LGBTQ+ Pride Collection Canada

A mix of categories rather than one product type: packers, strap-ons and harnesses, gender-neutral toys, and pieces from ranges built without a gendered target buyer. Products are grouped here because of how they are designed or who they are made to fit, not because a toy belongs to any orientation or identity.

A packer is made to create a genital profile when worn in underwear, so it is soft, lightweight and shaped for comfort against the body all day. A dildo is made for penetration and is usually firmer. Some products do both, but most do one well. See Packers for products made specifically for wear.

Some can, but softness works against it — a soft packer usually will not stay rigid enough in an O-ring for penetration. Products described as pack-and-play are made for both uses. If penetration is the goal, a firmer harness-compatible dildo is the more reliable choice.

Go by the stated waist or hip range on the individual product rather than by S/M/L labelling, which varies a great deal between brands. Adjustable two-strap designs generally cover a broader range than fixed briefs, and several brands list plus sizes as separate products. Strap-on harnesses lists the range on each product page.

No. Shape, size, material and how a product is worn or held matter far more than the wording on the box. Plenty of toys marketed to one audience work perfectly well for another. This collection groups products by what they do, which is usually the more useful way to shop.