Toosh Gold Metal Butt Plug Small Pink Stone Review

The good and the bad

What works

• No batteries or charging, so nothing to fail
• Non-porous metal works with any lubricant, including silicone
• Weighty at 49g for a fuller sensation than soft-bodied plugs
• Aluminium alloy holds warmth or cold for temperature play
• Small insertable length of 6.2 cm keeps it approachable

What to be aware of

• Rigid metal is far less forgiving than silicone, so go slowly
• At 2.8 cm the width is not truly beginner-tiny
• The set stone in the base is a seam worth inspecting and cleaning around
• Cold metal can be a shock unless warmed first

Buy it if

Beginners who like the idea of a discreet jewelled plug and are willing to take their time with lubricant, and experienced users who specifically want the weight and temperature play that only metal delivers.

Skip it if

Anyone who wants a soft, yielding first plug should look to a tapered silicone design instead, which flexes with the body and is more forgiving of a rushed insertion.

Design and materials

The body is aluminium alloy with a smooth, gold-toned polish and a pink stone set into the flared base. That polished, non-porous surface is the key practical advantage of metal: it glides readily with lubricant and cannot absorb anything, so it is straightforward to keep hygienic.

The trade-off is rigidity. Unlike silicone, metal has no give, so the stated 2.8 cm width is a fixed, firm 2.8 cm rather than something that compresses. The 49g weight is modest in the hand but noticeable once worn, which is precisely what buyers of metal plugs tend to be looking for.

Sizing and who it suits

With a 6.2 cm insertable length and a 2.8 cm width, this is a small plug by the numbers, and the pointed tip is designed to ease entry. The wide jewelled base stays outside the body and keeps everything secure, which is the single most important safety feature in any plug.

That said, calling it a pure beginner's plug slightly undersells the width. In a firm, non-flexing material, 2.8 cm asks for patience and generous lubricant. A complete newcomer to anal play may prefer to start narrower, while those with a little experience will find these proportions comfortable and the metal rewarding.

Temperature play

Because it is metal, the plug takes on temperature well and holds it for a time. Warming it in a bowl of warm water or cooling it beforehand adds a dimension that soft materials simply cannot offer, and this is one of the strongest reasons to choose metal over silicone.

The caution is real, though: always test it against the inside of your wrist first. Metal straight from cold can be an unpleasant surprise, and it is easy to overheat, so err toward gentle warmth rather than hot.

Lubricant and cleaning

The non-porous surface is compatible with water-, silicone- and oil-based lubricants, which is a genuine advantage. Silicone toys rule out silicone lubricant, but metal does not, so you can use whichever you prefer.

Cleaning is simple: warm water and a toy cleaner, wiping the smooth body down. Pay particular attention to the join where the stone meets the base, as any set gem creates a small seam where residue can gather. Dry it fully and store it somewhere it won't be scratched by other hard objects.

The bottom line

If you want a discreet, decorative metal plug and understand that rigid metal calls for patience and plenty of lubricant, this Toosh plug delivers the weight, temperature play and easy maintenance that make metal worthwhile. Those wanting a soft, forgiving first plug, or anything narrower than 2.8 cm, should look to tapered silicone instead.