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The Isabella Sinclaire Inflatable Enema Plug combines two pieces of kit in one: an inflatable butt plug and an enema nozzle. A rubber tube runs through the centre, so fluid can pass while the plug is inflated and held in place. It's made for experienced players and BDSM scenes where one partner controls when the release happens, and it comes from the Signature Collection chosen by professional dominatrix Isabella Sinclaire.
There are three parts to understand. The plug is inserted deflated, at 4.5 inches long and 1.5 inches wide. A hand bulb on its own tube lets you inflate it, up to 2.5 inches wide, which anchors it and creates a strong sense of fullness. A separate, larger rubber hose connects to an enema bag, and liquid flows through the plug into the body. When you're ready, a pressure release valve lets the air out so the plug can be removed.
Lube the plug generously and insert it deflated, slowly, with the receiving partner relaxed. Inflate one squeeze at a time and check in after each one; the width changes quickly, and the comfortable point is often well short of the maximum. Once it feels secure, attach the hose to your enema bag. Because the inflated plug holds everything in, whoever controls the valve decides when it's time to let go. Put a towel down, keep the bathroom close, and deflate fully before removing the plug.
The enema bag isn't included, so you'll need one with a fitting that matches the hose. Use lukewarm plain water, start with a small volume and follow the directions that come with your bag. Never inflate or fill to the point of pain, and end the scene straight away if the receiver has cramping that doesn't ease. Agree on a hand signal as well as a safe word, since it can be hard to speak when the sensation is intense.
The plug is made from silicone, latex and copper, so anyone with a latex allergy should avoid it. Use a water-based lube: oils break down latex, and silicone lube can damage silicone. After use, flush the through-tube with warm water, wash the outside with mild soap and hang the plug so the tubing drains and dries completely before storage.
This isn't a first plug. It suits people already comfortable with anal toys and with enema play, or a dominant and submissive who have talked through limits in advance. If you're newer to anal play, start with a standard plug and add the inflation and fluid elements later. It's also worth practising the inflation on its own, without an enema, so the receiver learns how each squeeze feels and the giver learns how the valve responds. Once both of you are confident with the plug, adding fluid becomes one new variable rather than three at once.
Find enema bags in our douche and enema collection, browse more BDSM gear, or read our guide to anal play.
Helpful answers about Isabella Sinclair Inflatable Enema Plug.
An inflatable enema plug is a butt plug with a tube running through it. The Isabella Sinclaire plug is inserted deflated, pumped up with a hand bulb to hold it in place, and connected to an enema bag so liquid can flow in while the plug stays sealed.
Deflated, the Isabella Sinclaire Inflatable Enema Plug is 4.5 inches long and 1.5 inches wide. Fully inflated it reaches 2.5 inches wide. Squeeze the bulb one pump at a time and pause, because most people find their limit before the maximum.
No. The Isabella Sinclaire Inflatable Enema Plug doesn't include an enema bag. Pick a bag with a hose fitting that connects to the plug's large rubber hose, and test the connection with water over a sink before you use it in a scene.
Lube the Isabella Sinclaire plug and insert it fully deflated while the receiver is relaxed. Inflate gradually, checking in after each squeeze. When play is over, open the release valve and wait until it's completely soft before easing it out, never pulling it while inflated.
Yes. The Isabella Sinclaire plug is made from silicone, latex and copper. If you or your partner have a latex allergy or sensitivity, choose a latex-free plug instead, such as the silicone options in our butt plug collection.
Use a water-based lube with the Isabella Sinclaire plug. Oil-based products break down latex, and silicone lube can damage the silicone parts. Apply it thickly to the plug before insertion and add more around the opening before you inflate.
Run warm water through the Isabella Sinclaire plug's central tube after each use, then wash the outside with mild soap and rinse. Hang it with the tubing pointing down so water drains out, and let every part dry fully before you put it away.
No. The Isabella Sinclaire Inflatable Enema Plug suits people who already use anal toys and understand enema play. Beginners are better off starting with a small standard plug, then adding inflation once that feels easy.
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