Tickling Glove???

solescratcher99 · Jun 17, 2018

I've always thought this would make a good tickle tool but finally came across a clip where someone actually used this in one of their videos. It's those Pet gloves - see here:

https://www.amazon.com/Upgrade-Vers...ocphy=9027289&hvtargid=pla-350462687911&psc=1

Honestly, I think those might be stiff competition to the hair brush. There's a lot more free-range of motion and you can get under and between the toes soooo much easier with these. I just think this might be next-level tickle-tool material. Thoughts?

chicago · Jun 17, 2018

Think there's a couple other threads about this. Looks kinda weird but might work

OmahaTickler · Jun 17, 2018

Again, I think it would work best if lotion or oil were applied to the skin first (i.e., it puts the lotion on its skin...…), to avoid pain/scraping/cuts, which hould enhance ticklishness as well, with the skin softened.

solescratcher99 · Jun 17, 2018

OmahaTickler said:
Again, I think it would work best if lotion or oil were applied to the skin first (i.e., it puts the lotion on its skin...…), to avoid pain/scraping/cuts, which hould enhance ticklishness as well, with the skin softened.

Agreed. From what I've seen, lotion rather than baby oil seems to work the best.

vainbetrayer · Jun 17, 2018

http://www.ticklingforum.com/showthread.php?296989-Tickle-glove-on-Amazon

was the most recent thread on this topic

I still feel those tips may be a bit prickly for my liking, which is why I liked these https://www.amazon.com/Jackson-P888...&qid=1528764707&ref_=mp_s_a_1_16_a_it&sr=8-16 that siamese linked.

FeatherEndeavor · Jun 17, 2018

I've seen a couple sample videos where those where used. Looks like they work pretty good.

nebudchadnezzar · Jun 18, 2018

I made my own once, not quite like those
Took some silk scarves and cut holes in the fingers and put feathers through the holes
They went down well. Not the most tickly of things but they were pretty effective in many ways lol