XtoysToosh Silicone Butt Plug Set of 3 Review: Start-to-Progress Kit
Editor's opinion
This is a sensible starter kit built around progression rather than a single showpiece plug. The graduated small, medium and large sizing suits anyone easing into anal play, though the pointed tips and firmer ABS bases mean it is not the most forgiving option in its category.
The appeal of a graduated set is simple: rather than guessing your size and buying again, you get a small, a medium and a large in one box and move up as you feel ready. Toosh has built this three-piece kit around exactly that logic, finishing each plug with a clear jewelled base for a decorative touch.
What a buyer should weigh is whether the progression genuinely matches their needs, and whether the specifics of the design suit them. The measurements here are modest to moderate, the material is a silicone and ABS mix, and the tips are pointed rather than rounded. Those details shape who this set is really for.
The good and the bad
What works
- Three graduated sizes in one box, so no guessing or rebuying
- Modest starting size of 2.8 cm wide suits genuine beginners
- Wide jewelled bases designed to stay secure during use
- Silicone body allows temperature play with warming or cooling
- Smooth surface wipes clean without fuss
What to be aware of
- Pointed tips can feel abrupt compared with a rounded, tapered profile
- ABS base is rigid, so sitting or reclining may feel less comfortable
- Jewelled decorative bases are a style choice that will not suit everyone
- Largest size at 4.4 cm wide still tops out at moderate, not advanced
Buy it if
Beginners who want a clear, self-paced route from a small plug up to a moderate one, and anyone who likes the look of a jewelled base and wants a matched set rather than mismatched single purchases.
Skip it if
Experienced users chasing serious girth should look elsewhere, as the largest plug here is only moderate. Anyone who prefers a soft, fully silicone body or a rounded bulb tip should consider a single-material plug with a gentler profile.
Design and materials
Each plug pairs a silicone body with an ABS base holding a clear jewelled stone. Silicone is body-safe, easy to keep clean and warms to the body, which is a solid foundation for this kind of product. The trade-off is the ABS component: it is a hard plastic, so the base sits rigid rather than flexing, and buyers who spend time seated or lying down with a plug in place may find that firmness noticeable.
The pointed tips are described as easing insertion, and a taper certainly helps. That said, a pointed tip is a more assertive shape than the rounded bulb many beginner plugs use. If you are very new to this, a gentler curve can feel more reassuring, so this is worth knowing before you buy.
The graduated sizing
The numbers tell a clear story. The small is 2.8 cm wide and 6.5 cm insertable, the medium 3.5 cm wide and 7 cm insertable, and the large 4.4 cm wide and 8.3 cm insertable. That is a genuine step up at each stage rather than three near-identical plugs, and starting small and progressing at your own pace is the sensible route the set is designed for.
It is fair to note the ceiling, though. At 4.4 cm the large is moderate, not large by the standards of dedicated advanced plugs. For most beginners that is plenty and arguably ideal, but experienced users who already handle bigger toys may outgrow this set quickly.
Care and use
The smooth surface wipes clean easily, and silicone tolerates thorough washing well. Because the body is silicone, pair it with a water-based lubricant only. Silicone lubricant can degrade a silicone surface over time, so keeping to water-based is both the brand's advice and the safe choice. Reapply generously, as anal play needs more lubricant than you might expect.
The silicone also lends itself to temperature play. You can warm the plug in warm water or cool it before use if you want that sensation. Take care with the temperature you choose, and never use anything hot enough to be uncomfortable against skin.
How it compares
Against single premium plugs, a graduated set trades top-end refinement for value and flexibility: you get a progression path instead of one carefully finished piece. That is a good deal for someone still finding their preferred size.
Within the jewelled-plug category, the main variables are tip shape, base rigidity and material. This set uses a pointed tip and a firm ABS base, where some rivals offer rounded tips and softer, flexible necks. Neither is objectively better, but the difference matters for comfort, so match it to what you think you will prefer.
The bottom line
The Toosh set is a practical, honestly pitched progression kit for beginners who want to build up gradually without buying plug after plug. Provided you are comfortable with pointed tips and a rigid jewelled base, it does the job it sets out to do; those wanting soft silicone throughout or genuinely large sizes should look further afield.
Frequently asked questions
Is this set suitable for complete beginners?
Yes. The small plug is 2.8 cm wide with a 6.5 cm insertable length, which is a modest starting point, and the graduated sizing lets you build up only when you feel ready. Take it slowly and use plenty of lubricant.
What lubricant should I use with these plugs?
Use a water-based lubricant. The plugs have a silicone body, and silicone lubricant can damage a silicone surface over time, so water-based is the safe and recommended choice.
Can I use these for temperature play?
Yes, the silicone construction lends itself to warming or cooling. Warm the plug in warm water or cool it beforehand, and always check the temperature is comfortable against skin before use.
How large is the biggest plug in the set?
The large measures 4.4 cm wide with an 8.3 cm insertable length. That is a moderate size, ideal for progressing beginners but likely too small for experienced users seeking significant girth.
How do I clean them?
The smooth surface wipes clean easily with warm water and a suitable toy cleaner or mild soap. As with any anal toy, thorough cleaning before and after each use is essential.