Constructive discussions on Butt plugs:

Lube ? regarding butt plug use
I'm asking this ? as a new to bdsm switch. I would like my sub to wear a butt plug to his work all day. He uses a water based lube. Should we be...

Anal Plugs - Experience
I was just wondering if anyone has any recommendations for plugs to keep in a while that are comfortable.I have never tried leaving anal plugs in for...

Would you wear a plug out in public?
Whether for a partner or yourself, would you?

#AskEden - Missing/broken buttons
I can't see the +Grab button in the corner and the My eden dropdown that should allow me to get to my dash or my personal page isn't working. It's...

What have you plugged your OhMiBod into?
While looking at different discussions on OhMiBod products, I have seen many different ones describing playlists or what music people listen to for...

If you want a nice metal butt plug, get a top-rated stainless steel Njoy Pure plug instead of that steel Metal Worx plug.

Metal is just too pricey for me.

That metal worx plug doesn't look all that safe for anal. I agree with Rossie. If you want metal...only Njoy will do.

The PicoBong Tano is known to have an uncomfortable seam on it. There are other silicone plugs that are better and safer.

Since you're considering metal, maybe throw glass into the mix, too? I have two glass plugs and love 'em.

If you want the best in comfort, durability, potential for long-term wear and overall safety, one of Njoy's Pure Plug line is perhaps the best choice. I've used both the Large and the 2.0, and they're both amazing. There are smaller sizes as well, which are conveniently more economical. They're all pricey, true, but so worth it.

As for that Metal Worx "plug", I wouldn't trust it. The base is not safe in the least. I'd even be wary of using it as a probe.
I've heard that the PicoBong Tano is okay, but I've heard of it having seams, and the connection between the silicone piece and the plastic base looks potentially irritating.

If you are unsure whether you like anal plugs, it'd be best to start with something affordable but still of a high quality. Since you also considered silicone, I'd like to suggest a few nicely-priced silicone plugs. Tantus' Ryder is a comfortable, oblong plug that strays from the typical cone-shaped variety, and its T-shaped base is much more comfy than a circular one. Likewise, Fun Factory has the Bootie and the Boosty, which have very comfortable looking bases.