Toosh Pink Silicone Butt Plug Large Review: A Step Up in Size
Editor's opinion
This is the large option in the Toosh range: a soft silicone plug with a 4.4 cm widest point and a decorative jewelled base. It suits someone already comfortable with smaller plugs and looking to progress, but it is not a first purchase. The jewelled base is pretty, though it needs a little extra care when cleaning.
Butt plugs live or die on two things: how gradually they ease you in, and whether the base keeps everything where it should be. The Toosh Large aims to handle both with a long tapered tip and a flared, jewelled base, and it does so at a size that is squarely aimed at people who already know what they enjoy.
The key number to weigh is the 4.4 cm width. That is a meaningful step up, and it is the single thing that determines whether this plug is a comfortable progression or a frustration. Everything else here follows from that figure.
The good and the bad
What works
- Body-safe silicone that is easy to clean and pairs well with water-based lubricant
- Long tapered tip eases you towards the widest point gradually
- Flared base sits flush and holds the plug securely in place
- Part of a matched range, so you can build up from small and medium
- Lightweight at 80g, so it is not a demanding wear once seated
What to be aware of
- At 4.4 cm wide, this is firmly not a beginner's plug
- The jewelled base needs careful cleaning around the setting
- Silicone rules out silicone-based lubricant, so keep a water-based one to hand
- Soft, giving silicone offers less firmness than some prefer for a plug
Buy it if
Someone who is already comfortable with a small or medium plug and wants a sensible next step up in girth, ideally with the reassurance of the same design in a larger form.
Skip it if
Complete beginners, who should start with the small or medium in the range instead. Anyone wanting a firm, unyielding feel should look at a harder-bodied plug, and anyone who prefers a discreet finish may want a smooth base rather than a jewelled one.
Shape And Fit
The design does the sensible thing: a tapered tip that narrows to a point and widens smoothly along the body to its 4.4 cm maximum. That gradual slope is what makes a plug of this width approachable, because you meet the widest point last rather than first, and the insertable length of 8.3 cm gives you room to work up to it at your own pace.
Be realistic about that 4.4 cm figure, though. This is the large in the range, and it is a genuine step up in girth. If you have only used slimmer plugs, the small and medium share the same shape in a more modest form and are the honest place to start.
Material And Feel
The body is soft silicone throughout, which is the material most people want here: non-porous, easy to keep clean, and with a little give under pressure that helps at the widest point. The give is worth thinking about, since a softer plug feels different from a rigid one and some people specifically prefer more firmness.
One practical rule follows from the material. Silicone and silicone lubricant do not mix, as the lube can degrade the surface over time, so use a generous water-based lubricant and reapply as needed. For a plug of this width, generous is the operative word.
The Jewelled Base
The flared base is what makes any plug safe to wear, keeping it from travelling and sitting flush against the body. Here it is finished with a decorative jewel for a touch of sparkle, which is a nice aesthetic touch if that appeals to you.
The trade-off is upkeep. A set jewel and its surround create small edges where residue and moisture can gather, so cleaning around the base takes a little more attention than a plain silicone base would. If you want the absolute simplest thing to look after, a smooth-based plug is easier.
Cleaning And Care
Wash before and after every use with warm water and a mild soap or a dedicated toy cleaner, paying particular attention to the jewelled base and drying it thoroughly before storing. Silicone is easy to keep hygienic, which is one of its main advantages over cheaper materials.
Store it somewhere clean and dry, ideally away from other silicone items so the surfaces do not react against one another. With no batteries or charging to worry about, care really is just cleaning and sensible storage.
How It Compares
Against typical plugs in this category, the Toosh Large's strengths are its all-silicone construction and its place in a graduated range, which is genuinely useful if you want to progress steadily rather than guess at sizing. The jewelled base puts it in the decorative camp rather than the plain functional one.
If you want something firmer, weightier or with a slimmer neck for longer wear, other plugs will serve you better. But for a soft, body-safe, mid-sized-to-large plug with a considered taper, this is a straightforward and sensible option.
The bottom line
The Toosh Large is a well-shaped, body-safe silicone plug that makes most sense as a planned step up rather than a starting point. If you are already at ease with the small or medium and want more girth, it is an easy recommendation; if you are new to plugs, or you want a firm feel and the simplest possible cleaning, look elsewhere in the range or the category.
Frequently asked questions
Is this plug suitable for beginners?
Not really. At 4.4 cm wide it is the large option in the range and is aimed at people already comfortable with smaller plugs. Beginners should start with the small or medium, which share the same tapered design in a more modest size.
What lubricant should I use with it?
A water-based lubricant. The silicone body means silicone-based lubricant should be avoided, as it can degrade the surface over time. Given the 4.4 cm width, apply generously and reapply as needed.
How do I clean it, especially around the jewel?
Wash before and after each use with warm water and a mild soap or a dedicated toy cleaner. Take extra care around the jewelled base, where the setting can trap residue, and dry it thoroughly before storing.
Does it need batteries or charging?
No. This is a non-powered plug, so there is nothing to charge or replace. Care is limited to cleaning and sensible storage.
Is the base safe and comfortable for wear?
The base is flared to keep the plug from travelling and to sit flush against the body, which is what makes a plug safe to wear. The jewelled finish is decorative; if you prefer the simplest base to clean, a plain silicone base is easier to look after.