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Anal Sex Toys – Plugs, Beads, Prostate Massagers and More

Anal sex toys are designed for safe, comfortable exploration of one of the body's most sensitive areas, whether you are trying anal play for the first time or already know what you enjoy. This collection brings together butt plugs, anal beads, prostate massagers, vibrating plugs, suction cup dildos, cock ring and plug combinations, training sets and douching tools. You will find small starter shapes, larger and textured designs, and materials including silicone, glass, metal and TPR. Each listing shows the size, material and power details stated by the maker, so you can compare options and choose with confidence for solo or partnered play.

Why People Enjoy Anal Sex Toys

The area around the anus has many nerve endings, so gentle pressure, fullness and vibration can feel intense for people of every gender. Toys made for this kind of play let you control the pace, size and sensation in a way that suits your body, and they can be a relaxed first step before trying anything with a partner.

For Every Body

Anal toys are not only for one type of person. Many people with a vulva enjoy the feeling of fullness a plug adds during vaginal sex or clitoral play, while people with a prostate often find that a curved toy gives a different kind of internal pleasure. Couples use them to add variety, and solo users enjoy the chance to explore slowly and privately.

Solo Exploration

On your own, you decide exactly how fast to go. A slim plug or a short string of beads lets you get used to the sensation step by step, and you can stop whenever you want. Many people start this way so they know what feels good before sharing the experience.

Partner Play

With a partner, anal toys can add fullness during penetrative sex, build anticipation during foreplay or let one person take charge of a remote. Some designs combine a cock ring with a plug, and you can browse these in our cock rings with anal plugs collection. Talk beforehand about what you would like to try, agree on a signal to stop and keep plenty of lubricant close by.

Types of Anal Sex Toys in This Collection

The range is broad, so it helps to know what each style is designed to do. The product titles and descriptions in this collection show the following main types.

Butt Plugs

A butt plug has a tapered tip, a wider body, a narrow neck and a flared base. Once inserted, the muscles close around the neck and hold it in place, giving a steady feeling of fullness. Plugs come in silicone, glass, metal, PVC and TPR, plain or textured, and sizes range from slim beginner shapes to large and extra-large designs. Some have jewelled bases or suction cups, and there are graduated training sets with several sizes in one box.

Anal Beads

Anal beads are a row of balls or nodules joined together, often on a flexible silicone body or a cord with a pull ring. The sensation comes from each bead passing the entrance during insertion and removal. Many sets increase gradually in size. Browse our dedicated anal beads collection for flexible, weighted and vibrating options.

Prostate Massagers

Prostate massagers have a curved shape designed to reach the prostate, usually with a base that rests against the perineum. You will find non-vibrating plugs, rechargeable vibrating models, remote and app-controlled designs, and some with inflatable or rotating features. Compare shapes in our prostate massagers collection.

Vibrating Plugs and Remote Control Toys

Many plugs and probes in this range vibrate, from simple battery-powered designs to rechargeable models with several functions. A number of listings include a wireless remote, and a smaller group can also be controlled from a phone app. Remote control is useful for anal toys because you do not need to reach behind you to change the setting.

Dildos and Suction Cup Toys

The collection also includes realistic and curved dildos with a flared base or suction cup, which some people use for anal play. A suction cup base grips smooth surfaces for hands-free use. Only use a dildo anally if it has a wide base or handle, and check the insertable length and diameter on the listing.

Inflatable, Tunnel and Specialist Plugs

For more experienced users there are inflatable plugs with a hand pump, hollow tunnel plugs, expanding designs and large plugs with suction bases. These suit people who already know their comfortable size and want to explore further. Go slowly, and stop if anything feels sharp or painful.

Douching and Hygiene Tools

Some people like to rinse before anal play. Our anal douching range includes bulbs and nozzles for this purpose. Follow the instructions supplied, use lukewarm water and avoid frequent or forceful rinsing.

How to Choose Anal Sex Toys

  • Your experience level: If you are new, start with a slim plug, a small prostate massager or a short string of graduated beads. You can always size up later.
  • Size and shape: Check the total length, insertable length and widest diameter on each listing. A tapered tip and a narrow neck are usually easier to insert and hold.
  • A safe base: Choose only toys with a flared base, a ring or a retrieval handle that stays outside the body.
  • Material: Silicone feels soft and flexible, glass and metal are firm and can be warmed or cooled, and TPR or PVC are often softer and more budget-friendly. Material varies, so check each listing.
  • Vibration and control: Decide whether you want a plain toy, a vibrating one, or remote or app control. Check whether it is rechargeable or uses batteries.
  • Water resistance: Some toys are described as waterproof or splash-proof. Check the listing before using any toy in the bath or shower.
  • Who will use it: For couples, look at remote control plugs, cock ring and plug combinations or toys designed to be worn during sex.

