Vigor Ⅰ is one connected piece with three motors, each set on its own. An internal rod rests against the front wall, toward the G-spot area, where pressure builds a deep, full feeling. A beaded, vibrating plug sits in the anus, and a clitoral part rests outside. You can keep one motor low while another carries the sensation.
Start on the clitoris, low, and wait until you feel swollen and wet before anything goes in. Use plenty of water-based lube, especially for the plug, and ease it in slowly as you breathe out, keeping a hand on the outer part. Then raise one motor at a time. A partner can hold it steady while you set the pace.
How to use it well
How it works on your body
Three areas are involved. The clitoris, with its glans outside and its larger internal structure running along both sides of the vaginal opening. The front wall of the vagina, about a finger-length in, where the G-spot area responds to steady pressure. And the anus, whose opening is rich in nerve endings and relaxes gradually with time and lube.
Vibration is felt strongly near openings; deeper in, fullness and pressure register more. Because each motor is set separately, you can let one area lead and keep the others as a background hum.
Ways to use it
- Solo, one part at a time: you can begin with the clitoral part alone, add the vaginal rod once you are aroused, and add the plug last, if and when you want it.
- Two points instead of three: you do not have to use everything at once; many sessions work well with the plug switched off.
- With a partner: they hold the base steady and follow your cues while you adjust the motors, so you stay in charge of the intensity.
- In the bath: it is waterproof, but water washes lube away, so reapply generously before insertion, especially for the plug.
Who it suits
It tends to suit you if you already enjoy vaginal and anal insertion and want to explore them together, with clitoral contact alongside.
If you are new to anal play, a small plug on its own, used slowly, is a gentler place to begin. If you mainly want clitoral stimulation, an external vibrator will be simpler.
Good to know
- Start every motor low. Arousal first: relaxed, swollen tissue takes more with comfort, while pain or numbness means pause.
- The anus does not self-lubricate. Use plenty of water-based lube, go slowly, and stop if anything hurts.
- Never move anything from the anus to the vagina without washing it first; after each session, wash the whole piece with warm water and mild soap.
- Silicone-based lube can damage silicone toys, so stay with water-based. Store it apart from other silicone toys.
