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

What it is

This is the red colourway of the AssBlaster Anal Tail #1, a solid silicone anal plug with a long curved tail sweeping out of its base, supplied by Nasstoys on a single hanging blister card. The card carries a red "100% SILICONE" starburst and the banner "For Him & Her", and the object inside is one unbroken piece of pigmented silicone — no motor, no battery door, no detachable parts and nothing to assemble before first use. You will find it in our adult toys listing alongside the rest of the plug range.

A flexible body with a cantilevered tail

The defining feature of this design is that the tail is a cantilever, not a loop. It springs from the underside of the base, arcs outward and curls back on itself without ever closing, so there is no enclosed ring that a finger can get trapped in and no loose cord to tangle. Because it is a sprung arm rather than a rigid stem, it flexes under load and returns to its resting curve afterwards — which is what lets it fold out of the way when it is pressed against and then stand clear again when it is not.

Above the tail the body reads as a graduated profile rather than a cylinder. The tip is a smooth dome; the width builds steadily to a crest in the upper third and then falls away into a pronounced narrow waist. Below the waist the moulding opens out into a short bar that lies across the body's axis — a transverse stop, flattened in section rather than a round disc, so it sits against the body in one plane instead of pressing into it edge-on.

The whole assembly is one casting — no glued collar where the tail meets the base, no screw thread, no bonded seam down the shaft. That matters for two reasons a buyer actually feels: there is no joint to work loose over time, and no crevice between two parts where residue can collect out of reach of a cloth.

Each row above is either printed on the packaging or directly visible in the product photograph. Where the card is silent, we have left the row out rather than filling it in.

About the colour

The red is pigment dispersed through the silicone before the part is moulded and set, not a coating applied to the outside afterwards. Practically, that means the colour goes all the way through: nothing can flake, chip, rub off onto skin or wear thin at the crest of the bulb where contact is heaviest. A scuff on a surface-coated object shows as a pale mark; on a through-pigmented one it does not show at all, because there is no second layer underneath.

A mid-tone colour also behaves differently from black in use. Water spots, soap film and leftover lubricant are all visible against red, so you can see at a glance whether a rinse has actually worked — something a matte surface hides completely. Surface damage is equally obvious, which is useful rather than annoying when you are judging whether a toy is still sound.

Why the material matters

Silicone is built around a chain of silicon and oxygen atoms rather than the carbon backbone of ordinary plastics, and that structure is behind most of its handling characteristics. Once the part has been moulded and set it is a finished elastomer — soft and bendable, but chemically settled and stable at body temperature.

Three consequences are worth knowing. The surface is non-porous, with no open microstructure for moisture or residue to sink into, so washing the outside genuinely cleans the object. A 100% silicone body carries no added plasticisers — the mobile softening oils that some flexible plastics depend on and that can migrate out over the years, leaving a tacky film behind. And silicone conducts heat poorly, so it never feels cold the way metal or glass does and picks up body warmth within a short while of being held.

One restriction follows from the same chemistry, and it is the single most common mistake made with silicone toys: do not use a silicone-based lubricant on it. The lubricant and the toy are chemically related, and repeated contact can soften and dull the outer surface in a way no amount of washing reverses. A water-based lubricant is the right choice here.

Using it

The card prints no directions, so what follows is general guidance for this category rather than transcribed manufacturer instructions. The one piece of mechanical reality to start from is that this part of the body produces no lubrication of its own — lubricant is a requirement, not an accessory.

1. Wash it first. Do this before the first use and before every use after it, not only afterwards.
2. Warm it in your hands. Silicone takes up body heat readily, and a plug at skin temperature is noticeably more comfortable than one straight out of a drawer. A rinse under warm running water does the same job faster.
3. Use plenty of water-based lubricant on the dome, the waist and the entrance, and top it up rather than continuing against a dry surface.
4. Let the taper do the work. The graduated profile exists so that steady, unhurried pressure can replace force. If the crest resists, pause, add lubricant and give the body time to relax around it.
5. Settle it at the waist. The narrow section is where it is meant to sit, with the base bar and the whole of the tail remaining outside the body. The tail is never inserted.
6. Withdraw using the tail. That hook is a handle. Holding it gives you a controlled, gradual movement with a good grip, which is the entire reason the shape exists.

