Rear ender - butt plug discontinued by Doc Johnson - review by Bicause

I've been into anal play for a little over two years now, and I'm now on a personal journey to find the perfect toy. The Rear Ender Anal Plug was my first butt plug I've tried, and to be truthful, something just wasn't right. Its size is not for beginners as its base is too thick. I found that although its design puts ample pressure on the prostate (which is quite nice), the curve makes it hard (if not impossible) to retain it because it doesn't follow the body's natural curves. Due to this, I could not even get it all the way in past the large base. When labeled a butt plug, you would think you'd be able to retain it, but I personally could not.

This toy did work great as an anal dildo though; with fast pumping action, this will quickly stimulate your prostate into a frenzy of pleasure. The only problem with using it alone in this manner is the tired arms, but with a partner, it'd be wonderful.

When I first opened the product, it looked like they had designed the base to be a suction cup, which would solve the solo tiring issue by allowing you to suction it to the bath and go at it. However, once I opened it and tried exactly that, I found that although it will suction to some things, it was definitely not designed to do so (it is very, very week suction if you can even get it to stick). So, I'm writing this review with soar arms and a little disappointment.

The material is easy to clean, which is always essential with anal toys, but it is also large enough to easily handle a condom to speed up cleaning even more. It does come with anal lube, but it was more like petroleum jelly than most lubes I've tried. Some people might prefer this type of lube, but for me, it doesn't work as well as other more liquid-like lubes.

If you are looking for great prostate stimulation for little cost, this might be the toy for you. If you are looking for an anal plug to leave in all day, I'd definitely suggest something smaller, especially since this one cannot (at least in my case) stay in.