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The NS Novelties Renegade Knight is an oversized glass anal toy for people who already know they enjoy size. Made from annealed borosilicate glass, it's listed at 5.2 inches long and up to 2.6 inches across, which puts it firmly in experienced territory. It's part of Renegade's chess-named glass trio and is the widest of the three, built for stretch and fullness rather than for a first try.
NS Novelties describes the Renegade glass collection as oversized toys for the experienced and adventurous, and the numbers back that up. If you're comfortable with large silicone plugs and want something firmer and heavier-feeling, the Knight is a logical next step. If you're still working through a starter set, it isn't the right toy yet; begin with a graduated set such as the Renegade Trainer Kit and come back to glass once larger sizes feel easy.
Borosilicate glass is completely rigid and very smooth. There's no squish, so all of the size you see is the size you feel, which is why glass toys feel larger than silicone toys of the same measurements. With lube, the surface glides with almost no friction, so it moves easily once you're relaxed. Annealing is a heat treatment that relieves stress in the glass and makes it tougher; borosilicate is the same type of glass used for cookware because it copes well with temperature changes.
Warm up first with fingers or a smaller toy, and use a generous amount of thick lube. A silicone lube is a good partner for glass because it stays slick for longer. Run the glass under warm (not hot) water for a minute so it isn't cold against the skin, dry it, and check the temperature on your wrist. Go slowly, pause whenever you feel tension, and use positions that give you control: lying on your side, or squatting over the toy while holding it. Never force it; stretch play is about patience. Plan for a longer session than usual, and keep a towel and the lube bottle within reach so you don't have to stop and search for them midway. If your body says no on a given day, try again another time.
Glass holds warmth or coolness for a while, which adds a sensation silicone can't. Warm water gives a soothing heat; cool water gives a crisp contrast. Avoid extremes such as boiling water, the freezer or ice, and don't move it straight from very hot to very cold.
Before every use, run your fingers and eyes over the whole toy. If you find any chip, crack or rough spot, stop using it. Wash it with warm water and mild soap or toy cleaner; glass is non-porous, so it cleans easily. Store it in a padded pouch or its box, apart from other hard toys, and keep it off tiled floors, where a drop can damage it.
Read our guide to anal play tips and techniques, or browse more anal toys.
Helpful answers about Renegade Knight Oversized Glass Anal Toy – Clear.
No. NS Novelties markets the Renegade glass range for experienced users, and at up to 2.6 inches wide the Knight is the widest of the three. Build up with graduated silicone or metal plugs first, and only move to the Knight once large sizes feel comfortable.
The Knight is the widest (listed 5.2 × 2.6 × 2.6 in). The Bishop is shorter and a little narrower at 4.7 × 2.5 × 2.2 in, and the Rook is the longest but slimmest at 6.4 × 1.5 × 2.2 in. Choose by whether width or length matters more to you.
Any lube is safe on glass, because it can't react with the surface. For anal stretch play, a thick silicone lube lasts longest, while a thick water-based anal lube is easier to clean up. Reapply more often than you would with a smaller toy.
Annealed borosilicate glass is tough and made for this use, but no glass is unbreakable. Inspect the Knight before every use and stop using it if you find any chip or crack. Don't drop it on hard floors and avoid sudden extreme temperature changes.
NS Novelties doesn't list a weight for the Knight. Expect it to feel heavier in the hand than a silicone toy of similar size, because solid glass is dense. That weight is part of the appeal for many experienced users.
Yes. Hold it under warm or cool running water for a minute or two, then dry it and test it on your wrist. Avoid boiling water, freezers and ice, and don't move it between hot and cold quickly.
Keep it in its box or a padded pouch, away from metal and other glass toys that could chip it. A drawer is safer than a shelf, since a fall onto a hard floor is the most common way glass toys get damaged.