Toy Recommendation?

I'm looking for an anal plug that I can sit on and grind away while masturbating. I've seen different models of plugs or dildos that might do the trick, but I'm reluctant to spend that amount of money without knowing some more about what's actually being used for that. So what types or models has anyone used for this? Which do you recommend or don't recommend? Include links if you can.

As with enema nozzles, you have to buy several and see what you like best.

Everyone has their personal preference.

I think you need to know how much width you can comfortable take and you usually can determine that from experience with your current anal toys. But if this is your first purchase of any anal toy, you may have to resort to doing some testing with things like cucumbers- maybe the least expensive way to do anal testing. Measure the circumference of whatever you choose to insert and see what you can take. Most toys go by width and to get a width measurement take the circumference value and divide by the value of pie 3.1415926535897932384626433832795...

Thanks for the information Susie & ProV. I've been playing with anal toys for over 30 years. I have various smaller plugs & prostate stimulators, but none of them can I comfortably sit and grind upon. I can work up to taking in a soft plug 1.6" in diameter with up to 7" inserted, but size or depth is not as important in this case as the ability to comfortably sit on the plug/dildo & rock against it. Does anyone have any recommendations?

I would maybe favor looking more at prostate plugs vs. regular butt plugs. If you look at some of the videos on these toys supplied by the manufactures like Lelo they explain how they can be used. The Rude Boy which has been out for some time now had videos explaining you could sit an rock on them hands free. BUT as Susie said, finding something comfortable will be a trial and error process. I have both a Lelo Hugo and the base model Rude Boy. The Lelo Hugo is much better at staying inserted if you want to sit up on it.

What works for one person may not be that great for you. Looks like you need to go shopping.

Found it!

I got the Nexus Gyro. First use was amazingly good. Size not too large. I highly recommend it.

Maybe it would not be good to sit on, but the Lelo Bruno is an amazing toy that has bring me anal orgasms without penile stimulation!

I have a 6 inch dildo which is a cock and balls and flat at the bottom.. I can slip this into my ass and then sit on it very comfortably and the wide flat end keeps it from going all the way in. It is great to cum with it in place.

Https://www.healthyandactive.com/ryder-silicone-anal-plug/

Never been a big plugger. Have enjoyed butt play for many years and after hanging around zity decided to give it another try. Just recently purchased the one above. Wow, pretty awesome. I can wear it for long periods, sit on it comfortably, and it doesn't slip out on its own. I didn't think I would feel it much as I can take much wider and longer dildoes. It hits just the right spot and I get great pleasure from it. Very comfortable.

ProV1 said

. . . . . Measure the circumference of whatever you choose to insert and see what you can take. Most toys go by width and to get a width measurement take the circumference value and divide by the value of pie 3.1415926535897932384626433832795...

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Pecan Pie? Apple Pie? Blueberry Pie? Key Lime Pie?

One of my favorites is Blueberry Lemon pie.

Pro, pro, pro: please look up significant digits. Based on measurement accuracy it is highly unlikely you'd need to go beyond 3.14.

Better sites do show circumference, as not all toys are circular in cross section.

You need ten significant digits.

That's what they use for the speed of light, the 2018 definition of the kilogram in terms of Planck's constant, the number of particles in a mole and other definitions of the seven basic units.

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Pro, pro, pro: please look up significant digits. Based on measurement accuracy it is highly unlikely you'd need to go beyond 3.14.

It's actually unlikely that for objects going up your ass that you need more than ONE significant digit for pi, (3) which is correctly pronounced "pee" in spite of the fact that extremely few people know that.

First person: Do you know the area covered by a circle?

Second person: Pi r squared.

First person: No, pie around, cornbread are squared.

You need ten significant digits.

You're definitely not an engineer!

You can easily calculate the mass of the earth within a reasonable error margin using gross assumptions and 2 significant digits.

Kelly Johnson and his colleagues at the Lockheed Skunk Works designed and built the SR-71 (actually, the A-12, which was the first of the series) using slide rules, which are good to 2 (occasionally 3) significant digits...

Kelly Johnson and his colleagues at the Lockheed Skunk Works designed and built the SR-71 (actually, the A-12, which was the first of the series) using slide rules, which are good to 2 (occasionally 3) significant digits...

And we went to the moon and back using slide rules too!

And we went to the moon and back using slide rules too!

You're definitely not an engineer!

You can easily calculate the mass of the earth within a reasonable error margin using gross assumptions and 2 significant digits.

That is true but I am more scientist than an engineer. I also took two semesters each of physics, calculus and physical chemistry. I'm not a math genius, but I know my math.

If you read my post carefully I was talking about how units are defined (something engineers frequently fuck up) and in physics definitions of units are generally done to about ten significant digits--approximately one part in a billion.

The definition of units admittedly is not what needs to be used in everyday calculations, but when you are DEFINING something, you need the extra digits.

Try bad dragon egg

I personally use Square peg has a soft egg plug I wear that 10-12 hours . Very soft so you can sit , walk, bike ride . All different sizes . Figure out which one you like then get the next size up ??

For me, the square peg egg is great to sit on and squirm. They are soft and comfortable and come in all sizes. I don’t believe depth is important because there are only nerve endings just a few inches in. However thickness is nice to feel the stretch going in. The base is big enough to feel pushing against the hole area without the risk of slipping all the way in. All in all a very good long term sit on plug.