Butt Plugs

Here’s our selection of butt plugs. Whether you’re in “just exploring” mode or already very comfortable, a plug is a perfect toy to relax, warm up, add a delicious pressure… and sometimes wake up the P-spot (the prostate) without forcing anything.

The right plug is the one that matches your level, your vibe and your comfort. We’ll help you choose without overthinking it.

What exactly is an anal plug?

An anal plug (aka “butt plug”) is made to be inserted and worn, with a flared base that stays outside. Unlike a dildo (mostly for penetration with movement), a plug is designed for continuous stimulation and that super satisfying “filled” feeling.

And no, there’s no such thing as a “gay-only anal plug”: plugs are universal. What changes is your play style, not your orientation.

How to choose the right anal plug

1) Size & level

• Beginner: go for a small and slim plug, easy to insert, with a soft shape.
• Intermediate: you can increase the diameter, try more “present” shapes, or longer plugs.
• Advanced: bigger volumes, specific shapes, stronger sensations… always gradually.

2) Material (feel + care)

• Silicone: soft, comfy, great for most people. Perfect to start.
• Metal / glass: firmer and very “precise”, ideal if you like a more direct sensation. Bonus: temperature play is possible (gently, always).

3) Shape & options

• Classic: simple, effective, perfect for warming up.
• Textured / ribbed: more stimulating, often more “present”.
• Vibrating: adds an extra layer, sometimes super useful for prostate stimulation.
• Remote-controlled: for couples play (or public play if that’s your thing), with controlled intensity.

Plug pleasure (and the P-spot)

Wearing a plug can boost arousal, stimulate the anal walls and help prep for penetration. For many men, it can also support indirect prostate stimulation, especially with the right shape or a vibrating model.

The real secret: relaxation + lube + gradual progression. When it’s comfy, that’s when it gets really good.

How to use it (simple and effective)

• Lube is mandatory: anal without lube is a genius idea… if your goal is to ruin the night.
• Start small, breathe, take your time.
• If it hurts: stop. Pleasure shouldn’t be a test.
• Always choose a plug with a flared base (non-negotiable safety).

For extra comfort, you can pair it with a thick anal lubricant, or an anal relaxer if you like things easier.

Hygiene & care

After each use: warm water + mild soap (or toy cleaner), rinse, dry, and store clean. If you switch partners or toys, a condom on the plug can be a nice extra.

Our anal plug selection

We’ve got something for every style: beginner plugs, more intense models, vibrating versions, remote-controlled… plus fun, colorful options (including some inspired by rainbow colors) if you want to add a bit of pride to your pleasure.

Check our selection here: Anal plugs.

Safety (the reminder that saves lives… and ER visits)

• Always a flared base (otherwise, no).
• Plenty of lube.
• Go gradual: increase size when your body says “ok”.
• If you feel pain, burning, bleeding, or persistent discomfort: stop and seek medical advice if needed.

The best plug is the one that makes you want to come back… because it’s good, comfy, and safe.