Ass Blaster Classic-Shape Red Silicone Anal Tail For Him and Her

What it is

The AssBlaster Anal Tail #3 is a one-piece red silicone anal plug with a moulded tail, supplied as a single unit on a blister card and marked on the front as 100% silicone. The card carries the AssBlaster name above the title Anal Tail #3, a For Him & Her banner across the corner, and the Nasstoys wordmark at the foot. It sits in our Adult Toys range.

The shape: one continuous taper

The insertable section is a single smooth cone with a rounded tip that widens evenly along its whole length to a short narrow neck. There is no separate bulb and no pinched waist partway up — the diameter only ever increases from the tip to the neck, then steps in sharply at the collar.

That geometry is what gives it its character. On a bulbed design the widest point sits partway along, so there is a shoulder to pass and then a narrower section behind it. Here the widest point is at the very end of the insertable section, immediately in front of the collar, so insertion is a steady progression with no sudden step, and the device settles against the neck rather than hooking behind a bulb.

Below the neck is a transverse base bar — a flat wing to each side, swept gently back and upward, considerably wider than the probe itself. The bar is the stop. It lies flat across the body, spreads contact across a broad area instead of a single rim, and keeps everything from the collar down on the outside.

The tail: a ribbed curl, not a cord

A slender tail is moulded out of the underside of the base bar and curls round through close to a full circle before tapering to a fine point. It is part of the same casting — not a cord threaded through a hole, not a loop bonded on afterwards — so there is no knot, crimp or glued collar anywhere along it to work loose or to trap residue.

The outer face of the curl is ribbed, a run of raised bands set across the tail. There are two practical consequences. The ribs give the fingers something to catch, so the tail can be located and held by touch alone rather than pinching at a smooth wet surface. And because the tail curls back on itself instead of hanging straight down, it stays close in rather than projecting away.

In use the tail is a handle. It is the part you reach for, and it remains outside throughout.

What 100% silicone means here

Silicone is a synthetic polymer built on a silicon–oxygen backbone rather than the carbon backbone of most plastics. It arrives as a thick liquid, is poured or injected into a mould, and sets into a solid elastic form. Finished silicone of this type is non-porous — the surface has no open structure for fluid or residue to soak into, which is the main reason it became the standard material for body-contact products.

A "100% silicone" marking also tells you something by omission. There is no separate softening agent blended in to make the material flexible; the give is a property of the polymer itself. Softened plastics take their flexibility from plasticiser additives, which can migrate out of the material over time and leave a surface feeling tacky. A solid silicone moulding has nothing of that kind to lose.

The one compatibility rule worth committing to memory: use a water-based lubricant, not a silicone one. Silicone lubricant and a silicone surface are chemically alike, and extended contact between them can soften or dull the finish. Water-based is the safe default and rinses away from both the device and the skin with plain water.

How to use it

Wash it before the first use, and before every use after that. What follows is general guidance for silicone anal products rather than manufacturer directions; follow any insert supplied with your item where the two differ.

Apply a generous amount of water-based lubricant to the probe and to the body. Anal use is not self-lubricating, so lubricant is a requirement rather than an optional extra — reapply instead of pressing on if anything starts to feel dry. Insert slowly and let the taper do the work. The steady widening means you can stop at any point and go no further. Stop at the collar: the base bar should rest flat against the body, with only the bar and the tail outside.

To remove, take hold of the ribbed part of the tail and draw it out gently along the same line it went in. Never pull sharply. If you meet resistance, pause, add more lubricant and try again.

Cleaning a ribbed tail and storing a curled one

Wash with warm water and a mild unscented soap, or a dedicated toy cleanser, straight after use. Two places need attention that a smooth toy does not have: the underside of the base bar where the tail joins it, which is a sheltered corner, and the grooves between the ribs. Run a fingertip or a soft brush along the ribbing rather than wiping over the top of it, or soap film dries in the channels. Rinse thoroughly and dry fully before putting it away — cleanser left behind in a groove is more of an irritant than anything it was there to remove.

Storage deserves a mention because of the curl. Silicone is elastic and returns to its moulded shape, but a tight radius held flattened under weight for months is the one thing that can leave the tail sitting slightly open. Store it loose and on its side with the curl unloaded, not folded beneath heavier items in a drawer. Keep it away from soft PVC and jelly-type toys, which can react against silicone where the two touch, and out of direct sunlight and heat.

Who it's for

The card marks it For Him & Her, and nothing about the shape is specific to one anatomy. It is listed for both men and women.

The continuous taper and the absence of a bulb make this a straightforward profile rather than a demanding one — there is no stepped shoulder to negotiate on the way in. The tail is the distinguishing feature, and it is worth being plain about who that suits. It is simultaneously a practical handle and a visible, playful one. If you want something that sits flush and disappears, a flat-flange plug is the better pick; if the tail is the point, this is the product.

It is not the right choice for anyone after a powered device. There is no motor and no battery compartment — it is a solid moulding and nothing switches on.

Good to know

• For adults 18 and over only.
• Water-based lubricant only. A silicone lubricant can degrade a silicone surface.
• Never use any anal product that lacks a wide external stop. This one has a base bar, and it should stay outside at all times.
• Stop if you feel pain, pinching or numbness. Discomfort is a signal to stop, not something to work through.
• Do not share it without cleaning it thoroughly between users, or without a barrier.
• If you have haemorrhoids, a recent injury, or any medical condition affecting the area, speak to a healthcare professional before use.
• Check it over before each use — run it through your fingers and look for nicks, splits or soft patches. A damaged surface stops being non-porous, and the item should be retired at that point.
• Keep out of reach of children.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the "#3" in Anal Tail #3 refer to?

It is the model designation printed on the card — AssBlaster anal tails are numbered as a range. The number identifies this particular shape: a smooth, continuously tapered probe with a flared transverse base bar and a ribbed tail curled back on itself. Dimensions are not published for this item, so if you need exact measurements, contact us before ordering.

What lubricant should I use with this?

Use a water-based lubricant. A silicone-based lubricant is chemically similar to the device's own surface, and extended contact can soften or dull it, so water-based is the correct choice for any 100% silicone item. Oil-based products are also best avoided here, since they are difficult to rinse back out of the ribbing on the tail.

How do I clean the ribbed section of the tail?

Work along the grooves rather than across the top of them, using warm water with a mild unscented soap or a toy cleanser, and a fingertip or soft brush. The raised bands create small channels that a quick wipe passes straight over, and dried soap film in a groove is the usual reason a tail starts to feel sticky. Rinse well and dry it fully before storing.

Does the tail stay outside the body?

Yes. The tail is moulded onto the underside of the base bar, which is considerably wider than the probe and acts as the stop, so the bar and the tail both remain external. The tail is what you take hold of to remove it.

How will my order be packaged?

Orders are sent in plain outer packaging with no product imagery and no description of the contents printed on the outside. The sender name on the shipping label is neutral, and the invoice is itemised inside the parcel rather than on the exterior.

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.