Which feathers are best and where to buy?

[Daytickler]

What type of feathers are best for tickling, and where would I get them? Thanks!!

 

[deadlywiffeathr]

It really depends on where you're tickling, but, I have found that stiff feathers such as eagle and turkey are great for the sides, feet and underarms. Whereas softer, smaller feathers are great for areas like the belly button and underneath the toes 😀

As for where you can find them, there seem to be a few websites that specialise in feathers (just google feathers), or, you could always pick up something cool in your local craft store 😉

P.S I would have to say the best kind of feather for general tickling purposes is the pheasent feather. It really is the perfect blend of soft and stiff textures, but what would I know?! 😛

 

[Mike3355]

It really depends on where you're tickling, but, I have found that stiff feathers such as eagle and turkey are great for the sides, feet and underarms. Whereas softer, smaller feathers are great for areas like the belly button and underneath the toes 😀

As for where you can find them, there seem to be a few websites that specialise in feathers (just google feathers), or, you could always pick up something cool in your local craft store 😉

P.S I would have to say the best kind of feather for general tickling purposes is the pheasent feather. It really is the perfect blend of soft and stiff textures, but what would I know?! 😛

Thanks for the great info!

 

[Kantian Ethics]

Ostrich feathers are quite good too, but harder to find.

 

[tkl-pen]

One thing you can do if you find the feathers too soft is to cut the very soft tips along the sides of the feather leaving the stiffer inner portion. I love ostrich feathers for my tickling sessions.

 

[TickleToy4You]

A stiff feather would be best for me, but i'm not really feather ticklish unless it's on my belly/belly button and sometimes my feet...oh and nipples lol.

 

[unclebill]

Turkey feathers. Nuff said.

 

[BMoreTklr]

Awesome question and even greater feedback responses.........since NEST my tickling bag of tricks has grown to heights previously unseen......TMF ROCKS!!!

 

[herts tickler]

It really depends on where you're tickling, but, I have found that stiff feathers such as eagle and turkey are great for the sides, feet and underarms. Whereas softer, smaller feathers are great for areas like the belly button and underneath the toes 😀

As for where you can find them, there seem to be a few websites that specialise in feathers (just google feathers), or, you could always pick up something cool in your local craft store 😉

P.S I would have to say the best kind of feather for general tickling purposes is the pheasent feather. It really is the perfect blend of soft and stiff textures, but what would I know?! 😛

clues in the name lol

 

[NJLaughs]

Guinea hen feathers are also great and can be found at most craft stores. They are mildly stiff, yet soft. I used one at a Philly Foot Party several months ago, tickling every girl that I had a session with (about 15).

It tickled EVERY girl, some being more ticklish than others. What was really surprising was that one girl told me specifically that her feet were not ticklish. I used it anyway just for fun. She said it felt nice....but when I stroked it along the undersides of her toes, she gasped and said that actually tickled some. She had never felt that sensation before! Take it for what it's worth.

 

[TickVix]

soft ones in the ears lol, and you can pluck them from any bird you come into contact with lol, ok I'm joking about the birds, I don't want PETA after me. I would say best places to possibly find feathers would be like art and craft stores.

 

[BMoreTklr]

soft ones in the ears lol, and you can pluck them from any bird you come into contact with lol, ok I'm joking about the birds, I don't want PETA after me. I would say best places to possibly find feathers would be like art and craft stores.

And you would know this how?

 

[TickVix]

And you would know this how?

Oh I don't know, maybe I've watched that Alfred Hitchcock movie "Birds" one too many times lol. AND I know about feathers because I'm a big fan of art and craft projects 🙂, That's my story and I'm sticking to it.