Anal Plugs

A butt plug, or anal plug, is an anal toy that's specially shaped to insert and then stay in. Plugs are hands-free and are great for adding anal stimulation during other activities like masturbation or partner sex, or for helping the body adjust to a sensation of fullness, like with anal training.

They come in all different shapes, the most common being a spade or tree-like shape—narrow at the top and enlarging to a cone shape, more or less, then with a smaller neck below, and a base at the bottom. Some have an obvious curve, which is designed to contact the prostate; some have vibration or other motorized features for extra sensation; some have textures or bulbs for added stimulation when inserted or removed.

The booty is super nerve-rich, and so stimulation of these nerves can feel very pleasurable, especially when we're turned on. Plugs can give a feeling of fullness, adding pressure on the walls of the anal canal which can feel great, and added sensation like textures or vibration can keep those nerve endings stimulated as you play. Anal plugs are hands-free, so you can add any other erotic activity to increase arousal and stimulation for the potential of a deeper blended orgasm.

If you are a beginner, we recommend a relatively short session, under 20 minutes. You want to ​get accustomed to the sensation - when we're aroused, we may want to push our limits, so make sure to be mindful and listen to your body. 

Experienced plug users may want to leave theirs in for a few hours - whether they are doing edging play, pleasing a dominant partner, or are just turned on by the idea of wearing one around for a while. The duration of time is completely up to the user and their risk-assessment for their own comfort (which is why experience and knowing your body is key), as the longer a plug is worn, the higher the risk of irritation or injury. 

Remember: Always use ample lubricant, don't push yourself past your limits, and immediately stop play and remove your plug (slowly and safely) if you experience pain, numbness, burning, or irritation.