The Jackrabbit Vibrator at Work and Play

The vibrator history does not know a vibrator to satisfy all the woman’s need better then the Jackrabbit—or simply, rabbit vibrator. IT was catapulted into overnight fame after its mention in the first season of Sex in the City. Since then, many people have wondered about how exactly a Jackrabbit vibrator works.

A number of companies have come out with their own model of the Jackrabbit Vibrator as well as a number of slightly different versions, but those slight variations do not change the simple mechanisms of how the Jackrabbit works. You can get them made in latex, silicone and PVC. Some versions of the Jackrabbit are wireless (controls are on the base) while others have a wired remote providing a number of different speeds. Once you familiarize yourself with the controls you will discover the Jackrabbit Vibrator does a multitude of things—all at once.

First it vibrates. Next there are rotating beads at the base for outside stimulation of the inner and outer labia. The shaft portion rotates to stimulate the g-spot. Then there is the rabbit part, the vibrating clitoral stimulator that looks like rabbit ears that gives the toy its name.

We know what you are thinking. “But how well does the Jackrabbit work?” You can ask any woman that has one, and you’ll get one of two answers. The first is that it’s too much stimuli and the second is that it’s the greatest thing ever created, providing the most intense orgasms. The Jackrabbit Vibrator is the best selling vibrator for a reason, after all!