Fetish Fantasy — every product, scored

Fetish Fantasy's anal range sits at the jewelled end of the market — metal plugs with crystal bases, designed to look good and feel substantial. Both products we score earn Coy Recommended, and both are non-porous, which means you can clean them properly and they'll last. The range is small, the scores are consistent, and the appeal is straightforward: weight, shine, and materials that don't ask you to compromise.

Two plugs, both jewelled, both metal. The Mini Luv Butt Plug and the Limited Edition Luv Plug share the same design language — a tapered steel body with a crystal base — and differ mostly in size. Reviewers treat them as reliable, beginner-friendly options that feel more substantial than silicone and look deliberate rather than clinical. The range doesn't stretch beyond this category, so if you're after something softer, textured or significantly larger, you'll need to look elsewhere.

Both products are non-porous — metal bodies with ABS plastic bases — which means soap, hot water and time are genuinely all they need. No special cleaner, no guesswork, no shelf life. That's the entire range, and it's a clean result for a brand at this price point. Metal plugs feel different to silicone — heavier, cooler, more present — and the weight is most of the appeal. If you want something you can sterilise properly and keep for years, these qualify.

The Mini Luv Butt Plug edges ahead at 83, with 35 reviews backing it. The Limited Edition Luv Plug follows at 82 with 34 reviews. The gap is narrow enough that it comes down to size preference rather than quality — reviewers like both, and the scores reflect that consistency. If you're new to plugs, the Mini is the safer start. If you've used a few and want something with more presence, the Limited Edition gives you that without asking too much. Both earn Coy Recommended, and both show up in the jewelled category as solid, repeatable picks.

The Snug Report is published by the team behind Coy, a New Zealand retailer that stocks many of the products reviewed here. We say so on every page. Our scores come from aggregated public reviews, not from us — the method is on the methodology page and the evidence count is on every review.