Quick answer
Start with a generous lubricant, insert the shaft so the external arm rests against your clitoris, then experiment with patterns and angles to find what feels best.
Why positioning matters more than power
A rabbit vibrator's dual stimulation works best when both the internal shaft and the external clitoral arm make good contact. If the arm doesn't reach your clitoris naturally, try tilting the handle downward or adjusting your leg position. A toy that feels too short or too long in the shaft may require different body angles rather than more pressure.
Lubricant is not optional
Silicone-based lubricants last longer but can damage silicone toys. Water-based lubricants are safe for all materials and wash off easily. Apply generously to both the shaft and the clitoral arm before insertion to reduce friction and enhance sensation.
Step-by-step guide to using a rabbit vibrator
- 1. Prepare your toy and body: Charge the vibrator fully before first use. Wash it with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner. Apply a generous amount of water-based lubricant to the shaft and the clitoral arm. Silicone lube can degrade silicone toys; stick with water-based for silicone models.
- 2. Find a comfortable position: Lie on your back with knees bent and legs slightly apart, or try a reclined seated position. This allows the rabbit arm to rest naturally against your clitoris once the shaft is inserted. If the arm doesn't touch your clitoris, adjust the angle of the handle or try a pillow under your hips.
- 3. Insert slowly and adjust angle: Gently insert the shaft until the external arm presses against your clitoris. Rotate the handle slightly up or down to find the spot where both points of contact feel comfortable and stimulating. Don't force the toy deeper than feels comfortable. The G-spot is usually only 2-3 inches inside.
- 4. Start with a low pattern: Turn on the vibrator to the lowest setting or a gentle pattern. Many rabbit vibes, like The Flutter Rabbit, offer multiple patterns. Cycle through them to see which rhythm you prefer before increasing intensity. Jumping to high power too quickly can desensitize the clitoris and make it harder to reach orgasm.
- 5. Experiment with movement: Once comfortable, try gentle rocking or circular motions with your hips, or use your hand to tilt the toy slightly. Small adjustments can change how the internal and external stimulation interact. Fast in-and-out thrusting may dislodge the clitoral arm. Slow, grinding movements often work better for sustained dual stimulation.
Product spotlight
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The Flutter Rabbit: The Flutter Rabbit features unique tickling tips that flutter against the clitoris, plus two independent motors with six patterns and multiple power levels. The fluttering tips add a different sensation than standard vibration, which can help users who find steady vibration numbing after a while.
The Flutter Rabbit
