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Just as some people have a high pain tolerance and some people have a very low pain tolerance, some people are very susceptible to feather tickling and some people are not.
A feather on feet (or armpits and other parts of body) can elicit some giggles and short laughs but it does not tickle nearly as much as when the tickler gently drags their fingernails across body or gently squeezes ribs.
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