Anal Dildos

Not sure where to begin? Pick the path that feels closest to what you want right now — you can always switch or level up later.

Beginner Anal Dildos
Start here if you want something easy, smaller, and confidence-building

Vibrating Anal Dildos
Choose this if you want more sensation without jumping up in size

Realistic Anal Dildos
Go here if you’re after a fuller, more lifelike feel

Glass Anal Dildos
Best for a smooth, firm, more defined sensation

Start with one that feels right — and if it clicks, you’ll know exactly where to go next. Looking for something more unique? Explore our fantasy-inspired designs.

What Makes a Dildo Suitable for Anal Use
Not every dildo is suitable for anal use, and this is where small design details really matter.

It mostly comes down to safety, shape, and how much control you feel you have.

- A flared base or handle to keep everything secure
- A tapered tip for easier insertion
- A smooth or gradual shape to help you control the pace
These details might seem small, but they make a big difference in how comfortable and secure everything feels.

Popular Types of Anal Dildos
There are different types of anal dildos depending on material and feel, from softer silicone toys to firmer, more structured options.

- Silicone anal dildos – softer and more flexible
- Glass anal dildos – smooth and firm
- Metal anal dildos – heavier with a more defined feel

Each offers a slightly different level of intensity and control.

A few small things make a big difference.

- Use plenty of water-based lubricant — choosing the right one can make a big difference, especially at the start
- Start with a size that feels manageable
- Move slowly and let your body adjust
- Relaxation matters more than force

If you’re unsure how to prepare, our guide on how to prepare for anal play walks you through simple steps that make everything feel easier.

Aftercare matters too. Keeping your toys clean is simple, but it makes a big difference over time. Our guide on how to clean anal toys walks you through exactly what to do.

It can feel that way at first — that’s completely normal.

Starting smaller and going slowly makes a big difference, and once you’re comfortable, moving up feels much more natural.

It shouldn’t. Discomfort usually comes from going too fast or not using enough lubricant.

Taking your time and relaxing your body makes everything feel much easier.

Start with something smaller, smoother, and slightly tapered.

It’s easier to guide and lets you stay in control without feeling overwhelmed.

Look for a design you feel confident controlling.

A flared base or handle is the easiest way to keep things secure, especially while you’re still getting used to it.

Go smaller than you think you need.

It makes everything easier to manage, and you can always size up once you know what feels comfortable.