TitanMen The Hitch review

A plug that asks a lot of you up front and then settles into something comfortable enough to wear for a while. Reviewers who have the experience to get it in report a full, satisfying feeling and good prostate contact — but the ones who tried it too soon really struggled.

The Hitch has a blunt entry that requires patience, plenty of lube, and some prior experience with anal play. One Pinkcherry reviewer put it plainly: "This is not for beginners. The size up front needs experience and a lot of lube. Once in it feels so good." That initial challenge is consistent across the reviews — it does not ease you in, and if you are not ready for it, insertion becomes frustrating rather than pleasurable.

Once past that point, though, the shape works well. Reviewers report a full feeling that hits the prostate reliably. "Fills me in the right spot," one user wrote. Another noted they were "considering finding one the next size up" because they enjoyed the sensation so much. The neck is narrow enough that it stays put without constant adjustment, and several people mention wearing it comfortably during sex — one specifically appreciated that it provided fullness without being so stimulating that it shortened their stamina.

The PVC has enough give to be comfortable once in place, but it is not as forgiving as silicone during insertion. Weight is noticeable but not heavy — 175 grams, enough to remind you it is there without being intrusive. There is no motor, so noise is not a factor, and cleaning is straightforward as long as you account for the material.

This one suits people who already know their way around anal play and want something that provides a full feeling without being enormous. If you have used plugs before, can relax into insertion, and enjoy prostate stimulation, the Hitch delivers exactly that. Reviewers with experience consistently report satisfaction.

If you are new to this, pick something else. The blunt entry and the girth ask more of you than a tapered beginner plug, and the reviews from people who tried it too soon are unambiguous — it was not enjoyable. A tapered silicone plug with a gentler slope will give you a much better introduction, and you can come back to this one later if the shape appeals.

It also works well for people who want to wear a plug during partnered sex without it being the main event — one reviewer specifically valued that it provided fullness without being so stimulating that it became distracting.

The Hitch is PVC, which means it is porous and cannot be sterilised. Keep it to one person, use a fresh condom each time if you are sharing it, and replace it sooner than you would a silicone toy — porous materials degrade faster and hold onto bacteria even after washing.

For day-to-day cleaning, warm water and mild soap work fine. Let it dry completely before you put it away. Do not boil it, do not put it in the dishwasher, and avoid silicone-based lubricants — they can degrade PVC. Water-based lube is the safe choice here, and you will need plenty of it for insertion.

The Hitch sits in our best butt plugs ranking, where we score 110 plugs by aggregating public reviews across retailers. It is not at the top — the beginner-friendliness pulls the score down — but it holds its own among plugs designed for people with some experience.

So is it actually for you, and what do people want to know before they buy it?

Is The Hitch suitable for beginners? No. Reviews consistently say it is not for beginners and requires experience — the blunt entry and girth make insertion difficult if you are new to anal play.

What kind of sensation does The Hitch provide? Reviewers report a full, satisfying feeling once it is in, with good prostate contact. One user said it "fills me in the right spot," and another loved it enough to consider sizing up.

The Hitch is a solid choice for experienced users who want a plug that provides fullness and prostate stimulation without being enormous. It is comfortable enough to wear during sex, and reviewers who got past the initial insertion consistently enjoyed it. But it is genuinely not for beginners — the blunt entry and the girth make it a poor first plug, and the reviews from people who tried it too soon bear that out.

If you already know you like this kind of play, it is worth the price. If you are still figuring it out, start with something gentler and come back to this one later.

The Hitch retails for $22.95. Availability and shipping depend on where you are — the button below will show you the best option for your location.

This review draws on 45 public reviews across 6 retailers, averaging 4.1 stars. The Coyscore is 72 — a "Worth a Look" grade that reflects strong satisfaction among experienced users but real difficulty for beginners. The review count is high enough to trust the themes, and the sentiment is consistent: good once you are in, hard to get there if you are not ready.

• Material: PVC (porous, cannot be sterilised)
• Weight: 0.175 kg
• Insertable length: Not stated by the supplier
• Maximum diameter: Not stated by the supplier
• Flared base: Not stated by the supplier
• Taper: Not stated by the supplier

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.