Anal Plug Biggi 23 x 11.5 cm

Anal Plug Biggi 23 x 11.5 cm – a cone that takes its time 🖤

Drawn out rather than stubby: the Biggi anal plug by All Black starts at the top with a narrow, rounded tip and rises evenly over a long distance before reaching its full width. Only shortly before the end sits a collar running all the way round, below which the plug pulls in to a deep waist. That long rise is the decisive difference to the stubby models: the increase is spread over a large distance and you notice early where your limit lies. The broad wedge base rests flat and keeps the plug in place. The TPR is soft and gives way sideways, so the cone deforms noticeably under pressure. The total height is build height, not insertion depth. You will find it with the anal plugs, under Extreme Dildos and with anal sex toys.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Manufacturer: All Black
• 🧵 Material: TPR
• 🖤 Colour: Black
• 📏 Size: 23 x 11.5 cm
• 🖤 Shape: tall cone, collar, wedge base

❓ FAQ

What does the long rise achieve?

Predictability. A shallow climb over such a long distance gives the tissue time to widen instead of demanding it over a short distance. That is exactly why some people get further with this model than with a stubby one of the same width. The price is the length that comes along on the way.

Do I have to reach the collar?

No. The collar marks the maximum, not the target. Where you stop stays your decision, and the wedge base makes sure nothing can disappear. Many stay in the middle third of the cone for good.

What should I watch when pulling it out?

Calm. Breathe out, let the muscle give way itself and do not pull. Anyone getting hasty here makes the next attempt harder, because the muscle then tightens up. More on that in the guide to extreme dildos.

How do I care for it?

Work thoroughly under the collar and in the waist with warm water and toy cleaner, then dry it completely and store it on its own. At this size separate storage pays off, because the material can bleed. Use water-based anal lubricant only, as silicone-based products attack the surface.