Toosh Silver Metal Butt Plug Large Red Stone Review
Editor's opinion
This is a large, solid metal plug for people who already know they enjoy a substantial, non-flexing feel. The aluminium alloy takes lubricant of any kind and enables temperature play, but the 4cm width and rigid body mean it is firmly an intermediate-to-advanced purchase rather than a first plug.
The Toosh Silver Metal Butt Plug sets out to do something soft silicone toys cannot: deliver genuine weight, a firm unyielding shape and the ability to hold heat or cold. At 148 grams of aluminium alloy with a red gem in the flared base, it is aimed squarely at people who already know they enjoy the sensation of fullness and want a material that feels different from anything flexible.
What a buyer needs to weigh here is size and rigidity. A 4cm maximum width is considerable, and metal does not give the way silicone does, so the tapered tip is doing important work. This is a plug that rewards experience, patience and plenty of lubricant rather than one to learn on.
The good and the bad
What works
- Solid aluminium alloy gives real weight and a firm, non-flexing feel
- Non-porous metal works with water-, silicone- and oil-based lubricants
- Genuinely suited to temperature play when warmed or cooled first
- Smooth surface wipes clean quickly and is easy to sanitise
- Flared jewelled base keeps it secure and sits flat against the body
What to be aware of
- At 4cm wide this is not a beginner plug
- Rigid metal is far less forgiving than silicone during insertion
- 148g of weight can feel demanding during longer wear
- Metal conducts temperature both ways, so it can feel cold on first contact
Buy it if
Experienced users who enjoy a heavy, firm plug and want the extra dimension of temperature play. It also suits anyone who has outgrown smaller silicone plugs and wants a step up in width and material.
Skip it if
Newcomers to anal play, or anyone who prefers a soft, flexible feel, should look elsewhere. A tapered silicone plug in a slimmer width is a far more sensible first purchase.
Design and materials
The body is aluminium alloy with a polished, non-porous surface and a red gem set into a flared base. Metal brings two qualities silicone cannot: real weight, here 148 grams, and rigidity. That combination is exactly what appeals to some users and puts off others, so it is worth being honest with yourself about which camp you are in.
The shape follows the classic plug profile, a pointed tip widening to 4cm before narrowing to a neck and a broad safety base. The base is what keeps everything retrievable, and a flared design like this is the feature that matters most for safe use.
Sizing and how it is meant to be used
With 8.2cm insertable and a 4cm maximum width, this is a large plug by any measure. The tapered tip helps guide it in, but because metal does not flex, the widest point is a firm, definite threshold rather than something that squeezes through. Generous lubricant is not optional here, it is essential.
The weight means this is felt throughout wear, which is part of the appeal for those who want it. If you are working up in size, treat the 4cm width with respect and build up rather than jumping straight to it.
Temperature play
This is where metal earns its place. Resting the plug in warm or cool water before use lets it carry that temperature with you, adding a sensation soft materials simply cannot reproduce. Aluminium alloy conducts readily, which is the point.
The flip side of that conductivity is that at room temperature the plug can feel noticeably cold on first contact. A short soak in warm water before use is a simple way to take the edge off if you would rather not have that initial chill.
Cleaning and lubricant
Being non-porous metal rather than silicone, this plug is unusually easy going. You can pair it with water-, silicone- or oil-based lubricant without worrying about degrading the material, which gives you far more freedom than a silicone toy allows. Given the width, a thick water-based lubricant or a long-lasting silicone one is a practical choice.
Cleaning is straightforward: warm water and a suitable toy cleaner, then dry it well. The smooth surface has no seams or texture to trap anything, which is one of the genuine advantages of a polished metal design.
The bottom line
The Toosh Silver Metal Butt Plug is a well-judged option for experienced users who specifically want weight, firmness and temperature play. Its 4cm width and rigid metal body make it a considered purchase rather than a casual one, but for the right buyer those same qualities are exactly the appeal.
Frequently asked questions
Is this suitable for beginners?
No. At 4cm wide and made of rigid metal that does not flex, this is best suited to those with some experience. A newcomer would be far better served by a slimmer, tapered silicone plug.
What lubricant can I use with it?
Because the body is aluminium alloy rather than silicone, you can use water-, silicone- or oil-based lubricant. Given the width, use plenty of it, and a thicker or longer-lasting formula is sensible.
How does temperature play actually work?
Rest the plug in warm or cool water before use and the metal will hold that temperature for a while. Metal conducts readily, so it can also feel cold straight from the drawer, which a quick warm soak resolves.
How do I clean it?
Wash with warm water and a toy cleaner, then dry thoroughly. The smooth, non-porous surface has no seams or texture, so cleaning is quick and there is nowhere for residue to hide.
Is the flared base safe?
Yes, the wide flared base is designed to stop the plug travelling too far and to keep it easy to remove. Never use any anal toy that lacks a broad base for that reason.