Pussy Pumps
Gentle suction, fully in your hands.
Shop pussy pumps: vagina and clitoral pumps with manual hand bulbs or digital controls.
About Pussy Pumps
Shop pussy pumps: vagina and clitoral pumps with manual hand bulbs or digital controls, small and large cups, and clit and nipple sucker sets. Suction you control builds a full, tingly feeling before or during play. Pair them with nipple toys or suction vibrators. Every order ships in a plain box, with free US shipping from $85.
How to Choose a Pussy Pump
A pussy pump (also called a vagina pump or clitoral pump) is a soft-rimmed cup connected to a hand bulb or a small electric pump. Squeezing the bulb draws air out of the cup and creates gentle suction over the vulva or clitoris. The result is a full, snug, tingly feeling that many people enjoy on its own or as a warm-up before play. Here is what to compare before you buy.
Cup size and shape
Cups come in two main sizes. A large cup, around 5 inches, covers the whole vulva and suits people who like broad, all-over pressure. A small cup, around 3.8 inches, focuses on the clitoral hood and inner labia. Clit cylinders and suckers are narrower still and target only the clitoris. If you are unsure, a kit with two cups lets you try both.
Manual or digital pump
A manual hand bulb gives you direct control: every squeeze adds a little suction, and you can stop at any point. Digital and automatic pumps build suction at the press of a button and often have preset levels, which is easier if you want your hands free or prefer steady, repeatable pressure.
Clit and nipple sets
Some sets pair a clit sucker with two nipple suckers, so you can use them together or share them with a partner. They are small, quiet and easy to pack. For more ideas, browse our nipple toys.
Release valve and fit
Look for a quick-release valve so you can let the pressure out instantly. A wide, soft rim seals better and feels more comfortable against the skin. Clear cups let you see what is happening, which makes it easier to keep the suction gentle.
Pairing a pump with other toys
Many people use a pump as a warm-up, then switch to a vibrator or a partner's touch while everything still feels full and responsive. A small bullet or a suction vibrator works well straight afterwards. Keep sessions relaxed and unhurried, and take a break whenever you like.
Tips for first use
- Apply a thin layer of water-based lube to the rim for a better seal.
- Start with a few light pumps and short sessions, then build up slowly.
- Release the pressure right away if anything pinches, hurts or feels numb.
- Wash the cup with warm soapy water or toy cleaner after each use and let it air dry.