Anal Training Kits

A training kit takes the guesswork out of sizing up — a few graduated plugs that build confidence at your own pace.

Every kit here is rated by its Coyscore, our category-aware trust score built from thousands of real reviews across the web — weighted for gentle size steps, safe flared bases and body-safe silicone. Once you've worked through a set, a single larger butt plug is an easy next step. We stock body-safe materials only and ship NZ-wide in plain, discreet packaging. Jump to the buying guide ›

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No. 1 85Coyscore Crystal Jellies Anal Starter Training Kit 3.8 InchCoy Recommended340 reviews $54.95 No. 2 84Coyscore Crystal Jellies Anal Starter Training Kit 5 InchCoy Recommended340 reviews $59.95
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Anal Training Kits: your questions, answered

choosingHow do I choose an anal training kit?
Look at how many plugs are included and how gently the sizes step up. A good beginner kit starts slim — around 2.5cm — and rises in small increments, all in body-safe silicone with flared bases. Three-piece sets suit most people. The Coyscore weights base safety, sizing and comfort from real reviews.
comparisonTraining kit vs. a single plug — which is better to start with?
A training kit is usually the better start. Instead of guessing one size, you get a few graduated plugs so you can begin slim and step up only when you're ready. A single plug is fine if you already know your size; a kit removes the guesswork for beginners.
safetyDo training-kit plugs all have flared bases?
Yes — every plug in a proper training kit has a flared base, the safety feature that stops it slipping in too far to retrieve. Work through the sizes in order, never skip ahead, and use plenty of thick water-based lube. Body-safe silicone is the easiest, most forgiving material to train with.
beginnersAre training kits designed for beginners?
Absolutely — they're built for exactly this. A kit starts smaller than most people expect and lets you progress one gentle step at a time, so nothing feels rushed. Take your time on each size, use lots of water-based lube, and only move up when the current plug feels easy.
careHow do I clean and store a training kit?
Wash each plug with warm water and toy cleaner before and after use, then air-dry fully before returning it to the set. Body-safe silicone is non-porous, so it cleans up completely. Keep the kit anal-only, store it separately from other toys, and always pair silicone with water-based lube.
deliveryIs delivery discreet?
Always — every order ships in plain, unbranded packaging with a discreet billing descriptor, so nothing on the parcel or your statement gives it away. We ship NZ-wide with free shipping over $150. We don't offer change-of-mind returns or exchanges, whether or not it's been opened, but we'll always put a fault right.

Buying guide

How to choose an anal training kit

A training kit is the gentlest way to build up — graduated plugs that let you progress at your own pace. Here's what the Coyscore weighs and what to look for.

Coy buying-guide card — “Gentle steps in a beginner-friendly set”

1. Gentle steps in a beginner-friendly set

The best kits start slim — around 2.5cm — and rise in small, manageable increments, usually across three plugs. Big jumps between sizes are the thing to avoid. Body-safe silicone flexes and forgives, which makes it the kindest material for training.

  • Start around 2.5cm and step up gradually
  • Three-piece silicone sets suit most beginners
  • Avoid kits with big jumps between sizes
Coy buying-guide card — “Every size keeps a flared base”

2. Every size keeps a flared base

In a proper kit, each plug has its own flared base — the safety feature that keeps it easy to retrieve. Work through the set in order and don't skip a size; the goal is comfort, not speed. Move up only when the current size feels easy.

  • Every plug should have a flared base
  • Progress in order — never skip a size
  • Move up only when the current plug feels easy
The Coyscore ring at 89 out of 100 with sub-bars for body-safe, base safety and comfort

3. Lube, pace and the Coyscore

Reviewers agree on two things: use more thick water-based lube than you'd expect, and take it slowly. The Coyscore weights sizing, base safety and comfort, drawn from thousands of real cross-web reviews rather than our own stars, so you can see which kits people actually got on with.

  • Use plenty of thick water-based lube
  • Patience beats rushing every time
  • The Coyscore aggregates real cross-web reviews, not our own

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