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Sex Toys – Vibrators, Dildos, Anal Toys, Bondage Gear and More

Our sex toys collection brings together thousands of adult products for every body, every relationship and every level of experience. You will find vibrators and dildos, anal toys and prostate massagers, strap-ons and harnesses, cock rings, male masturbators, bondage gear and sets designed for couples. Whether you are buying your first toy or adding to a well-used drawer, the range lets you compare shapes, sizes, materials and power options side by side. Each listing gives the manufacturer's details, so you can choose with confidence and enjoy solo pleasure or shared play your way.

Finding the Right Toy for You

With such a large range, it helps to start with how you want to use a toy rather than with a brand or a price. Think about where you want stimulation, whether you will use it alone or with a partner, and how much power, size or intensity feels right for you today.

For Solo Pleasure

Solo play is the easiest way to learn what you enjoy. Small bullet vibrators and classic vibrators are simple to control, while rabbit and G-spot styles combine internal and external sensation. For penis owners, strokers, sleeves and vacuum-style masturbators offer a very different feel from the hand. Many people keep more than one toy so they can match the mood, from a quick, gentle session to a longer, more intense one.

For Couples and Partner Play

Toys can add variety to sex without replacing anything. Vibrating cock rings, wearable couples vibrators and remote control toys let both partners feel the sensation, while strap-ons and harnesses open up new roles. Couples games and starter kits are a gentle way to talk about what you would like to try. Agree on limits together and keep communication open, especially when you try something new.

For Beginners and Experienced Users

If you are new to toys, look for smaller sizes, simple controls and easy-to-clean materials. Experienced users often explore larger dildos, thrusting or rotating motion, metal and glass for temperature play, or fetish and bondage gear. There is no right order to explore in. Go at your own pace and choose what feels comfortable and exciting.

Popular Types of Sex Toys in Our Range

Vibrators and Clitoral Stimulators

Vibrators are the largest group in the collection. You can choose from bullets, classic and realistic vibrators, rabbit, G-spot and wand designs, plus air pulse and suction stimulators that work without direct contact. Some are rechargeable by USB, others use replaceable batteries, and many add remote or app control.

Dildos and Realistic Toys

Dildos range from small, smooth beginner shapes to large, veined realistic models with balls and suction cup bases. Materials include silicone, TPE and TPR, PVC, glass and metal. Compare the total length, insertable length and diameter on each listing, as these vary widely from one model to the next.

Anal Toys and Prostate Massagers

Butt plugs, anal beads, douches and prostate massagers make up a large part of the range, from slim starter plugs to vibrating and remote control designs. Browse our anal sex toys for the full selection. Any toy used anally must have a flared base or handle.

Male Sex Toys

For penis owners, the range includes strokers and sleeves from brands such as Tenga and Fleshlight, realistic vaginas and torsos, penis pumps and many styles of cock ring. Explore our male masturbators if you are looking for a textured sleeve, a reusable cup or an automatic stroker.

Strap-Ons and Harnesses

Strap-on sets pair a dildo with an adjustable harness, while harness-only options let you choose your own dildo. Hollow strap-ons, double-ended designs and strapless styles give different experiences for the wearer and the partner. Check the waist sizing and the harness fitting on each listing.

Bondage, Fetish and BDSM Gear

Handcuffs, restraints, blindfolds, masks, paddles, whips, collars and complete kits are available for light teasing or more serious play. Our BDSM and bondage toys collection groups these together so you can build a set that suits your experience.

How to Choose Sex Toys

  • Where you want stimulation: Decide whether you want external, internal, anal or penile stimulation, or a toy that combines more than one.
  • Size: For any insertable toy, compare length, insertable length and diameter, and size down if you are unsure.
  • Material: Look for the material stated by the manufacturer, such as silicone, ABS, glass, metal, TPE or PVC. Non-porous materials are easier to clean thoroughly.
  • Power source: Choose between rechargeable models and battery-powered toys, and check whether batteries are included.
  • Control: Buttons on the toy suit solo use, while remote or app control is handy for partner play. Check the control options on each listing.
  • Water resistance: Some toys are described as waterproof or splash-proof and others are not, so check each listing before using a toy in the bath or shower.
  • Noise: If quiet operation matters to you, read the manufacturer's description rather than assuming every toy is silent.

