I'm definitely taking notes...
As a Lee, I go crazy if someone uses those metal bear claw back scratchers on my feet!
As a Ler, I have found pipe cleaners on the toes to work very well! I've seen a few people lately talk about using string between the toes... definitely something I plan to experiment with next time!
As far as I’m aware, nails. I've never been tickled by someone else's nails, but my feet jerk pretty easily just by using my own. I'm also curious on how a brush or similar item feels when someone else holds it.
My feet are SUPER ticklish. But the the tool and technique that makes me want to crawl out of my skin is actually a cheap, Walmart brand soap saver. It has an elliptical shape and it's white/semi-transprent. It's flexible with these little rubber "nodes" on it. When my feet are lotioned or oiled and that thing is scrubbed back and forth across the soft pad of the ball of my foot, I will wail and laugh so hard it's silent. I actually broke an under the bed restraint once from trying so hard to pull away from this. I've never been in stocks and toe tied before but it would be the absolute height of ticklish torture if the same thing was used while restrained like that. A very close second is a Phillips Sonicare toothbrush. Now the bristles don't tickle me nearly as much as the back end of the brush head for some reason. And that thing is pure torment on my toes. The base of my toes, the pads, in-between them...I laugh so hard I get light headed. I had a tickler take the Sonicare brush and she isolated each individual toe and spent time casually stroking the back end of the brush head up and down each toe. From the tender base to the plush sensitive pad of the toe. I would just lay there helplessly losing my mind while she spent minutes on each toe back and forth. Each time she completed all ten I would think it was over and then she'd oil them and go again. And each time she'd give me a moment of false hope like it was the last time and then she'd go again.
So yep! Those are my top 2 tools. Hairbrushes are too harsh because my feet are very soft and sensitive. But a silicone scalp brush is almost equally as tickly as the soap saver. Feathers only tease my feet. Fingers are always enough to completely tickle torture me though. Nothing beats the classic skin to skin contact of a tickler wrecking you with fingers.
Mitts are great aren’t they!Hi, kinda a newbie here, I only had my 1st fullout session a few weeks back, so it's all kinda fresh, I can still feel the nails, all the tools lol. My feet are certainly one of my worst spots!
And in my session numerous tickle tools/techniques where used, but for feet in particular I'd say it's the intense tickling for me with petgroomin' gloves. Oils, blindfolds certainly made me more ticklish. And it was bare feet for me haven't exactly experimented with nylons.
You have no idea lol!Mitts are great aren’t they!
That’s a great answer!! LolNylons. 😓
You, sir, should have received a medal for your contribution here to tickle science! I had an extra one of these floating around in my bathroom closet and dug it out after reading this. I just lightly drug it across my foot and was like, "Oh wow!" I brought it to my wife and told her about it and tickled her just for a few seconds and she just about put claw marks into the furniture. The reason your tickle science medal was retracted is because you inadvertently shared a discovery that could be considered a weapon of mass destruction. Just after I tickled my wife with it, she grabbed it and spun around, sitting on my legs, and started tickling my foot with it. She only got a few seconds in as well before I nearly threw her off, but yowza, that thing works!My feet are SUPER ticklish. But the the tool and technique that makes me want to crawl out of my skin is actually a cheap, Walmart brand soap saver. It has an elliptical shape and it's white/semi-transprent. It's flexible with these little rubber "nodes" on it. When my feet are lotioned or oiled and that thing is scrubbed back and forth across the soft pad of the ball of my foot, I will wail and laugh so hard it's silent. I actually broke an under the bed restraint once from trying so hard to pull away from this. I've never been in stocks and toe tied before but it would be the absolute height of ticklish torture if the same thing was used while restrained like that.
Some things are just surprising (like the aforementioned tool). For years I read about these brushes and always thought that it was a little silly. Like, I'm sure it tickles, I thought, but come on. One day we did decide to try it, and sure enough, its reputation is there for a reason! My experience is the same regarding the back vs the bristles. I think it's more of the vibration causing micro-movements in the tissue rather than what we think of as conventional tickling technique of stroking the skin. If so, the back makes sense because it is a more stable solid conduit for transferring those vibrations into the body.A very close second is a Phillips Sonicare toothbrush. Now the bristles don't tickle me nearly as much as the back end of the brush head for some reason. And that thing is pure torment on my toes. The base of my toes, the pads, in-between them...I laugh so hard I get light headed. I had a tickler take the Sonicare brush and she isolated each individual toe and spent time casually stroking the back end of the brush head up and down each toe. From the tender base to the plush sensitive pad of the toe. I would just lay there helplessly losing my mind while she spent minutes on each toe back and forth. Each time she completed all ten I would think it was over and then she'd oil them and go again. And each time she'd give me a moment of false hope like it was the last time and then she'd go again.
I'm the exact same way! The hairbrush can work, but it needs to be light pressure and most people most of the time have a hard time controlling pressure enough to be effective with it. I'll have to try the silicone brush.So yep! Those are my top 2 tools. Hairbrushes are too harsh because my feet are very soft and sensitive. But a silicone scalp brush is almost equally as tickly as the soap saver.
I'd love to tell you all about my metal finger guitar picks and how effective they are stroking a soft, sensitive sole that is too sensitive for hair brushesHi, kinda a newbie here, I only had my 1st fullout session a few weeks back, so it's all kinda fresh, I can still feel the nails, all the tools lol. My feet are certainly one of my worst spots!
And in my session numerous tickle tools/techniques where used, but for feet in particular I'd say it's the intense tickling for me with petgroomin' gloves. Oils, blindfolds certainly made me more ticklish. And it was bare feet for me haven't exactly experimented with nylons.