OxBalls — every product, scored

OxBalls makes one product in our index — a tunnel plug that sits in the middle of the scoring range. It's a specialist shape with a dedicated following, and the review count suggests it's been around long enough for people to know what they're getting. If you're after a tunnel plug specifically, this is the one to look at. If you're exploring anal play more broadly, there are higher-scoring options from other makers.

OxBalls specialises in tunnel plugs — hollow designs that create an open channel once inserted. The 4.75 Inch Tunnel Plug is their sole entry in our index, sitting in the tunnel plug category with over a thousand aggregated reviews. It's a niche product for a specific use case, and the review volume tells you it has found its audience. If a tunnel plug is what you're after, this is a known quantity. If you're still working out what kind of plug suits you, start with a solid design — they're easier to live with and score better across the board.

The Oxballs 4.75 Inch Tunnel Plug is their only product in our index, scoring 71 and graded Worth a Look. That puts it in the middle of the range — not a standout, but not one to avoid either. The review count is substantial, which means the score is reliable and the product has been around long enough for patterns to emerge. Reviewers who like tunnel plugs tend to like this one; reviewers who expected something else tend not to. If you know you want a tunnel plug, this is a solid option. If you're still deciding, look at higher-scoring solid plugs first — they're more forgiving and easier to use.

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.