XtoysToosh Gold Metal Butt Plug Review: A Weighted Medium Jewel
Editor's opinion
This is a solid aluminium alloy plug with a tapered tip, a flared jewelled base and a medium 3.4 cm girth. It suits people who enjoy weight and firmness and want a body-safe, easy-clean plug for temperature play. The rigid metal and 3.4 cm width mean it asks more of you than a soft silicone starter.
Metal plugs occupy a particular corner of the market. Where silicone flexes and yields, a plug like this Toosh piece stays rigid and carries real weight, which is exactly the point for people who prefer a firm, present sensation. The gold finish and red jewelled base add a decorative element that sits at the base rather than affecting how it feels internally.
What a buyer should weigh here is the combination of a hard material and a medium girth. At 3.4 cm at its widest, this is not a token starter plug, and the fact that metal does not give the way silicone does changes how that width is experienced. The rest is straightforward: a non-porous surface, no batteries, and compatibility with any lubricant you like.
The good and the bad
What works
- Non-porous aluminium alloy that wipes clean and works with any lubricant
- Genuine weight and firmness for those who prefer a solid feel
- Holds temperature well, so warming or cooling adds real sensation
- Flared jewelled base keeps it secure and adds a decorative finish
- No batteries or charging to think about
What to be aware of
- Rigid metal at 3.4 cm width is firmer going than a soft silicone plug of the same size
- The 86 g weight and hard surface make comfort during longer wear a personal matter
- Jewelled base needs careful storage to protect the stone and finish
- Metal conducts temperature quickly, so it must be tested against skin first
Buy it if
People who already enjoy anal play and specifically want the weight and firmness of metal, plus anyone keen to try temperature play with an easy-clean, body-safe material.
Skip it if
Complete beginners, who would be better served by a soft, flexible silicone plug with a narrower tapered profile before moving up to rigid metal at this girth.
Design And Materials
The body is aluminium alloy with a polished gold finish and a red stone set into the flared base. Metal is non-porous, which is a genuine hygiene advantage over porous materials, and it takes any lubricant you prefer, so there is no need to check compatibility the way you would with silicone.
The trade-off is that metal does not flex at all. A pointed tip tapers into the fuller 3.4 cm body, so insertion is guided, but once you reach the widest point there is no give whatsoever. That rigidity is precisely what fans of metal want, and precisely what makes it less forgiving than silicone.
Shape, Fit And Who It Suits
At 8.2 cm total, 7 cm insertable and 3.4 cm wide, this is a medium plug in dimension. The marketing describes it as suitable for beginners and experienced users alike, and that deserves a caveat: 3.4 cm in unyielding metal feels more demanding than the same figure in soft silicone.
The flared base does two jobs well. It stops the plug travelling anywhere it should not, which is essential for anything used anally, and it holds the decorative stone. If you are new to plugs entirely, consider starting narrower and softer, then coming to this once you know you enjoy a firmer, weightier feel.
Temperature Play And Lubricant
Metal conducts heat and cold readily, which is the appeal for temperature play. Warming it in warm water or cooling it beforehand changes the sensation noticeably. Because it conducts so quickly, always test it against your skin first so there are no surprises.
On lubricant, the metal body is compatible with water-, silicone- and oil-based formulas, so you can use whatever you already have. Metal offers less natural slip than some materials, so be generous.
Cleaning And Care
The smooth, non-porous surface is easy to keep clean with warm water and a suitable toy cleaner, and there are no seams or textures to trap anything. Dry it thoroughly after washing.
The main care point is the jewelled base. Store it somewhere it will not knock against other items, as the stone and gold finish are the parts most likely to show wear over time. A soft pouch or a lined drawer is sensible.
The bottom line
If you like the weight and firmness of metal and want a body-safe, low-maintenance plug that doubles for temperature play, this Toosh medium is a sensible pick, with the jewelled base a pleasant bonus. Just go in knowing that rigid metal at 3.4 cm is a step up from soft silicone, and treat the decorative base with a little care when storing it.
Frequently asked questions
Is this suitable for a complete beginner?
It can work for a careful beginner, but the rigid metal at 3.4 cm width is more demanding than a soft silicone plug of similar size. If this is your first plug, a narrower, flexible silicone option first would ease the transition, then move up to this once you know you enjoy a firmer feel.
What lubricant should I use with it?
Any type works. Because the aluminium alloy body is non-porous, water-, silicone- and oil-based lubricants are all safe. Metal offers less natural slip than some materials, so apply plenty.
How does temperature play work with it?
Metal conducts heat and cold quickly, so you can warm the plug in warm water or cool it before use for an added sensation. Always test it against your skin first to be sure the temperature is comfortable.
How do I clean and store it?
Wash the smooth surface with warm water and a suitable toy cleaner, then dry thoroughly. Store it somewhere protected, such as a soft pouch, to guard the gold finish and the red stone in the base from knocks.
Is the jewel secure in the base?
The stone is set into the flared base as a decorative finish. Treat it gently and store it carefully rather than loose among other items, as the base and jewel are the parts most likely to show wear over time.