"The Woodcutter"
WaveMotion G-spot vibrator by Lelo
R 3,999
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- Up-and-down WaveMotion mimics a finger stroking the G-spot
- Wave motion and vibration patterns can be combined or run separately
- Remembers your last-used setting
- The steady rhythm helped some testers extend their climax
- Plain packaging
- Quiet billing
- Secure checkout
Description
Two motors run inside "The Woodcutter", one vibrating and one tilting the head up and down in a slow stroke Lelo calls WaveMotion and describes as finger-like. Ten modes combine the two, and it starts up again on whichever one you used last.
If plain vibration has stopped doing much for you, the moving head is the reason to try it. The silicone is extra-soft over an ABS core and the curve presses forward against the G-spot. There's nothing here for the clitoris, so you'll want a hand or a second toy if you like both at once.
Lelo rates the motor under 50 decibels. Two hours of charging gives about two hours of use, and it's waterproof to a metre, so the bath is fine. Five buttons sit on the handle: the middle one starts it, plus and minus set the intensity, the arrows move through the modes. Use water-based lubricant, since silicone-based ones can leave the surface tacky.
Specifications
How to use
- Apply water-based lube and insert the curved head toward the G-spot
- Start the wave motion, then layer vibration patterns on top if you want them
- Adjust your position until the stroke presses where you need it
- Wash with warm water and mild soap after use
Shipping & returns
Your order will be shipped in a plain, unbranded package that will just have "Heather's" as sender.
Unopened items follow the usual returns window.
Safety Information & Downloads
What Independent Reviewers Say
A summary of published reviews from around the web. These are not Heather's customer reviews.
Best for G-spot users curious about an automated come-hither stroke instead of vibration alone
Pros
- Up-and-down WaveMotion mimics a finger stroking the G-spot
- Wave motion and vibration patterns can be combined or run separately
- Remembers your last-used setting
- The steady rhythm helped some testers extend their climax
Cons
- Vibration is noticeably weaker than the Mona 2
- The motion motor is audible
- Limited motion speeds, and the stroke can graze the G-spot without real pressure
- Costs more than the Mona 2, which one reviewer preferred outright
Sources: Hey Epiphora, Intimate Tickles, O School
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