Sex Toys

Is the Mr. Right right for you? Read this FTM packer review to find out!

So, who remembers playing “Bop It!” as a kid? The hyperactive gadget spun sweat drops across your face with every call-to-action, barking in a “self-care, bro!” voice, commanding every slumber party with goofy authority. The circle-jerk of a game was about as awkward as puberty, as each player fumbled the toy before the power-bottom commander-in-chief yelped with pain (or was it pleasure?). If this was your go-to sleepover activity in your youth, stop whatever you’re doing and consider a gloved (and far less awkward) iteration for adults. 

I’ll go ahead and admit this upfront: I’m not an anal master. My butt has only been host to a couple of small plugs (I’m a sucker for aesthetically pleasing sex toys, and the jewels and bunny tails always draw me in) and the occasional very lucky cock once in a blue moon. So my outlook upon being gifted the b-Vibe Vibrating Jewel Plug (M/L size) was equal parts “omg, this plug is so cute” and “sure, why not?”. Never before has my raven-like attraction to shiny objects rewarded me so richly.

While the average anal consumer may be satisfied with any ol’ ass toy, butt play connoisseurs demand more from their anal accessories. They seek stunning exteriors that expertly stimulate their interiors. They want their ass toys designed by engineers who know the anus like the back of their hand. And who could blame them?

Art and eroticism combine in the Chrystalino line of handblown glass sex toys.

Good things come in strange packages. At least that’s the case with the Gvibe3 vibrator.

The Kiiroo Titan has been my steady personal trainer for the past 3-months. Sometimes I use it solo and other times with my wife, who enjoys watching me get off. This stroker has not only helped with building my stamina, but it has also increased my sensitivity level during actual sex.

Initially marketing for sore necks and backs, the Magic Wand was also being recognized for soothing other parts of the body as well. As early as the 1970's women quickly realized this hand-held device could be used off-label (ahem) for clitoral stimulation.