intended). Not to mention, thinner cardboard means less waste.

As mentioned, this dildo is made from silicone. Use water-based lubricant and store separately from any harmful chemicals. Wash before and after each use, with warm water and silicone-safe soap. Don't use fragrance oils or other harsh products that may damage the silicone. Allow the surface to fully dry. It doesn't come with a storage bag, so remember to separate from rubber and vinyl. Try to keep from bouncing and rolling to prevent excessive static.