Anal Plug in Steel with a Cock Ring 5 x 5 cm

Anal Plug in Steel with a Cock Ring 5 x 5 cm 🔗

An anal plug by Metal Hard in polished steel, firmly joined to a cock ring by a curved arm. The ring sits at the front, the arm leads backwards, the cone-shaped plug sits on a screw base and can be taken off. Together the two hold each other in place. Metal is the easiest material to care for in toys: it absorbs nothing, it tolerates any lubricant and it can be cleaned with hot water. It stands with anal plugs, under cock rings and with anal sex toys; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Metal Hard.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: polished steel
• ✅ Build: ring, arm and plug
• ✅ Plug shape: cone-shaped
• ✅ Screw base: yes, plug removable
• ✋ Surface: polished

❓ FAQ

How is it put on?

Insert the plug first, then slip the ring over testicles and penis. The other way round pulls at a place not made for it.

Is lubricant needed?

Plenty, and water-based is entirely enough with steel - suitable ones stand under water-based lubricant. Steel does not glide by itself.

What is the screw base for?

It holds the plug on the arm and lets it come off. For cleaning that is the difference between thorough and approximate.

How heavy is it?

Solid steel has weight, and that is part of the matter. Lying down you hardly notice it, walking very much so - so it should be planned.

How long may it be worn?

Twenty to thirty minutes is the usual frame. The ring sets the limit, not the plug.

How is it cleaned?

Taken apart, with hot water and soap or a toy cleaner from sex toy cleaner. Steel absorbs nothing and also tolerates boiling.

Is it something for beginners?

Only with anal experience. Steel does not give way; anyone still practising anally begins with something soft from sex toys for beginners.

How is it stored?

Dry and on its own. Polished steel shows every scratch, and in a drawer full of metal it gets them.

How cold is steel?

Noticeably so at first. Anyone who does not want that puts the plug in warm water for a few minutes - and anyone who is after exactly that does the opposite.

Does it stay in by itself?

The ring holds it, not the plug. That is precisely the advantage of this build: without the ring a steel cone would not be something that stays.