The Kaya rabbit vibrator is a dual stimulating waterproof
silicone toy with a modern design. The toy has two silent and powerful motors;
one inside its smooth rigid silicone shaft, and one in its clitoral nub. Like
all PicoBong toys, the Kaya is meant to be an affordable battery powered luxury
toy, designed as an alternative to LELOs more expensive rechargeable toys. What
draws me to PicoBong is not only the skin safe materials used, but also the
selection of vibrant colours their toys are available in.
The Kaya arrives in a cardboard box of the same colour as
the product you receive. On the front of the box there is a plastic window
showing the product inside. Printed onto the window there are five images, showing
that the product is waterproof, near silent, made from body safe materials, has
12 powerful vibration modes, and requires two AAA batteries – the toy seems to
be very fussy with batteries, only working with high powered batteries, rather
than cheaper brands. Inside the box you will find the toy slotted into a
cardboard stand. You will also find a one year warranty, an instruction
pamphlet, and a Picobong logo charm – similar to a phone charm. This charm can
be looped through the base of the vibrator if desired. I’ve found that having the
charm attached to the end of the vibrator makes it easier to use during aquatic
play.
The toy is in a rabbit style shape, with a vibrating shaft
and clitoral nub. The clitoral nub isn’t like a traditional rabbit with
stimulating ears, more like a flexible smooth shaft, which is similar in size
and shape to a human thumb. The clitoral nub is firm but can be flexed away
from the shaft easily; it’s one inch from the shaft, and can be flexed to
almost 3 inches away. The clitoral nub is a maximum of 2.5 inches circumference,
and its tip tapers slightly. The toy is a total of 8 inches long with 5.5
inches of insertable shaft. The main shaft is slightly curved for G-spot
stimulation, and has a maximum of 4 inches girth. Its tip is slightly bulbous and
tapers to a smooth point for easy insertion. The main shaft is very firm and
rigid. The silicone used to coat the toy is very smooth and velvety, offering
virtually no drag when rubbed against dry skin. The base also acts as the
battery cap, and is made from ribbed plastic, which makes the toy easy to grip
even when well lubricated. The battery cap simply twists open and closed,
locking into position when in place.
On the shaft to the right of the clitoral stimulator you
will find three push buttons: a +/on button, an ‘M’ mode button, and a -/off
button. The buttons seem to be positioned as if for someone else holding the
vibrator. Using it for solo play, the clitoral nub gets in the way of pressing
the ‘-’ and ‘M’ buttons. To the left of the clitoral vibrator you will find the
brand name engraved into the silicone.
The toy has 12 vibration modes in total; one where only the
clitoral vibrator vibrates, one where both the shaft and clitoral vibrator work
together on a continuous speed setting, and the rest consist of both the
clitoral and shaft motors working together, forming various modes of pulsation
and escalation. To use the toy, simply press the plus button and scan to the
desired vibration intensity. To select a different mode press the ‘M’ button.
Once you have selected the desired mode, you can simply increase or decrease
the vibration strength by pressing the plus or minus buttons. To turn the toy off,
hold down the minus button. All the vibration modes are surprisingly strong and
exceptionally quiet. The motors are focused more at the tip of the clitoral nub
and the main shaft.
When inserting the Kaya, I found I needed a small amount of
water based lubricant and foreplay prior to insertion. The tip of the toy slid
into my vaginal opening easily, and as it curved deeper inside me, I was able
to feel the slightly raised front of the shaft rub against my G-spot. To make
sure the clitoral nub sat on top of my clitoris, the main shaft had to be
inserted a little deeper inside me than I would’ve liked, meaning that it
didn’t directly stimulate my G-spot. However, the strong rumbly vibrations
could easily be felt throughout my vaginal walls, and, combined with the
clitoral vibrator, I slowly reached a nice firm orgasm. I’m able to use the
product in a rocking motion to help produce a quicker and stronger orgasm.
During this rocking motion the clitoral stimulator stays in position nicely.
When using the toy in a thrusting motion I able to rub the tip of the shaft
over my G-spot; however this means I don’t benefit so much from the clitoral
nub. When thrusting with the toy I found the handle a little too small to grip
onto comfortably, limiting my control slightly. While using the toy I had some difficulty
changing the modes and using the minus button, especially as the controls seem
to need a fair amount of pressure applied in order to operate them.
Out of all the modes available, my favourites would have to
be the 2 more basic modes. I liked it with only the clitoral stimulator
vibrating, as sometimes I’m not in the mood for internal vibrations. I also
liked the standard continuous vibrations, working together in both the shaft
and clitoral stimulator. However, there was a very intense pulsating mode which
I particularly liked, where the clitoral and vaginal stimulator felt like they
were playing a game of tennis; it somehow made the vibrations in the internal
shaft feel very intense during each short burst.
Cleaning the Kaya is simple as it is waterproof and made
from nonporous materials. Just wash the toy in warm water and antibacterial
wash, or place it into a bleach or sterilizing solution. You may need to give a
little extra attention when cleaning around the engraved brand name and the
ribbed base.
The Kaya is a decent rabbit vibrator, but I wish the
controls were positioned better. The vibrations are stronger than expected, and
feel a bit stronger than the previous PicoBong toys I’ve tried. The toy is excellent
for use in the bath too. Although the shaft wasn’t very effective at
stimulating my G-spot, I feel it would probably work well for others. I’d
recommend the Kaya to anyone who’s looking for a body safe, waterproof, near
silent toy, with fairly powerful motors and interesting vibration patterns.
That's quite a lot of vibration modes for a battery-operated toy, and it's nice that it's waterproof. I'm glad to read that it wasn't as much of a disappointment as many of the other toys in Picobong's line.
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