Prostate Stimulator in Steel, Ribbed with a T-Handle 12.7 cm

Prostate Stimulator in Steel, Ribbed with a T-Handle 12.7 cm 🎯

A prostate stimulator by Metal Hard in solid steel. The shaft is curved and ribbed over half its length; at the front sits a smooth ball, at the back a T-handle whose two ends also run out into balls. A plug in the narrower sense it is not - it has no base to leave it sitting in, but a handle to guide it. 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 prostate vibrators, under anal sex toys and with sex toys for men; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Metal Hard.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: solid steel
• 📏 Length: 12.7 cm
• 〰️ Shaft: curved, ribbed
• ✅ Tip: ball
• ✋ Handle: T-shape with two balls

❓ FAQ

What is the ribbing for?

It makes the movement felt. A smooth shaft glides through, a ribbed one reports every millimetre - that is the difference between leaving it in and guiding it.

Does it stay in by itself?

No, and that is deliberate. It is guided, not worn; anyone looking for something to leave in finds it under anal plugs.

How is it inserted?

Slowly and with plenty of lubricant from water-based lubricant. Steel does not give way - whatever catches is not pushed but started again.

What are the balls on the handle for?

For holding and as a stop. The handle across the shaft is what makes the small, controlled movements possible that matter here.

How cold is steel?

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

How is it cleaned?

With hot water and soap or a toy cleaner from sex toy cleaner. More collects in the grooves than on smooth metal.

Is it something for beginners?

Only up to a point. Solid steel forgives no haste; anyone starting anally begins softer and narrower - a selection stands under 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.