Ass Blaster Balloon-Shape Silicone Anal Tail Plug For Him and Her

What it is

The AssBlaster Anal Tail #1 is a one-piece black silicone anal plug with a curved tail that loops out from its base, sold by Nasstoys on a single hanging blister card. The card front carries a red "100% SILICONE" badge and marks the item "For Him & Her", and the plug itself is moulded in one solid piece with no batteries, no motor and nothing to assemble. It sits in our adult toys range as a plain, mechanical object: a shaped body, a holding point, and a material.

The shape, part by part

The plug has four distinct sections, and each one does a job. Reading from the top down:

• A rounded bulb head. The tip is domed rather than pointed, swelling to the plug's widest point roughly a third of the way down. There is no sharp shoulder anywhere on it — the profile is one continuous curve.
• A narrow waist. Below the bulb the body pinches in sharply. This is the section the body closes around, and it is why the widest point sits above rather than at the base.
• A transverse base bar. The waist opens out into a short horizontal bar that runs across the body's axis, wider than the shaft and flattened rather than round. It is the stop, and it is what keeps the plug external and retrievable.
• The curved tail. From the underside of the base, a smooth tapered tail sweeps out and around in an open hook roughly the length of the plug itself. It is not a separate part glued on; it runs out of the same moulding.

Because the whole object is cast as a single piece, there is no joint, seam, thread or bonded collar anywhere on it. Nothing can unscrew, work loose or trap residue in a gap between two parts, which is a genuine durability and hygiene difference from a toy built from a body plus an attached handle.

Every row above is taken from the packaging itself or is plainly visible in the product photograph. We list only what we can confirm.

What "100% silicone" actually means

Silicone is a synthetic polymer built on a backbone of silicon and oxygen rather than the carbon chains that make up most plastics, and that backbone is the reason it behaves the way it does. Once a silicone part is moulded and set, it is a finished elastomer — flexible, but chemically stable and effectively inert at room and body temperature.

Three practical consequences follow for a plug like this one. First, finished silicone is non-porous: the surface has no open microscopic structure for residue or moisture to sink into, so what you wash off the surface is what comes off, full stop. Second, a 100% silicone body contains no added plasticisers — the soft, mobile oils that give some flexible plastics their give and that can migrate out of the material over time, leaving the surface tacky and the object stiffer. Silicone gets its flex from its own structure, so there is nothing of that kind to leach away. Third, silicone has low thermal conductivity: it does not pull heat out of skin the way metal or glass does, so it feels neutral rather than cold on contact and warms to body temperature quickly once held.

The same chemistry gives one important restriction, and it catches people out. Silicone-based lubricant should not be used on a silicone surface. The two are chemically alike, and the lubricant can soften and dull the toy's outer layer over repeated contact, leaving a slightly sticky finish that never fully washes off. Use a water-based lubricant with this plug.

How to use it

No directions are printed on the card, so the following is general guidance for the category rather than transcribed manufacturer instructions. Anal play has a mechanical reality to it: unlike other tissue, this area produces no lubrication of its own, so lubricant is a requirement here and not an optional extra.

1. Wash the plug before first use and again before every use after that.
2. Apply water-based lubricant generously to the bulb, the waist and the entrance — more than you think is needed, and reapply rather than pushing on with a dry surface.
3. Go slowly and let the shape do the work. The bulb tapers for a reason; steady, patient pressure allows the body to relax around the widest point rather than being forced past it. If it resists, stop, add more lubricant and give it time.
4. Stop at the waist. The plug is designed to settle with the narrow section held and the base bar and tail outside the body. The tail is never inserted.
5. Remove with the tail, not by pulling on the base alone. The hook gives a secure finger grip, which is the entire point of its shape — it turns removal into a controlled, gradual movement instead of an awkward grab.

If anything is painful rather than merely unfamiliar, stop. Pain is information, and nothing about this object requires you to push through it.

Cleaning and storage

Wash with warm water and a mild unscented soap before and after every use, paying attention to the groove where the waist meets the base bar and to the inside curve of the tail — those are the two places where soap and lubricant residue naturally collect. Rinse thoroughly, because leftover soap is a far more common source of irritation than the toy itself, then dry completely with a lint-free cloth or let it air dry before putting it away.

Store it dry, on its own, and not pressed against other toys. Soft materials left in long contact with each other can mark or react, so a dedicated pouch or a separate drawer compartment is worth the small effort. Keep it out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources. Inspect it occasionally: a sound silicone surface is smooth and springs back cleanly, so any nick, split or soft patch is a sign to retire it rather than keep using it.

Who it's for

This suits an adult who wants a simple, unpowered plug with an obvious handle on it. The card marks it for both men and women, and it has the same shape and the same handling for either — it appears in both our men's toys and women's toys sections for exactly that reason.

The tail design in particular appeals to people who find the retrieval question off-putting, because an external hook that you can see and take hold of is reassuring in a way a flat flange is not. It is also a reasonable choice for someone who does not want electronics: there is no motor to fail, no seal to breach, no battery compartment, and no charge level to think about.

It is the wrong product for a couple of people. If you want vibration, this is not that product. If you want a precise fit to a stated measurement, no dimensions are published for this item, so you would be buying on the shape in the photograph rather than on a number — worth knowing before you order.

Good to know

• Adults 18 and over only. Keep out of reach of children.
• Use a water-based lubricant. Silicone-based products can damage a silicone surface over time.
• The base bar and tail stay outside the body. Both exist to keep the plug retrievable; neither should be inserted.
• Do not share without a barrier. If the toy is used by more than one person, use a fresh condom over it for each person and wash it in between.
• Stop if you feel pain, bleeding or ongoing discomfort, and speak to a licensed healthcare professional if anything concerns you afterwards.
• Check first if you are under medical care. If you have had surgery in the area or are seeing a professional about anything related, ask them before using it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the tail on this plug actually for?

The tail is a retrieval handle. It curves out from the base of the plug in an open hook, giving you something solid to hold so that removal is slow and controlled rather than fiddly. It also sits outside the body at all times, which is the second half of its job — together with the flared base bar, it is what keeps the plug where you put it.

What is the AssBlaster Anal Tail #1 made of?

It is made of 100% silicone, as stated on the front of the retail card. That means a non-porous, flexible surface with no added plasticisers, which is why it can be washed properly and why it feels neutral rather than cold to the touch. The plug is black with a matte finish.

Which lubricant should I use with it?

Use a water-based lubricant. Silicone-based lubricants are chemically similar to the toy's own material and can soften or dull the surface over repeated use, leaving it tacky. Water-based formulas rinse off cleanly and are safe on silicone — apply generously and reapply as needed rather than continuing with a dry surface.

How do I clean it between uses?

Wash it with warm water and a mild unscented soap, then rinse and dry it fully. Give the groove below the base bar and the inner curve of the tail a little extra attention, since residue collects there first. Let it dry completely before storing it on its own, away from other toys and out of direct sunlight.

How is the order packaged for delivery?

Orders ship in plain, unmarked outer packaging with no product images or descriptive wording on the outside. The sender details and the shipping label give nothing away about the contents, and the item is sealed inside before it goes out.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe product specifications directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Adult novelty device for adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.