Butt Plugs
A good butt plug is all about a comfortable taper, a safe flared base, and a size you can actually relax into.
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Buying guide
How to choose a butt plug
The right plug is comfortable from the first use. Here's what the Coyscore weighs — and what to look for yourself — so you start at the right size.
1. Size and taper — start small
The most common beginner mistake is starting too big. A slim plug with a smooth, gradual taper eases in comfortably and lets you relax. You can always progress to a larger size later — a training set makes stepping up simple.
- Beginners do best around 2.5–3cm at the widest point
- A gradual taper is more comfortable than a sudden bulge
- The beginner-friendly tag flags gentle starter sizes
2. A flared base and body-safe material
Every plug you'll consider here has a flared base or finger loop — the safety feature that keeps it easy to retrieve. Pair that with non-porous, body-safe silicone or glass, which clean up completely and are recommended for internal use.
- A flared base is the one non-negotiable for anal safety
- Non-porous silicone and glass are the body-safe choices
- We stock body-safe materials and flag anything unverified
3. Lube, comfort & the Coyscore
The anus doesn't self-lubricate, so a thick, water-based lube is essential for comfort — reviewers mention it more than anything else. That's why the Coyscore weights comfort, base safety and easy cleaning directly, drawn from thousands of real reviews across the web.
- Use more water-based lube than you'd expect
- Silicone lube degrades silicone toys — choose water-based
- The Coyscore aggregates real cross-web reviews, not our own stars
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