Name: vibepad 2
Brand: You2Toys
SKU: 3007-5317
Price: 136.94 EUR
Availability: InStock

In stock

SKU: 3007-5317
Color: Purple
Material: Silicone, Polyurethane

€136.94

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Description / vibepad 2

Ride the pleasure waves – now with an additional warming and licking function!
The innovative vibro-cushion vibepad 2 has 2 motors and 2 anatomically shaped, stimulating waves that are adapted perfectly to the vagina, clitoris and anus. Both waves have 7 powerful vibration modes – the larger wave also stands out because of its integrated vibro-tongue (7 licking modes) and the smaller wave has an additional warming function (max. 55°C). All the functions can be controlled separately. The included remote control (range: 10 metres) is very easy to use. The vibepad turns itself off automatically if it has been inactive for 30 minutes. The vibepad is very easy-to-use and intuitive: it can be placed on a flat surface (e.g. on a chair) and can then be enjoyed hands-free. It can also be used to stimulate the testicles and perineum. Everything is waterproof and can be recharged with the included USB cable.

29 cm long, 20.7 cm wide, 2.9-4.2 cm high, tongue hole 1.5 x 2 cm. Weight 415 g. Silicone, PU, ABS.

More Information

Functions	Heating
Color	Purple
Material	Silicone, Polyurethane
Waterproof	No
Glow in the Dark	No
Power Supply	Rechargeable Battery
With Vibration	Yes
Device Control	Remote Control
Battery Included	Yes (Intergrated with the device)
Brand	You2Toys
Length (Centimetres)	29.000000
Weight (Kilograms)	0.755000

Product Questions (15)

Customer Questions

Funky, in vibrators, refers to a design approach that moves away from traditional forms. Instead of a straight or realistic shape, funky vibrators have: bold colours (retro 80s, pastels, metallics); unconventional shapes (roses, lavenders, ice creams, Faberge eggs, abstract geometrics); decorative touches (glitter, patterns, gold details); and inspirations from art deco, K-pop and pop culture. The functionality is the same as classics, only the aesthetic changes.

Among the most popular funky designs are: rose toys, rose-shaped with clitoral suction; lipstick vibrators that look like a lipstick and stay discreet; ice cream vibrators shaped like an ice cream; Faberge egg dildos with decorative detail, often glass; lavender wands, wand massagers in pastel; crystal-style dildos, glass with internal decoration; and abstract sculptures, modern sculptural designs (Le Wand, Maude). Prices range from cheap roses to pricey designer pieces.

It depends on priorities. In favour: if the aesthetic adds value to the experience (say, as a decorative object), it's worth it; many designer pieces have excellent build with medical silicone and reliable motors; and the user won't hide the toy, improving their relationship with it. Against: on purely functional criteria, a cheaper classic gives comparable performance; some funky ones are striking but ergonomically average; and they aren't suited to discretion.

It depends on the brand. In popular categories like rose toys, the market offers a wide range: from cheap knock-offs to quality models from known brands (Lovense, Womanizer, We-Vibe). Points to assess: the number of intensities, where quality models have 7-10 programs; battery life, a minimum of 60 minutes; USB charging; IPX7 waterproofing; and body-safe silicone. If the funky toy is from a branded make, it works as well as a comparable classic.

They suit certain user profiles: those who consider aesthetics important in their relationship with erotic toys; collectors and sex-positive people who see toys as part of a lifestyle; gift buyers for a couple, since a friendly shape is less exotic; influencers and content creators who need visually striking objects; and beginners put off by realistic shapes, since an ice cream is less intimidating. They don't suit those who want discretion.

A vibrating grinder is a special category of vibrator designed for stimulation through grinding rather than penetration. It has a flat or slightly curved surface that you rub against. It has one or more motors that vibrate at different points of the surface. They're designed mainly for clitoral and vulva stimulation without insertion. The typical shape is a cylindrical or conical object with soft silicone over a firm base. They come with an app or remote for control.

The differences: motion, where the grinder works by rubbing against it while a classic is applied to one spot; shape, a flat or curved surface versus a rod shape; penetration, since the grinder isn't meant to be inserted while a classic often penetrates; stimulation area, as the grinder covers a larger region (clitoris, vulva and surrounding area) while a classic focuses on one spot; and use, as the grinder is hands-free if placed on a stable surface.

It suits users with specific preferences: those who prefer external stimulation without insertion; those who want a hands-free experience, placing the grinder on a flat surface and controlling pressure and movement themselves; those focused on clitoral stimulation who want a larger area than a bullet; those with limited flexibility or reduced sensitivity who need stimulation over a larger region; and couples, using it alongside touching or penetration.

Yes, as long as they come from a reputable manufacturer. Safety points: body-safe silicone or soft TPE on the contact surface; full IPX7 waterproofing for cleaning; a stable, non-slip base so it doesn't slide; cleaning before and after use; and water-based lubricant. Since there's no penetration, the injury risk is lower than with a classic vibrator. It's important, though, not to use it on irritated skin.

Cleaning is simple thanks to the external design. Rinse with warm running water after each use, clean with a dedicated toy cleaner or a mild, unscented soap, dry with a clean microfibre towel, and store in a dry place, ideally a fabric pouch. If it's IPX7, it can be washed under tap water. Not recommended: a dishwasher, harsh chemicals (chlorine, alcohol on silicone), oil-based soaps and very hot water. Frequency: after every use.

A clitoral suction toy stimulates the clitoris with waves of suction rather than vibration. Principle: a small cup is placed around the clitoris; an internal pump produces successive cycles of suction and release; this creates an experience similar to oral. Popular brands: Womanizer, Satisfyer Pro, Lelo Sona. Suitable for those who prefer this type of stimulation over vibration.

Yes, two different principles. A clitoral vibrator: produces vibration contacting the clitoris directly, direct contact. A suction toy: produces air/suction waves without direct contact with the clitoris, the cup not touching. Result: many who find vibration too intense or too focused prefer suction, which gives a more diffuse, encompassing feel. Suction is also less likely to cause over-stimulation.

Selection factors. Intensity levels: 5+ levels offer flexibility (beginners need a low start). Cup diameter: matched to the clitoris size; too small loses contact. Noise: quality ones are nearly silent. IPX7 waterproofing: for use in the shower/bath. Brand reputation: Womanizer/Satisfyer are top choices. Extra functions: some combine suction + vibration. Price 50-200 euros for a quality one.

Steps. Pre-stimulation: the toy works best when the clitoris is already sensitive. A little water-based lube on the cup. Position the cup so the clitoris is exactly at the centre of the opening, without touching the wall. Start on a low level and increase gradually. Hold a steady position: moving loses the suction. If over-stimulation occurs, pause. Session length 5-15 minutes.

It's not right for: women with a very sensitive clitoris, where suction can be too intense; women with a very small clitoris or anatomy that doesn't allow a good cup fit; women who prefer combined vaginal+clitoral stimulation, where a rabbit is better; pregnancy without medical advice; and sensitive skin or irritation. Advice: try a low intensity first. If you don't like the feel, a vibrator/wand is an alternative.