XtoysLoving Joy Butt Plug Training Kit Review: A Beginner's Set of Four
Editor's opinion
This is a straightforward beginner's kit: four plugs that step up gradually, each with a tapered tip and a flared base for safe removal. It suits anyone new to anal play who wants a clear progression rather than a single guess, though the largest plug is a genuine step up rather than a mere formality.
Buying a single butt plug means guessing which size you can comfortably manage before you have any experience to go on. A training kit sidesteps that problem by giving you the whole ladder at once, so the question becomes how well the rungs are spaced and whether the design is safe and easy to live with.
The Loving Joy Butt Plug Training Kit offers four plugs running from a modest 9 cm total length up to 12.75 cm, each sharing the same tapered-tip, flared-handle shape. The value here is in the progression itself, so it is worth thinking about who benefits from that approach and where the set's limits lie.
The good and the bad
What works
- Four graduated sizes remove the guesswork of a single purchase
- Flared handle on every plug for safe, controlled removal
- Tapered tips designed to ease insertion for newcomers
- No batteries or charging to think about
- A genuine progression path from 7.5 cm to 11.5 cm circumference
What to be aware of
- The largest plug at 11.5 cm circumference is a real jump, not a token step
- You pay for four items when many buyers will settle at one size
- Material and lubricant compatibility are not stated on the page
- Requires patience and plenty of lubricant to use safely
Buy it if
Complete beginners who want to explore anal play gradually and would rather own the full range of sizes than gamble on one. The clear progression makes it a reassuring, low-pressure starting point.
Skip it if
Experienced users who already know their preferred size, who will find most of the set redundant. Anyone wanting a plug with vibration, or a specific verified body-safe material, should check individual products with those details spelled out.
Design and sizing
All four plugs follow the same classic profile: a tapered tip to guide insertion, a bulb, a narrower neck for the body to close around, and a flared handle at the base. That flared base is the non-negotiable safety feature for any anal toy, and its presence here is exactly what you want.
The sizing is where the kit earns its keep. The steps run from 7.5 cm circumference on the smallest up to 11.5 cm on the largest, with insertable lengths from 7.5 cm to 10 cm. The early sizes are gentle enough for a first attempt, but the jump to the largest is significant. Reaching it is an achievement rather than a given, and there is no shame in stopping at whichever size feels right.
How it is meant to be used
The intended approach is patience. You begin with the smallest plug, get comfortable, and only move up when your body is ready, which may be over many sessions rather than a single evening.
Because anal tissue produces no natural lubrication, a generous amount of lubricant is essential every time, not optional. The page does not state the plug material, so err on the side of caution: a water-based lubricant is universally compatible and the safest default until you can confirm otherwise.
Care and cleaning
Each plug should be washed with warm water and a proper toy cleaner before and after use, then dried fully before storage. Anal toys warrant particular diligence here, so clean thoroughly and never share between people without cleaning first.
Store the plugs somewhere clean and dry. Keeping them together as a set also makes the progression easy to follow, since you will want the smaller sizes to hand even after you have moved up.
How it compares
Against a single plug, this kit trades a little value for a lot of reassurance: you are unlikely to outgrow it quickly, and you never have to reorder to size up. Against a vibrating plug, it is simpler and quieter but offers no powered stimulation, which some buyers will miss.
Compared with premium single-material training sets, the appeal here is accessibility and a complete size range in one box. If verified silicone and detailed material specs matter to you, look to products that state those things plainly.
The bottom line
As a first step into anal play, this kit does the important things right: sensible size steps, tapered tips and safe flared bases, with nothing to charge. It is an easy recommendation for genuine beginners, provided you go slowly, use plenty of lubricant, and treat the largest plug as a goal rather than an expectation.
Frequently asked questions
Is this kit really suitable for complete beginners?
Yes. The smallest plug is modest at 7.5 cm circumference and 7.5 cm insertable length, and the tapered tip is designed to ease insertion. The point of the set is to let you start small and progress only when comfortable.
Do I need to use lubricant?
Absolutely, and generously. Anal tissue does not self-lubricate, so lubricant is essential for comfort and safety every single time. The product page does not confirm the material, so a water-based lubricant is the safest universally compatible choice.
Will I actually use all four plugs?
Not necessarily, and that is fine. Many people find a comfortable size partway through the set and stay there. You are paying for the option to progress and the reassurance of not having to guess, rather than a promise to reach the largest.
How do I clean the plugs?
Wash each one with warm water and a dedicated toy cleaner before and after use, then let it dry completely before storing. Given these are anal toys, thorough cleaning is especially important.
Does it need batteries?
No. These are non-powered plugs with no vibration, so there is nothing to charge or replace. If you want vibration, you would need to look at a different, powered product.