Do feathers tickle?

[Chino-san]

I always wondered this because I can't picture something so light actually be able to tickle anyone. I'm meeting someone later and I want to know if feathers do tickle what type of feather should I buy?

 

[Hosetickler23]

go for something a little harded for the most part feathers are not very good for tickling from personal experience

 

[drew70]

Not a big fan of feathers. In my opinion, the best tools for tickling are a woman's hands.

 

[Scinsor]

No, feathers really don't tickle very much but they're kinkier than fingers. They work better in foreplay as opposed to actual tickle torture. And hosetickler23, thats a freakin sweet layout you've got. Jason is the best of the three...I use him and Freddy in a lot of my stories.

 

[simulated]

I know there's at least one person who finds feathers incredibly ticklish

 

[4Pawz]

Feathers do work on me. The soft side does work some, but it's the quill that will cause me to really freak out.

 

[luvgirlsfeet]

feathers really dont work for me my best method of tickling has always been my fingers

 

[maniactickler]

Depends on the person, but for the most part no. they are good for erotic, sexual tickling though. 😱

 

[LoveSoles81]

I didn't believe they actually worked, until I met my current girlfriend. On her feet they drive her crazy. Worse then fingers or nails.

 

[steph]

Yes, they do. Which ones depend on your lee. Buy one of all you can find and have fun testing them out...
XOXO

I always wondered this because I can't picture something so light actually be able to tickle anyone. I'm meeting someone later and I want to know if feathers do tickle what type of feather should I buy?

 

[LindyHopper]

I know there's at least one person who finds feathers incredibly ticklish

I plead the fifth. 😛 I'm sure anything I say can and will be used against me, probably on Saturday. 😉

Of course, since this topic comes around with the regularity of a comet, one could simply refer to this past thread for my thoughts on whether or not feathers tickle:

http://www.ticklingforum.com/showthread.php?t=92398

 

[chrisheaven]

under the arms and below the belt-they really tickle then

 

[Snail Shell]

It depends on the person. Some people get tickled by feathers and don't react at all. Others go ballistic.

Snail Shell

 

[elfriend]

it completely depends on the feather and how it is used. Like pulling a feather between my toes drives me wild so yes feathers definately work!

 

[blnkhunt]

anything applied on bare skin can tickle depending on person to person. for feathers it has to have the right stiffness and texture. too stiff a feather then it pokes or scratchs. too soft then it most likely can't be felt. also obvisously the texture of the feather must be in shape. if any part of the shaft is broken or plumes damaged, the feather becomes rather too clumsy to be useful in tickling and if used usually risks scratching rather than tickling

personally i sometimes prefer to use feathers because fingers rather just scratch or hurt rather than tickle depending on where you tickle

 

[crydun]

yes, feathers can tickle me. They're better for sensitizing the skin and getting it ready for the "big boys' (Pulsar, etc.) But, it can produce a light, tickling sensation especially on the e-zones such as neck, ears, tummy, etc. And what elfriend said about the toes, God yes!!

 

[Michael514]

yes, feathers can tickle me. They're better for sensitizing the skin and getting it ready for the "big boys' (Pulsar, etc.) But, it can produce a light, tickling sensation especially on the e-zones such as neck, ears, tummy, etc. And what elfriend said about the toes, God yes!!

We'll have to experiment on those toes with a feather and see what effect it has on you. Don't worry I'll be nice.

 

[crydun]

We'll have to experiment on those toes with a feather and see what effect it has on you. Don't worry I'll be nice.

oh you devil! lol I'll get you for that!!

 

[natalie6282]

feathers on the tummy is EXCRUTIATINGly ticklish