To start it off...
As a beginner to anal, this anal plug was easy to insert with a little lube. Once it "popped" in, it felt full and stayed put for the most part. The small size tends to slide out after you have loosened up, but the medium size stays in well. It is a bit of a jump between small and medium, but its worth the little bit of pain! There was a bit of a smell when I first received it, but after washing a few times it went away. It kind of smelled like blackberries. Anyways, it is a rubber shell around a firm core. Not the greatest, because you don't get the filling effect as if it were 100% solid, but for your price it is definitely worth it.


Cleaning: It's a rubbery material, so it can withstand very hot water. It is easy to scrub off any lube or bodily fluids. I haven't noticed things sticking to it very often, but I still always clean my toys before and after each use. (hygiene is #1 priority. Dirty toys are bad toys)



Pros: Very "full" feeling when inserted anally, and despite this being an anal plug, I have used it vaginally. The bump makes for great Gspot stimulation and quick cumming. Just be sure to clean it between anal and vaginal use. It stays put without much effort. There is a big difference between the widest part and the stem.


Cons: It had small rubber discs inserted into the base. Very strange construction of the toy. The two discs fell out after the first 2 uses. I was a bit rough with it. When you squeeze the tip, there's about an inch of empty space between the size of the core and the shell. The toy is hollow except for the small core. It isn't as firm as it would have been if it were solid.


I would recommend this toy to anyone, Male, Female, Straight, Gay, Bi, Transgenders, Anyone who is into a little experimenting & anal play. Whether you are advanced, or just a beginner.

I do not like it anymore. After a while the "Outer shell" starts to deform. It isn't as filling as it appears to be which is a let down. I still would recommend as a beginner toy, But I'd suggest a solid plug, rather than this, which is a smaller core with a larger shell around it.