Icicles No 53 7 Inch Glass Anal Toy — Pink vs Icicles No 72 4.25 Inch Glass Anal Toy — Silver

The No 53 is seven inches of smooth glass with a gentle curve — substantial, weighty, and designed for someone who already knows they enjoy anal play. The No 72 is shorter at 4.25 inches, lighter, and a far gentler introduction. Both are borosilicate glass, both non-porous, both clean with soap and water. The real question is whether you want something that asks a bit more of you, or something that makes it easy to say yes.

The No 72 has been reviewed 483 times, averaging 4.5 stars. The No 53 has 71 reviews at 4.8 stars. Both have enough feedback to trust, and both score well — the No 72's larger sample just means more voices saying the same thing.

The No 53 is 7 inches insertable and weighs 351 grams. The No 72 is 4.25 inches and 190 grams. That difference in length and weight changes everything about how each one feels in use — the No 53 has presence, the No 72 has ease. Maximum diameter, flared base design, and taper are not stated for either, so we cannot compare them.

Both are borosilicate glass, both non-porous, both clean with hot water and soap and last for years if you do not drop them. Neither needs special care, neither degrades, and both can be warmed or cooled before use. The material is the same; the experience is not.

If you are new to anal play, or if you prefer something you can use without much warm-up, the No 72 is the one. Shorter, lighter, easier to position, and forgiving if you are still working out what you like. If you already know you enjoy fuller toys and want something with real weight and length, the No 53 delivers that — but it is not a starting point. One reviewer who owns both glass toys for two years reports no safety concerns, and another notes the No 72 cleans easily and feels high-quality. Choose based on where you are now, not where you think you should be.

Is this product safe to use? Yes. One user has owned two glass toys for two years without issue, noting they have yet to come across any complaints about the safety of glass toys. Borosilicate glass is non-porous and durable — just do not drop it on a hard surface.

Is it easy to clean? Absolutely. Reviewers say it cleans up easily and feels high quality. Soap and hot water is all you need, and because glass is non-porous, it actually gets clean.

Does it have a suction cup? The No 72 does — reviewers report the suction cup is quite strong and mounts easily on many surfaces, even wood. The No 53's base design is not stated, so we cannot confirm whether it has one.

The No 72 is the better buy for most people — shorter, lighter, easier to use, and backed by nearly 500 reviews. It does what glass does best without asking much of you, and the suction cup adds versatility. The No 53 is for someone who already knows they want more length and weight, and who will actually use all seven inches. Both are well-made, both last, but the No 72 is the one that suits more buyers more often. If you are deciding between them, start with the smaller one.

Both are stocked at Coy and other retailers that carry the Pipedream Icicles range. Check current pricing and availability before you buy — glass toys hold their value, but sales do happen.

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.