VVD RiderGo G-Spot Fingering Vibrator – Girly Juice

I’ve been loving fingering my G-spot lately. Normally I prefer deeper penetration, but my G-spot was getting a lot of attention recently at the end of a slutty first date, so this type of stimulation has been on my mind: the way it makes me gasp and twitch, the balance it strikes between “a little too much” and “yes, more please,” and its tendency to make me squirt. There are many G-spot methods worth recommending!

Then, with great interest, I received an email from VVD—the makers of the Vkini Vibrating Bra and Rider Desire Sex Saddle, both of which I’d previously reviewed and loved—offering me their new vibrator, designed to mimic G-spot fingering. Its name is RiderGo.

What is the VVD RiderGo vibrator?

VVD’s flagship product is their Rider Desire, a rideable toy in the style of a Sybian or Cowgirl, only smaller, lighter, and cheaper than those plug-in behemoths of the past. Like many of its peers, the Rider Desire comes with a few different interchangeable accessories, each with slightly different shapes and functions.

However, as I pointed out in my Rider Desire review, rideable vibrators are sometimes too big, heavy, and unwieldy to be practical, especially for those of us with physical limitations—which is why it’s so neat that VVD launched the RiderGo, handheld A toy that uses the same magnetic attachment system as Rider Desire.

If you own both toys (conveniently available as a bundle) you can use any/all of the accessories any one Handheld RiderGo base unit, or Rider Desire base unit, depending on whether you want to hold the toy yourself or ride it bare-handed. How versatile!

Interestingly, RiderGo is not only Attachment Handle – This comes with its own attachment, the tip of which is stroked up and down, just like a partner massaging your G-spot with their fingers. Its base unit also comes with a clitoral vibrator – so, in effect, the RiderGo is a rabbit vibrator, with the rare feature of swapping out the vaginal arms for other attachments (not included) if you so choose.

What I like about the VVD RiderGo vibrator:

• A strong touch: The fingering G-spot stroking feature of this toy is really great. The tip of the shaft moves rapidly up and down in a manner that is indeed similar to strong human fingers. It doesn’t weaken or slow down at all under pressure, even if I squeeze my vaginal muscles as hard as I can – which is extremely Rarely seen in this type of sex toy! If you like your G-spot stroked quickly and forcefully, you should consider this toy.
• Independent control functions: The finger-like strokes are controlled using separate buttons from the clitoral vibrations, so you can stick to one or the other if you prefer. If you remove the attachment entirely, you can even use the base unit as a standalone clitoral vibrator, which is useful when you’re still aroused and not quite ready for penetration.
• Multifunctional clitoral stimulator: The RiderGo’s clitoral arm is highly flexible/flexible, so when you push in the toy, it moves with you, maintaining clitoral contact at all times (yay!!). I also appreciate that it has a tongue-like protrusion that feels nice on my clitoral hood and actually stays there instead of sliding around uncomfortably, since my clitoris is very sensitive and prefers indirect stimulation.
• Clitoral stimulation even without vibration: While we’re on the subject of clitoral stimulation, if I turned this toy’s thrust feature on, but turned off its vibration, it would still stimulate my clitoris because the thrusting action would cause the outer arm of the toy to rub against my clitoris with every thrust. It wasn’t enough to relax me, but it did excite/warm me up, which made the ensuing vibrations feel even better.
• Handle design: The ring handle is a great Thrust toys are a design choice, as these toys tend to wriggle out of your vagina unless held in place in some way; I usually put a pillow between my legs for this, but with this toy, I can just put one finger through the loop of the handle and I need very little hand strength to keep the toy still while the toy penetrates. A thoughtful touch!
• Modular: It’s really cool that you can replace this attachment with the one that comes with the Rider Desire for even more variety… but of course, not everyone can afford either of these toys.
• USB-C charging: I’m seeing more and more sex toy companies incorporating USB-C into their products, and I’m always happy when they do it because it means I have one less cable to carry around when traveling.
• Waterproof: It’s IPX7 waterproof, which means you can wash it in the sink or use it in the bath or shower without worrying about damaging it.
• price: $79 is a good price for a powerful, rechargeable dual-stimulation vibrator that mechanically strokes your G-spot, but it’s an even better deal if you bundle it with the Rider Desire and use my coupon code (Kate S) Get 12% off: The entire shebang is $290, and they’ll even give you a free bottle of water-based lube.

things i No Just like the VVD RiderGo vibrator:

• Buzz vibration: I wish those clitoral vibrations were more rumbling. For now, they’re powerful enough to get me off – usually pleasurably! – but hilarious enough that by the end of the session I had noticeably lost some clitoral sensitivity, resulting in weaker (albeit reliable/easy) orgasms.
• Too slow, too close: Both the RiderGo’s vibration and stroking features only have three steady speeds, followed by several modes. IMO this isn’t stable enough speed, especially since there aren’t many changes between These three speeds, so I don’t usually get a noticeable, immediate boost of arousal/stimulation when I turn the toy at any speed.
• Too straight: Although VVD insists that a gentle 15° curve is best for hitting the G-spot, I actually found the toy’s shaft too straight to consistently hit mine. It’s more like a provocative massage of the entire area rather than a targeted attack on the G-spot. I wish there was enough shaft length to allow me to slide this toy into my A-spot, as it’s shaped better for that.
• Loudly: Like many toys that are pushed or knocked in this way, the RiderGo makes a fairly loud mechanical sound when in use. That being said, clitoral vibrations are relatively quiet; only the “fingering” of the G-spot is loud.
• Short battery life: The RiderGo’s battery only lasts about 45 minutes after 90 minutes of charging, which isn’t ideal. I don’t like feeling rushed!
• Ill-thought-out power button: Unlike sex toys, RiderGo can be turned on or off by: short-Press the power button, no Long press (does nothing). During testing, I accidentally turned the toy off a few times by mistakenly pressing the power button while trying to change settings.
• Not suitable for anus: While the magnets that hold the attachment to the base are very strong, I think there’s a chance the attachment could pop out inside you, so I wouldn’t recommend this toy for anal play.

final thoughts

Even if VVD RiderGo were just a bunny vibe, which it looks like, it would be impressive. Its G-spot stroking is intense and relentless, its clitoral vibrations are strong (albeit a bit buzzy), and its silicone and ABS plastic construction is high quality.

but it is no Just a Bunny vibe – its shaft can be modularly swapped out for other attachments sold with VVD’s Sybian-style Rider Desire, giving you extra versatility. I found the RiderGo’s buzzy vibrations, high noise levels, little-changed settings, and barely-flexible shaft to be a bit disappointing, so this isn’t destined to be mine Favorite vibe – but even so, it was able to reliably get me off when I tested it, which speaks to the sheer power of its G-spot stroking. I think a lot of bunny vibe connoisseurs will really enjoy RiderGo.

Oh, and I have some deals to share with my readers, courtesy of VVD! You can buy RiderGo, Rider Desire or a bundle of both at a discounted price: My Discount Code Kate S 12% off sitewide.

This post is sponsored, which means I was paid to write a fair and honest review of this product. As always, all writing and opinions are my own.

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