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The Oxballs Alien Tail is a tail butt plug joined by a short strap to a stretchy cock sling, so the plug is held in place by what's wrapped around your shaft and balls. A long, thick, rubbery tail hangs from the base and sways and bounces as you move. It's a wearable for pup play, alien or creature roleplay, or anyone who wants a plug that stays seated while they walk around, kneel or have sex.
Ordinary plugs rely on their shape and your muscles to stay put, and tails make that harder because the weight pulls them out. The Alien Tail solves it by linking the plug to a cock sling with a strap of about 4 inches. Once the sling is on, it anchors the plug from the front, creating what Oxballs calls a locking effect. You feel the plug held firmly inside and the sling hugging at the base at the same time. The whole piece is soft and stretchy, so it moves with you rather than feeling like rigid hardware.
Retailer listings describe the material as Oxballs' FLEX-TPR, an ultra-stretchy, soft compound. It's squishy rather than firm, which helps the sling fit a range of sizes and lets the tail flop and swing. TPR is more porous than silicone, so it needs a thorough wash after every use and should be kept for one person.
This needs a little practice, so try it the first time when you're not in a hurry. Lube the plug well, along with yourself. Stretch the sling openings over your shaft and sack first, letting the strap run down behind your balls. Then reach back and ease the plug in slowly, breathing out as it passes the widest part. Adjust until the strap lies flat. The sling should feel snug, not tight. Take everything off if you feel numbness, coldness or pain, or see your skin change colour, and keep first wears short.
From the tip of the plug to the end of the tail, the whole toy measures about 20.25 inches, and the plug section is listed at around 4.25 inches long. Retailers give different girth figures, so we haven't quoted one; if you're new to plugs, get used to a small standard plug first. The sling openings stretch to roughly 3.5 to 4.5 inches. It suits people who already know they enjoy plugs and cock slings and want both in one piece. It also makes a strong visual statement in photos or a themed scene, since the tail is long and thick enough to be seen from across the room.
Wash it in warm, soapy water straight after use, paying attention to where the strap meets the plug, then rinse and air-dry fully. Don't boil it. Store it flat and on its own, as TPR can react with other toys it touches.
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Helpful answers about OXBALLS Alien Tail Butt Plug & Sling – Black.
Not really. It combines a plug and a cock sling, so it's easier if you already know how both feel. If you're new to anal, start with a small standard plug and get comfortable with that before adding a tail and a sling.
Use a water-based lube. It's the safe choice for TPR and rinses off easily. Use plenty, and reapply before reinserting if you take the plug out during play.
That's what the cock sling is for. Because the plug is strapped to the sling, it stays seated when you walk, kneel or crawl. The tail swings with your movement. If the plug drifts, the sling probably needs adjusting so the strap runs straight behind your balls.
Fit the sling before inserting the plug. Stretch the openings over the shaft and sack while soft, let the strap hang down behind, then insert the plug. The sling should hug the base without pinching; remove it at any sign of numbness.
Yes, many people use tail plugs for pup and pet play. The Alien Tail's thick, swinging tail reads as creature-like rather than a specific dog breed. Pair it with a hood or collar if that's part of your scene.
No. Retailers advise against boiling it. Clean it by hand in warm, soapy water, rinse it well and let it air-dry. Store it on its own so it doesn't touch other toys.
Yes, it's the same design and dimensions in a different colour. The red Alien Tail is bolder for photos and scenes, while black is the more understated choice.
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