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The Gender Fluid Excite! Extendo Plug is a metal butt plug made from aluminium alloy with an acrylic accent. It suits people who already know they enjoy plugs and want the weight and cool, slick surface of metal instead of the squish of silicone.
Metal doesn't flex, so every ridge and curve stays exactly where it is. At 166 g, this one is noticeably heavier than a silicone plug of a similar size, and that weight is the point for many owners: it settles in and you feel it shift as you move, sit or change position. The surface is hard and smooth, and it glides easily once it's lubed.
Gender Fluid lists the plug at 102 × 38 mm, so roughly 4 in long and 1.5 in at its widest point. That's a mid-size plug rather than a starter. If you haven't used a plug before, begin with something slimmer and softer, then move to this one once a 1-inch toy feels easy. Warm up with a finger or a smaller toy first and take the widest part slowly.
Metal takes on heat and cold quickly. Run it under warm tap water for a minute for a cosy first insertion, or under cool water for a crisp chill. Test it on your inner wrist before use. Skip boiling water and the freezer, since the acrylic accent may not handle extremes the way the metal does.
Aluminium and acrylic are both non-porous, so water-based and silicone lubes are both fine. Silicone lube lasts longer, which helps with a heavier plug. After use, wash it in warm soapy water, pay attention to the join between the metal and the acrylic, and dry it fully before storing it in a pouch so it doesn't get scratched.
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Helpful answers about Gender Fluid Excite! Extendo Anal Plug.
Probably not as a very first plug. At about 1.5 in across its widest point and 166 g, it is a step up from starter sizes. Begin with a slimmer silicone plug, then come back to this one once that feels easy.
You notice it more. The weight pulls gently and moves with you when you walk or sit, while silicone plugs are lighter and soften slightly with body heat. People who like a constant sense of fullness tend to prefer the metal.
Both water-based and silicone lube work with aluminium and acrylic. A thicker anal lube helps the widest part go in comfortably and lasts longer than a thin, runny formula. Reapply if you feel any drag.
Yes. Hold it under warm or cool tap water for a minute, dry it, and test the temperature on your wrist. Avoid boiling water and the freezer; the acrylic part is less tolerant of extreme heat and cold than the metal.
Gender Fluid lists it as nickel-free, lead-free, cadmium-free and phthalate-free. If you have a known metal sensitivity, check with your own history first, and consider a silicone or glass plug instead if you react to most metals.
Wash it with warm water and mild soap, rinse, and dry it completely, especially where the acrylic meets the metal. Keep it in a soft pouch away from other toys so the polished surface and the accent piece stay unscratched.
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