When you think of trojan vibrations pulse, you probably picture condoms. But that’s changing as the brand expands its line to include vibrators. Studies financed by Trojan show that both men and women use vibrators and report enjoying them with sexual partners. So the brand’s new Trojan Vibrations line is aimed at making it easy to purchase and use high-quality vibrators that are accessible in drugstore aisles alongside Kotex’s multicolored tampons.
The company’s new Trojan Twister vibrator, which retails for $60, is marketed as a spark that can ignite couples’ intimacy. Two commercials — one featuring a woman who has her husband over to fold laundry and another featuring a couple having a late-night dinner party — emphasize the pleasure that can be shared between a man and a woman who have both used the product together.
With its six sensational settings (3 speeds and 3 pulse patterns), the compact Trojan Pulse is ideal for clitoral stimulation and external pleasure. It’s also waterproof and super portable, so it can be enjoyed in the bath or on the go.
But compared to more sophisticated vibrators, like the We-Vibe Tango and the Womanizer Pro, the Pulse can feel a little underwhelming. The vibrations are a bit on the buzzy side and don’t have the depth of rumbly vibrations you would find in more advanced toys. That said, the compact nature of the toy, its ease of use and the fact that it’s affordable enough for many people to buy and try are strong points.
