Read here about the design and construction of the Bodybouncer, then check out the Groove Gallery and Bouncer Video to see it in action. The Bouncer FAQ has detailed answers to many other questions as well. The Bodybouncer is a simple concept; A rubber Saddle mounted on a steel frame. The saddle is highly elastic and conserves most of the energy of the rider, yielding an almost effortless vertical motion. For many uses it is this quality that is most essential. But the Bouncer is also highly suitable for simply positioning bodies for oral sex an other pleasures. The Bodybouncer was designed from the outset to be comfortable and natural in bed. Most people find it to be an unusually sensual addition to their lovelife. Its soft contours and sultry rhythms add a new element to sex that is hard to describe - but truly erotic in action. The Bodybouncer is constructed of the most durable, safe materials available. 500 pound test–strength steel frame covered in skin – soft NPVC foam tubing 2500 psi test–strength 5 / 16” thick natural rubber saddle with soft finish Stainless steel fastener assemblies with around cap nuts Dimensions: 23” Long x 17” High x 20” Wide Weight: 20 pounds Just about anyone can ride a Bouncer - it is very tolerant of physical differences. It has a recommended weight limit of 225 pounds, but it has been tested to 500 pounds for your safety. Most men under 250 pounds will fit inside the Bouncer. The saddle drops to around 8 or 9 inches when bouncing – suitable for most men. Some people like to ride the Bouncer just like it is. In most cases, however, it will serve you more comfortably if you use the option to the right. Different grooves have different Nuances, so keep them all in mind.   Towel Cut an 8” cross in a handtowel and position it over the hole. This is generally the most comfortable, convenient option. Do not use larger towels that hang over the ends of the frame. Talc Dust the saddle lightly with talc or baby powder. This produces a very very dry, soft ride without messy cleanup issues. Lubricant Apply a water-based lubricant to the saddle. Never use petroleum or oil products, including baby oil. One of the first questions that arises when using a Bouncer is the matter of where to use it: on the floor or on the bed. Some of the possibilities are shown at the right. The bed will generally yield a more comfortable ride, but it will also reduce the amount of spring from the saddle. The floor offers a more energetic experience and is generally safer. Do not position the Bouncer near the edge of the bed such that a loss of balance would lead to a hard fall. For some Bouncer grooves you may want to use towels and/or pillows to help position yourselves comfortably. Some common arrangements and associated positions are shown here, but always go with what works for you. You researched it, bought it, assembled it, tested it and threw it on the bed. And now you are about to use it for the first time. Here are a few things to keep in mind. Start with the basic Trot and Flexer. Stay with these grooves until you Get a good feeling for the experience. Trust your Bouncer. The Bouncer design has been tested under brutal Conditions, and if you take care of it, it will take care of you. If you find yourself intimidated, just close your eyes and concentrate on the physical experience. It’s a new world of sensation. Consult the Bouncer manual for more advice.