NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif.—Adult novelty manufacturer Doc Johnson announces the release of its highly anticipated iRide—a groundbreaking, rideable, multi-speed vibrator that gives users the ability to control rhythm, speed and sensation strictly with the motion of their bodies.
A first in the emerging market of hands-free toys, iRide arrives in adult novelty stores and online retail sites as Doc Johnson’s latest innovation. Designed to break the mold of what’s possible in novelty design, functionality and technology, the versatile iRide frees the hands for a wide variety of extracurricular activities.
The iRide is a non-phthalate, rideable vibrator featuring two independent, multi-speed vibrating zones targeted for simultaneous internal and external stimulation. The toy can be used virtually anywhere—on a chair, in a bed or on any flat surface. The curved design creates a sensual, rhythmic movement while the padded cushion makes for a soft, smooth ride.
“The iRide was the hands-down show stealer at the recent ANME Founders show,” said Chad Braverman, Doc Johnson’s director of product development and licensing. “We put a tremendous amount of research and development into this toy and we’re very excited to finally introduce it to the masses. Consumers won’t be able to find a more versatile, hands-free toy delivering an entirely unique experience—at this price point—anywhere else in the world.”
Along with the much-anticipated delivery of the new iRide, Doc Johnson has released a series of short films to promote the product virally. These six videos take an artistic approach at product demonstration, showcasing the toy’s multiple options in an engaging and entertaining manner. Each video can be seen at the official Doc Johnson Vimeo page at Vimeo.com/DocJohnson.
The iRide is currently available at online novelty retailers and in store at novelty retail outlets nationwide.
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