Metal Hard Stainless Steel Urethral Sound Dilator is a Metal Hard product in the Anal Training & Dilators category. Add more presence to your urethral play with the Metal Hard 6mm urethral dilator, a smooth sound crafted from a single piece of polished stainless steel. At 6mm, this urethral dilator sits at the fuller end of the range, making it a choice for those who have already grown confident with finer gauges and want a more pronounced sensation. The smooth handle and rounded tip are designed for steady, controlled handling, and the solid steel construction gives it a firm, cool and weighted feel.
Key Features
Solid stainless steel: Manufactured from a single piece of stainless steel with no seams or joins.
6mm gauge: Dilates up to 6mm, offering a fuller sensation for more experienced users.
Smooth handle and tip: The handle and tip are smooth, not spiral, supporting controlled insertion and removal.
Non-porous surface: Stainless steel is non-porous, so it cleans thoroughly and can be sterilised easily.
Firm, weighted feel: The steel provides a smooth, cool and substantial sensation many enthusiasts prefer.
Width: 4MM, 5MM, 6MM.
Available Options
Width: 4MM, 5MM, 6MM.
Product Specifications
Brand
Metal Hard
Product Type
Anal Training & Dilators
Variant SKUs
D-205417, D-205418, D-205419
Width
4MM, 5MM, 6MM
Material
Stainless steel, Metal
Stated Measurements
4 mm; 4mm; 5 mm; 6 mm
Variant Options
Width: 4MM, 5MM, 6MM
How to Use and Care
Clean before and after use with mild soap and warm water or a suitable toy cleaner, then dry fully and store separately. If lubricant compatibility is uncertain, water-based lubricant is the safest starting point.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is Metal Hard Stainless Steel Urethral Sound Dilator made from?
The stated material is Stainless steel, Metal.
How should Metal Hard Stainless Steel Urethral Sound Dilator be used and cared for?
Clean before and after use with mild soap and warm water or a suitable toy cleaner, then dry fully and store separately. If lubricant compatibility is uncertain, water-based lubricant is the safest starting point.
