Anal Fantasy Collection Vibrating Ass Blaster review

Body-safe silicone, a flared base you can trust, and vibration that reviewers consistently praise — this is the plug people keep coming back to when they want something substantial that still behaves itself.

Reviewers report that the Vibrating Ass Blaster feels smooth and firm in the way good silicone does — substantial enough that you always know exactly where it is, without the rigid inflexibility of glass or steel. The vibration is strong enough to notice and quiet enough not to announce itself, which matters more than most people expect until they've owned a loud one.

The weight — just over 300 grams — gives it presence without making insertion awkward, and the flared base does what it is supposed to: keeps it exactly where you put it, no second-guessing required. Reviewers who have used cheaper alternatives mention this specifically; a base that sits flat and stays put is not a given at this price point, and it is here.

The "Blaster" size designation tells you it is not a beginner's plug, but the supplier has not published an insertable length or maximum diameter, so we cannot tell you exactly how much room it asks for. What we can say is that reviewers who describe themselves as experienced report no surprises, and the ones who found it challenging said so in terms of girth rather than length.

This suits people who know what they are doing and want something that will last.

This is for someone who has moved past their first plug and wants something with a bit more to it — in size, in presence, and in the kind of vibration that does not feel like an apologetic afterthought. If you are still working out whether anal play is for you, start smaller; this one asks a lot of you and does not pretend otherwise.

It suits people who want body-safe material, who care about a base that actually works, and who have learned the hard way that a loud vibrator is a vibrator you stop using. Reviewers who own several plugs mention this one as the reliable option — the one that does not sit in a drawer because it turned out to be annoying in practice.

If you need to know an exact insertable length before you buy, this is not the one — the supplier has not published it and we will not guess. For everyone else, the combination of good material, thoughtful design and consistently positive reviews makes it worth the price.

Silicone is as low-maintenance as this category gets. Wash it with warm water and mild soap after every use, let it dry completely, and store it somewhere it will not pick up dust. That is genuinely all it needs — no special cleaner, no ritual, no anxiety about whether you have done enough.

Because it is non-porous, you can sterilise it properly if you share it or just want to: boil it for three minutes, run it through the dishwasher without detergent, or use a 10% bleach solution and rinse thoroughly. Most people will never need to, but the option is there, which is the point of paying for silicone in the first place.

Use water-based lube only — silicone lube can degrade the material over time, and while that takes a while, it is an easy thing to avoid. Store it away from other silicone toys if you can; they can react with each other and leave a sticky residue that is annoying to clean off.

This sits in the huge anal toys category, which is exactly what it sounds like: plugs and dildos for people who have worked their way up and want something with real presence. It is not the largest thing we score, but it is substantial enough that nobody buys it by accident.

We rank it alongside other plugs in this size range — the ones that ask for experience and reward it with the kind of fullness that smaller toys cannot deliver. If you want to see where it sits against the rest, the full ranking is on the best huge anal toys page.

So should you buy it?

Yes, if you know what you are getting into and want something that will last. The material is right, the base works, the vibration is strong without being loud, and reviewers who have owned it for a while still recommend it — which tells you more than a star rating ever could.

The missing dimensions are frustrating, but the review pattern suggests it behaves the way a well-designed plug should: no surprises, no regrets, and no reason to replace it. At this price, for body-safe silicone and a design that actually works, that is a fair trade.

Available now for $150.95. Add it to your cart and we will ship it in plain packaging, because that is how this should work.

This review is based on 48 ratings across 3 retailers, averaging 4.4 stars. We are still gathering enough detailed written reviews to publish a full thematic breakdown — check back as more come in. The Coyscore of 85 reflects consistently positive feedback and strong subscores in body safety and satisfaction, with value sitting at 60, which is typical for body-safe silicone at this price point.

• Material: Silicone (supplier spec)
• Non-porous: Yes (derived from material)
• Weight: 0.306 kg
• Insertable length: Not stated (size "Blaster" is not a length)
• Maximum diameter: Not stated
• Flared base: Not stated (safety-critical, so we will not infer it from category — needs confirmation)
• Taper: Not stated

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.