XtoysToosh Gold Metal Butt Plug Large Pink Stone Review
Editor's opinion
This is a heavy, polished metal plug with a pink-stoned base, built for people who enjoy a full, present sensation and the option of temperature play. At 4 cm wide it is on the larger side, so despite the marketing it reads more as a plug for the experienced than a true beginner's first buy. The non-porous body and any-lube compatibility make it low-maintenance.
Metal plugs occupy a particular corner of the market. They trade the give of silicone for weight, a cool sleek surface and the party trick of temperature play, and the Toosh Gold Metal Butt Plug leans into all three with a 148g aluminium alloy body and a decorative pink stone in the base.
The key thing to weigh here is the size against the material. At 4 cm across its widest point, this is a substantial plug, and metal does not flex the way silicone does. That combination is worth thinking through carefully before you decide whether the gentle taper is enough to make it approachable for you.
The good and the bad
What works
- Non-porous metal wipes clean easily and works with any lubricant
- Holds temperature well for warming or cooling play
- Weighted 148g body gives a genuinely full, present sensation
- Flared jewelled base is decorative and helps keep it secure
- No batteries or charging to think about
What to be aware of
- At 4 cm wide this is not a realistic first plug despite the beginner claim
- Rigid metal has no give, so patience and plenty of lube are essential
- The cool, heavy body will not suit everyone's preference
Buy it if
People who already enjoy anal play and want something weighted and substantial, and anyone curious about temperature play. The polished finish and jewelled base also appeal to those who like a decorative piece.
Skip it if
Genuine beginners, who would do better starting with a slimmer silicone plug around 2.5 to 3 cm and working up. If you prefer a soft, flexible feel, silicone is the material to look at instead.
Design and materials
The body is polished aluminium alloy with a gold-toned finish, capped by a flared base set with a pink stone. Metal is non-porous, which means it does not harbour bacteria the way porous materials can, and it takes a smooth surface well.
The practical consequence of metal is rigidity. There is no flex at all, so the graduated taper does all the work of easing you toward that 4 cm widest point. That taper is the feature to lean on, and it rewards taking your time rather than rushing.
Weight, size and how it is meant to be worn
At 148g this plug is noticeably heavy for its size, and that heft is the point: once seated behind the flared base, it delivers a full, weighted sensation that lighter plugs cannot. The 8.2 cm insertable length and 4 cm width put it firmly in larger territory.
The flared base is essential for safe use, keeping everything anchored externally. Because the plug is heavy and rigid, generous lubrication is not optional here, it is the difference between comfortable and not.
Temperature play
Metal's ability to hold temperature is the standout reason to choose this over silicone. A few minutes in warm water gives a gentle warmth, and time in the fridge produces a cool sensation, adding a dimension you simply cannot get from body-heat-neutral materials.
The usual sensible caution applies: always test the temperature against your inner wrist first. Metal transfers heat efficiently, so what feels fine to the hand can be sharper elsewhere.
Care, cleaning and lubricant
This is where metal earns its keep. The non-porous surface wipes clean easily with warm water and a suitable toy cleaner, and there are no seams or textures to trap anything.
Unlike silicone toys, this is compatible with water-, silicone- and oil-based lubricants, so you can use whatever you already own. Given the width and weight, a thicker lubricant applied generously is the sensible choice.
How it compares
Against a silicone plug of similar size, this trades softness and give for weight, coolness and temperature play. If you find silicone plugs a little forgiving and want more presence, metal answers that; if you value comfort and flexibility above all, silicone remains the safer pick.
Within the metal category, the jewelled base is largely cosmetic, so choose on width, weight and finish. At 4 cm this is a step up from typical starter plugs, which is why the experienced user is really its natural audience.
The bottom line
The Toosh Gold Metal Butt Plug is a well-considered piece for anyone who wants weight, a sleek surface and temperature play, and it is easy to clean and lube-friendly to boot. Just treat the beginner claim with a pinch of salt: at 4 cm wide and made of unyielding metal, it is best suited to those with some experience who take insertion slowly.
Frequently asked questions
Is this plug suitable for complete beginners?
Despite the marketing, its 4 cm width and rigid metal body make it a stretch for a true first purchase. Newcomers are usually better starting with a slimmer, flexible silicone plug and progressing to something like this once comfortable.
What lubricant should I use with it?
Any type works, as metal is non-porous and unaffected by water-, silicone- or oil-based lubricants. Because of the width and weight, apply a thick lubricant generously and reapply as needed.
How do I use it for temperature play safely?
Warm it in warm water or cool it in the fridge, then always test it against your inner wrist before use. Metal transfers temperature efficiently, so give it a moment to settle to a comfortable level.
How do I clean it?
The smooth, non-porous surface wipes clean with warm water and a toy cleaner. There are no seams or textures to trap residue, which makes upkeep straightforward.
Is the flared base safe for wear?
Yes, the wide flared base is designed to stay external and keep the plug securely anchored, which is exactly what you want for safe use.