Using Anal Sex Toys Safely and Comfortably

Anal play can be comfortable and enjoyable when you take your time. The anus does not produce its own lubrication and the tissue is delicate, so preparation matters.

Getting Started

  • Start small: Begin with the smallest size that interests you and build up gradually over several sessions.
  • Use plenty of lubricant: Apply generously to the toy and the body, and reapply as needed. If you are unsure, a water-based lubricant is usually the safest choice. Avoid silicone lubricant with silicone toys unless the maker says it is fine.
  • Relax first: Foreplay, warm baths and slow breathing help the muscles relax. Never force a toy.
  • Stop if it hurts: Discomfort is a sign to slow down, add more lubricant or stop. Sharp pain or bleeding means stop and seek medical advice if it continues.

Choosing a Safe Design

  • Flared base or handle: Only use toys designed for anal use. The base or handle must stay outside the body so the toy cannot slip inside.
  • Check for damage: Inspect glass for chips and silicone for tears before every use, and do not use a damaged toy.
  • Follow wear-time guidance: If you plan to wear a plug for longer, check the manufacturer's advice and remove it if you feel any irritation.

Hygiene and Sharing

  • Do not switch straight from anal to vaginal use: Wash the toy thoroughly or change the condom before moving from anal to vaginal play.
  • Use condoms on shared toys: The NHS advises keeping sex toys clean and, if you share them, washing them between each use and putting a new condom on them each time. Read the NHS guidance on sex activities and risk for more information.

Cleaning and Storing Anal Sex Toys

  • Clean after every use: Wash with warm water and mild, unscented soap or a dedicated toy cleaner, then rinse and dry fully.
  • Follow the material: Non-porous materials such as silicone, glass and metal are easier to clean thoroughly. Softer materials such as TPR or PVC need careful washing and may need replacing sooner.
  • Protect the electronics: Only submerge a vibrating toy if it is described as waterproof, and keep charging ports and remotes dry.
  • Look after glass and metal: Avoid sudden temperature changes with glass, and check metal toys for scratches or rough edges.
  • Store separately: Keep each toy in its own pouch or box, away from heat and sunlight, and store silicone toys apart from other materials.

Our lubricants and essentials include water-based lubricants and toy cleaners to support comfortable, hygienic play.

Why Buy Anal Sex Toys from DelighToys

  • A wide choice in one place: Plugs, beads, prostate massagers, vibrating and remote control toys, training sets and douches from brands such as California Exotics, Ohmama, Pretty Love, Satisfyer, Fun Factory and Rocks-Off.
  • Clear product information: Listings show the dimensions, materials, power source and care guidance provided by the manufacturer.
  • Options for every level: Slim beginner shapes sit alongside larger, textured and specialist designs, so you can progress at your own pace.
  • Discreet packaging: Orders are sent in plain packaging with no product details on the outside.
  • UK, Ireland and EU delivery: We deliver across the United Kingdom, Ireland and the European Union, with secure checkout.

Anal Sex Toys – Frequently Asked Questions

Which anal toy is best for a beginner?

A slim butt plug with a tapered tip, a small prostate massager or a short set of graduated beads are good places to start. Look for a narrow width, a flared base and a soft or smooth material. Use plenty of lubricant and take your time.

Why must anal toys have a flared base?

The muscles of the rectum can draw objects inwards, so a toy without a wide base or handle could slip inside. A flared base, ring or retrieval handle stays outside the body and keeps the toy in place. Only use toys designed for anal play.

What lubricant should I use for anal play?

Use a generous amount of lubricant, as the anus does not produce its own. If you are unsure, a water-based lubricant is usually the safest choice. Avoid silicone lubricant with silicone toys unless the maker says it is suitable.

Can women use anal toys too?

Yes. People of every gender use anal toys. Many people with a vulva enjoy the feeling of fullness from a plug or beads, either on their own or during vaginal and clitoral play.

What is the difference between a butt plug and a prostate massager?

A butt plug is designed to sit in place and give a feeling of fullness. A prostate massager has a curved shape aimed at the prostate, often with a base that presses on the perineum. Some toys combine both ideas, so check the shape and description on each listing.

Can I use the same toy for anal and vaginal play?

Not without cleaning it first. Wash the toy thoroughly or put on a fresh condom before moving from anal to vaginal use, to avoid passing on bacteria.

How are anal toys delivered?

Orders are sent in discreet, plain packaging with no product names visible. We deliver to the UK, Ireland and throughout the EU.

Explore the Full Anal Range

Ready to explore at your own pace? Browse our anal sex toys above, compare size, material and features on each listing, and order with discreet delivery to the UK, Ireland and the EU.

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