XtoysToosh Heart Shaped Silver Butt Plug Review: Small Metal Plug
Editor's opinion
This is a small aluminium alloy plug with a sparkly heart-shaped base, pitched at newcomers and experienced users alike. The modest insertable size and any-lubricant compatibility make it approachable, but the rigid metal body and 49g weight give it a very different character to a soft silicone plug.
The Toosh Heart Shaped Silver Butt Plug sets out to do two things at once: offer a genuinely small, manageable shape for the wearer, and put a bit of decoration on show with its jewelled heart base. It is a compact piece of hardware rather than a soft, forgiving one, and that is the key thing to weigh up.
Made from aluminium alloy with a polished finish, it trades the give of silicone for solidity, weight and the ability to hold temperature. Whether that is a plus or a drawback depends entirely on what you are after, so it is worth thinking through before you buy.
The good and the bad
What works
- Genuinely small at 6.2 cm insertable, so approachable for newcomers
- Non-porous metal works with water-, silicone- or oil-based lubricant
- Aluminium alloy holds warmth or cold for temperature play
- Wide flared base keeps it safe and easy to retrieve
- Smooth, non-porous surface is simple to clean thoroughly
What to be aware of
- Rigid metal has no give, unlike a soft silicone plug
- At 49g the weight is noticeable and not to everyone's taste
- A single red stone set in the base is a potential snag point to inspect
- No body-safe cushioning if it knocks or presses awkwardly
Buy it if
Those curious about metal plugs and temperature play who want a small, decorative starting point, and existing users who enjoy the firm, weighty feel of solid metal.
Skip it if
Anyone who prefers a soft, flexible feel or is nervous about a rigid material for their first plug. If that is you, a tapered silicone plug of similar dimensions will be far more forgiving.
Design And Materials
The body is aluminium alloy with a polished silver finish, topped by a heart-shaped base holding a single red stone. Being solid metal, it is completely rigid, which is the defining difference between this and a silicone plug. There is no flex or squash, so the shape you see is exactly what you get going in.
The non-porous surface is a real practical strength: it will not harbour anything and cleans up easily. Worth noting is the set stone in the base. A jewelled setting is a lovely touch on show, but it is sensible to check periodically that it remains firmly seated, as any decorative fitting is a possible weak point over time.
Shape, Fit And Weight
With 6.2 cm insertable and a 2.8 cm widest point, this genuinely sits at the small end, so the brand's claim that it suits beginners is fair on size alone. The pointed tip and gradual taper make positioning straightforward, and the broad base sits flush and stops it travelling.
The caveat is the 49g weight and the rigidity. For a small plug that is a noticeable heft, and metal simply does not yield the way silicone does. Some people love that solid, present feel; others find rigid materials less comfortable. If you have never used metal before, go in with that expectation rather than assuming small automatically means gentle.
Temperature Play
The appeal of a metal body is that it holds temperature. Warm it in your hands or run it under warm water, or cool it briefly, to add a distinct sensation that silicone cannot replicate. This is arguably the plug's most interesting feature and the main reason to choose metal over a softer material.
A word of care: always test the temperature on the inside of your wrist first. Metal transfers heat and cold efficiently, so what feels mild to the touch can be more intense against sensitive skin. Aim for gentle, comfortable extremes rather than dramatic ones.
Lubricant And Cleaning
Because the surface is non-porous metal, it is compatible with water-, silicone- and oil-based lubricants alike, which is a genuine convenience that silicone toys cannot offer. Use whichever you already own. For any anal use, a generous amount of lubricant is essential given the lack of natural lubrication in the area.
Cleaning is straightforward: wash with warm water and a suitable toy cleaner or mild soap before and after use, paying attention around the jewelled setting, then dry thoroughly to keep the finish looking its best.
How It Compares
Against a typical silicone beginner plug of similar dimensions, this Toosh piece is firmer, heavier and offers temperature play, but it lacks the cushioned give that makes silicone so forgiving for first-timers. Against other metal plugs, its selling point is the small size and the decorative jewelled heart rather than anything unusual in the shape.
In short, choose it for the material experience and the look, not because it is the softest or easiest option in its size bracket.
The bottom line
The Toosh Heart Shaped Silver Butt Plug is a well-judged small metal plug for anyone drawn to a firm, weighty feel and temperature play, with the bonus of a decorative jewelled base. Just go in knowing that rigid metal is a different proposition to soft silicone; if that appeals, it is an easy toy to clean and pair with any lubricant, and if it doesn't, a silicone equivalent will serve you better.
Frequently asked questions
Is this plug suitable for a complete beginner?
On size it is, at just 6.2 cm insertable and 2.8 cm wide. The thing to be aware of is that it is rigid metal with no give, which feels quite different to a soft silicone plug. If you are nervous, plenty of lubricant, patience and a relaxed approach matter more than the numbers.
What lubricant can I use with it?
Any type. Because the aluminium alloy is non-porous, water-, silicone- and oil-based lubricants are all fine. A generous amount is important for any anal use.
How do I use it for temperature play safely?
Warm it in your hands or under warm water, or cool it under cool water, then always test it against the inside of your wrist first. Metal transfers temperature quickly, so keep to gentle, comfortable extremes rather than very hot or very cold.
How do I clean it?
Wash with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner before and after use, taking care around the jewelled setting, then dry it thoroughly. The non-porous surface makes this quick and reliable.
Will the red stone come loose?
It is a set decorative stone, so it should stay put with normal use, but any jewelled fitting is worth checking now and then to make sure it remains firmly seated before use.