Discomfort is a signal to stop, not an obstacle to push past. Nothing about this object requires you to work through pain.

Cleaning, inspection and storage

Wash with warm water and a plain unscented soap before and after each use. Two places need deliberate attention: the tight groove where the waist meets the underside of the base bar, and the inner face of the tail's curve. Residue reaches both before it reaches anywhere else. Rinse thoroughly — soap left behind irritates skin far more often than the toy itself does — and dry it fully with a lint-free cloth, or stand it to air dry, before it goes away.

Give it a few seconds of inspection each time you put it back. Sound silicone is smooth to the fingertip and springs straight back to shape when flexed. Run a thumb along the crest of the bulb and the outer edge of the base bar, then bend the tail gently and watch it recover. A nick, a split, a soft or swollen patch, or a tail that no longer returns to its own curve all mean the same thing: retire it and replace it.

Store it dry and by itself, not pressed up against other toys — soft materials in prolonged contact can mark one another. A pouch or its own drawer compartment is enough, out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources.

Who it's for

This suits an adult who wants an unpowered plug with a visible handle on it and no learning curve attached. The card marks it for both men and women and the object is identical either way, which is why it is listed in both our men's toys and women's toys sections.

The tail is the reason most people pick this shape. An external arm you can see and take hold of is reassuring in a way a flush flange is not. It also suits anyone who would rather not own electronics: no motor to fail, no seal to breach, no charging port to corrode, no battery to go flat.

It is the wrong buy in two cases. If you want vibration, this is not that product. And if you need to match a specific measurement, no dimensions are printed for this item — you would be judging it on the shape in the photograph rather than on a figure, which is worth knowing in advance.

Good to know

• Adults 18 and over only, and kept out of reach of children.
• Water-based lubricant only. Silicone-based formulas can degrade a silicone surface over repeated use.
• The base bar and tail stay outside the body. Both exist to keep the plug retrievable.
• Use a barrier if it is shared. A fresh condom over the toy per person, plus a wash in between, is the straightforward approach.
• Stop on pain, bleeding or ongoing discomfort, and speak to a licensed healthcare professional if anything still concerns you afterwards.
• Ask first if you are under medical care for anything in the area, or have had surgery there.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this plug need batteries or charging?

No — it is completely unpowered. The AssBlaster Anal Tail #1 is a single piece of moulded silicone with no motor, no battery compartment and no charging port anywhere on it. There is nothing to switch on and nothing to run flat, and because there is no electronic component inside, rinsing it under running water puts nothing at risk.

What keeps it in place during use?

The narrow waist and the flared base bar do, working together. The body closes around the pinched waist while the transverse bar below it is wider than the opening and stops the plug from travelling further. The tail adds a third element on top of that: it sits outside the body throughout and gives you a visible grip on the object at all times.

Is the red colour painted on?

No, the pigment is mixed through the silicone before the part is moulded, so the colour runs all the way through the material. Nothing is coated on the outside, which means there is no finish to chip, peel or wear away at the points of heaviest contact, and no paint layer that could transfer to skin.

Which lubricant works with it?

Use a water-based lubricant. Silicone-based lubricants share chemistry with the toy's own material and can soften or dull its surface over repeated use, leaving it tacky in a way washing will not fix. Water-based formulas rinse away cleanly, are safe on silicone and can be reapplied as often as needed.

How will my order arrive?

In plain, unmarked outer packaging. There are no product images, brand marks or descriptive wording anywhere on the outside of the parcel, and the sender information on the shipping label gives no indication of what is inside. The item is sealed within the outer packaging before dispatch.

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.