Using Sex Toys Safely

General Comfort

  • Start gently: Begin with the lowest setting or a smaller size and build up gradually. Stop if anything feels painful, numb or uncomfortable.
  • Use the right lubricant: If you are unsure, a water-based lubricant is usually the safest choice. Avoid silicone lubricant with silicone toys unless the manufacturer says it is fine.
  • Follow the instructions: Read the guidance supplied with each product, including any limits on use time or water exposure.

Anal Play

  • Flared base or handle: Only use toys designed for anal use, with a flared base or handle that stops them slipping inside.
  • Start small: Choose a smaller size first and use plenty of lubricant.
  • Stop if it hurts: Pain is a sign to stop. Go slowly and relax.

Bondage and Restraint

  • Agree on limits: Discuss boundaries before you start and use a safe word or signal.
  • Keep safety shears nearby: Have a quick way to release restraints, and check circulation regularly.
  • Never leave anyone alone: Stay with a restrained partner at all times, and never restrict breathing with collars or anything around the neck.

Hygiene and Sharing

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 more in the NHS guidance on sex activities and risk.

Cleaning and Storing Your 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 care instructions for your product.
  • Protect electronics: Do not submerge a toy unless it is described as waterproof, and keep charging ports dry.
  • Care for sleeves and soft materials: Rinse masturbator sleeves inside and out, let them dry completely, and use a renewing powder if the manufacturer recommends one.
  • Store separately: Keep toys in a clean pouch or their original box, away from heat and direct sunlight, and store different materials apart.
  • Check for wear: Replace any toy with cracks, tears or a sticky surface.

You will find water-based lubricants, toy cleaners and other everyday extras in our lubricants and essentials collection.

Why Buy Sex Toys from DelighToys

  • A very wide choice: Thousands of products from brands such as Pretty Love, Satisfyer, California Exotics, Baile, Tenga and Fleshlight, all in one place.
  • Clear product information: Each listing shows the size, materials, power source and care details stated by the manufacturer.
  • 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.

Sex Toys – Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good first sex toy for a beginner?

A small bullet or classic vibrator is a popular first choice because it is simple to use and works externally. Penis owners often start with a soft stroker or a simple cock ring. Choose a modest size and easy-to-clean material, then explore from there.

Which materials are easiest to keep clean?

Non-porous materials such as silicone, ABS, glass and metal are easier to clean thoroughly than softer porous materials. The material for each product is shown on its listing, so check it before you buy and follow the care instructions supplied.

Which lubricant should I use with my toy?

If you are unsure, a water-based lubricant is usually the safest choice. Avoid silicone lubricant with silicone toys unless the manufacturer says it is fine, and never use oil-based lubricant with latex condoms.

Are sex toys waterproof?

Some are and some are not. Many toys are described as waterproof or splash-proof, but others must be kept dry, so check the water-resistance information on each listing before using a toy in the bath or shower.

Can I share toys with a partner?

Yes, but keep them clean. Wash a toy between each use and put a new condom on it each time if you are sharing it, especially when moving between partners or between anal and vaginal play.

How do I choose the right size?

Compare the total length, insertable length and diameter shown on each listing with toys you already own or have measured. If you are unsure, choose the smaller size, particularly for anal play.

How will my order be packaged?

Your order is sent in plain, discreet packaging with no product details on the outside. We deliver to the United Kingdom, Ireland and across the European Union.

Explore Our Sex Toys Collection

Ready to find something new? Browse the sex toys above, compare size, material and power on each listing, and order with discreet delivery to the UK, Ireland and the EU.

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