Toosh makes anal toys, and the range we stock is tightly focused on that. Across three products you'll find two butt plugs and a set of anal beads, all sharing the same core idea: metal construction, vibration and remote control. From the names alone the pattern is clear, with each piece built around hands-free operation through a separate remote.
This is a brand for anyone drawn to weighted metal toys with a bit of technology built in. If you like the firm, cool feel of a metal plug but want vibration and the option to pass control to a partner, Toosh covers that ground without a sprawling catalogue to wade through. Prices run from £28.00 to £44.00, which places the range in the middle of the market rather than at the budget or luxury ends.
The Toosh range is small and specific: two vibrating butt plugs and a strand of vibrating anal beads. All three are described as metal and remote controlled, so you're choosing between the tapered, seated feel of a plug and the graduated, movement-led feel of beads.
The two plugs sit at £28.00 and £44.00, while the beads are £28.00. That gives you a straightforward decision based on shape and budget rather than a long list of near-identical options.
Every product here pairs metal with vibration and a separate remote. That combination suits solo use where you'd rather not reach for controls, and it opens the door to handing the remote to a partner.
Metal carries vibration in its own distinctive way and holds temperature, so these toys feel different from silicone equivalents. If that appeals, the whole range leans into it.
With three products the choice comes down to what you want to feel. Pick the beads for graduated insertion and movement, or a plug for something that stays seated once in place.
Consider size and experience level when deciding between the two plugs, and remember that metal is firm rather than flexible. Plenty of water-based lubricant is worth having to hand with any of these.
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