Return Trip to the Eclipse

Options are limited in Boise but Eclipse is one of two topless establishments. As such they can't serve alcohol but Charlie Browns, a local bar is 20 feet away. You can freely move between the club and the bar after you pay the 5-$10 Cover and get stamped. It is half price for women. The club allows smoking, and as a non but former smoker this is kind of off putting but not going to limit the fun for me, would just rather not smell of cigarette smoke.

The wife and I wanted a night out and after a few drinks/games of pool at Charlie Browns went over to the club. It was a Monday so kind of a slow evening which is more our pace. There are fewer girls on shift compared to the weekend but also there are many fewer patrons so you get much more one-on-one time and socializing. There is a variety of types from spinners to more my type ( curvy. ) Depending on night, the rules seem to change on how many songs the girls dance too but the routine seems very similar. Basically first song, girl comes out dances, loses her top and gives a very close lap dance to each patron at the rail. During the 2nd and 3rd song this continues. A dollar per song is expected but given the personal lap dance they typically deserve more. The rail lap dances require you to have your hands behind you, but the girls are very forward and playful and make it a good time for both my wife and I.

The girls have a wide variety of personalities/body types which is also nice. Some are more dominant and assertive, others are more reserved and conversational. It provides a good variety that keeps it interesting for the entire time you are in the club. It is a topless only club and I saw absolutely no bending of those rules, the owner sits near the rail and ensures everything is following the letter of the law. Additionally the girls made my wife feel welcome and were very respectful which went a long way to her feeling comfortable. She is a club veteran but we have all seen wives go nutz and ruin everyone's night. Nice that they didn't assume she was crazy and were very inclusive.