Jack Rabbit Signature Thrusting Rabbit — Test & Review

It's hard to create a sexy rabbit vibrator. Dual motors require a somewhat bulky design, and the clitoral appendage has the sex appeal of a claw... actually, claws are kind of sexy, but I digress. Calexotics succeeded in elevating the aesthetic with purple silicone, gold hardware, and indicator lights. The semi-phallic silhouette may ignite one's fire, or it may snuff out desire in penis-repulsed users. Personally, I don't love it. The tip resembles circumcised glans, while the bold color and clitoral-stimulating portion contribute to a more inanimate appearance (which I prefer). Looks aside, the firm silicone nicely buffers from pinching.

Operating this toy during use proved to be somewhat challenging. The control panel consists of three buttons: power, vibrations, and thrusts. Since there's no "back" switch or memory chip, users must cycle through modes to reach their desired setting. These controls are installed at the base, which complicated operation while inserted. Adding tangible indicators to each button would aid in sightless control. Remote or app compatibility would further increase accessibility. Finally, the size may be overwhelming for those with vaginismus; and holding the vibrating rabbit in place can be a nuisance.

Even though this wasn't my favorite toy, I respect the quality. It's crafted using body-safe materials, engineered with solid machinery, and feels extremely durable. The strokes may not be the longest, nor the vibrations the rumbliest- but the motors consistently exhibit moderate power. Though there's hollow space between the accordian folds and mechanical plunger, I trust it'll withstand tearing. And, as mentioned, these motors are impressively quiet for a thruster!

The Jack Rabbit Signature Thrusting Rabbit retails for $109.99 at Adam & Eve. It comes with a charger and user guide, but no storage bag. Thrusters typically range between $75-$200, while rabbits can cost anywhere from $40 to $260. This ranks the Jack Rabbit's price tag as lower-midrange for this category of adult toy. That being said, it's still not cheap. I'd personally not splurge so much on this thrusting rabbit, especially without app-control. Whether or not I'd advise others purchase it relies on the prospective buyer's anatomy and desires.

Unfortunately, this toy wasn't compatible with my body at all. The shaft was too girthy to comfortably insert, and the rabbit sat too low to effectively stimulate my clitoris. It was, also, advertised as having a "cushiony tip." While there is a slight amount of give during thrusts, the silicone was quite firm. Additionally, the battery didn't reflect the advertised specifications; it's supposed to take up to 2.5 hours to charge, and only took about 1.5 hours. This was great, except it also decreased the already limited runtime by up to 25 minutes. The battery did get warm during use, but the silicone insulated well.

The Jack Rabbit Signature Thrusting Rabbit arrived in suprisingly creative packaging; an art deco pattern ornated the white dustjacket, which displayed a true-to-size graphic of the rabbit. A portrait and message from the founder of Calexotics was printed upon the side of the box- a sweet detail. It did have a couple pieces of tape where the box met the dustjacket, which technically is a tamper evident measure. However, I prefer something a little more secure. Upon removing the jacket, the internal box opened in a French door-style. The charging cable and user guides were located in a metallic gold drawer built beneath the product cradle. So cute!

This item is made of silicone and ABS plastic, so only use it with water-based lubricants. Clean before and after each use with warm, soapy water. Spray with a sex toy cleaner, then allow it to fully dry before storing. Travel lock can be activated by simply holding the power switch for three seconds. As with all toys containing electronic components, it's important to protect the Jack Rabbit Signature Thrusting Rabbit from extreme temperatures. To charge, simply plug in the USB charger. The buttons will blink as the rabbit charges, then become solid when the battery reaches 100%.