Anal toys

From the first gentle stretch of a tapered beginner plug to the commanding weight of a solid steel piece, our anal toy collection is built for every stage of power-exchange play. Surrender control or assert it — each body-safe design offers precise sensation, whether you crave slow, teasing fullness or deep, dominant pressure during a scene.

Every piece is crafted with flared bases, smooth finishes and body-safe materials so you can explore with confidence and total presence. Let these toys become a tool of obedience, reward or exquisite torment — because the best scenes are built on trust, intention and the perfect amount of sensation.

Buying guide

How do I choose the right anal toy for my experience level?

Start by honestly assessing your comfort and prior experience. If you are new to anal play, look for slim taper plugs with a gentle, graduated tip and a flared base. These allow your body to adjust at its own pace without overwhelming sensation. Intermediate players often enjoy graduated bead strands or medium-sized plugs that offer a fuller sense of pressure. Experienced players may seek out larger silicone or stainless steel pieces that provide sustained stretch and weight. Whatever your level, always communicate openly with your partner about limits and use a safe word before the scene begins.

What materials are body-safe for anal toys?

Body safety is non-negotiable when choosing anal toys. Look for the following materials, which are non-porous and free from harmful chemicals:

  • Medical-grade silicone: Flexible, skin-soft, and easy to sterilise.
  • Stainless steel: Smooth, weighty, and fully non-porous, ideal for temperature play.
  • Borosilicate glass: Rigid, hygienic, and compatible with temperature play.

Avoid toys made from jelly rubber, PVC, or unlabelled plastics, as these materials can harbour bacteria and may contain irritants. When in doubt, check that the product is explicitly labelled body-safe or medical-grade.

Why does every anal toy need a flared base?

The rectum has a natural tendency to draw objects inward, which means a toy without a reliable retrieval mechanism can become lodged and require medical attention. Every anal toy you use should have either a wide flared base that sits securely outside the body, a sturdy T-bar, or a firm grip ring. This is a non-negotiable safety rule, not a suggestion. Before any scene, verify that the base cannot compress or fold flat under pressure.

How should I clean and care for my anal toys?

Thorough cleaning before and after every use protects both partners and extends the life of your toys. Follow these guidelines based on material:

  • Non-motorised silicone, stainless steel, and glass: Can be boiled for ten minutes or run through a dishwasher on the top rack without detergent to fully sterilise.
  • Motorised or battery-operated silicone toys: Remove or secure the charging component, then wash with warm water and a dedicated toy cleaner.
  • All materials: Rinse thoroughly to remove all cleaner residue before storage.

Store toys in individual breathable pouches or the original packaging to prevent material degradation and cross-contamination.

What does aftercare look like when anal toys are part of a scene?

Aftercare is an essential part of any power-exchange scene and becomes especially important when anal play is involved. After the scene ends, check in with your partner physically and emotionally. Offer warmth such as a blanket, water, and a calm, reassuring presence. Discuss what felt good, what did not, and any boundaries to revisit before the next scene. Physically, a warm bath or gentle cleanse can ease any residual tension. Both Doms and subs may experience a drop in adrenaline after intense play, so give yourselves time to decompress together before parting ways.