4.75 Inch
4.75 Inch
The Oxballs 4.75 Inch Tunnel Plug offers a uniquely soft and filling experience. Crafted from body-safe silicone, its pliable nature provides a comfortable, deep sensation once in place. Reviewers appreciate its substantial feel and the gentle stretch of its thicker neck.
This tunnel plug is designed for those who enjoy a profound sense of fullness without a pointy tip or thin stem, making it a favorite for extended wear.
Is it for you?
A great fit if…
- You enjoy a profound sense of fullness.
- You prioritize comfort for extended wear.
- You appreciate soft, pliable silicone toys.
Maybe look elsewhere if…
- You prefer toys with a firm insertion point.
- You're new to anal play and prefer easier insertion.
Use & care
- Clean with toy cleaner and warm water before and after each use.
- Store in a dry, dust-free place.
The Coyscore
71/100 — the honest lowdown
Our category-aware score, built from real reviews across the web — sourced, weighted, updated weekly.
People love
- squishy-soft and very wearable
- gives a sensation of feeling "full"
- silicone material is top notch
- no pointy tip and no skinny stem
- comfortable and filling once it’s in
Worth knowing
- may take a little work inserting
- harder to insert than harder toys
- can be difficult to find a wider/thicker plug
In their words · sourced & attributed
This chunky silicone plug may take a little work inserting into your butt if you’re working up in size, but damn is it comfortable and filling once it’s in
Just wanted to say this plug feels great! The head/body of the plug is quite big so it gives a sensation of feeling "full" despite not being a tall plug
The silicone material is top notch. I have a lot of Doc Johnson silicone plugs which feel good, but the silicone on the Oxballs Ergo feels more "slippery" and a lot more comfortable.
Softer toys will be harder to insert than harder toys.
If you're intent is to get a plug for long term wear, go with what you can handle. Yes, three ergo plugs are harder to get in, (I have 2) but all that means is that you push from the neck instead of the base.
Quotes are attributed to their source and shown for comparison — not Coy reviews.