Brand
Anal Fantasy — every product, scored
2 products in this category. Average Coyscore 80.
Anal Fantasy makes two products we score, both silicone, both earning solid marks from reviewers. The range sits at the adventurous end — a vibrating plug that reviewers describe as genuinely filling, and a tunnel plug for temperature play and visual access. Average Coyscore across the pair is 80, which puts them comfortably in "worth your time" territory.
What they make
Two products, two distinct ideas. The Vibrating Ass Blaster is a large, tapered plug with a bullet vibe — 48 reviews, Coyscore 85, and the kind of thing you work up to rather than start with. The Open Wide Tunnel Plug is exactly what the name suggests: a hollow plug that holds you open, scored 74 across 66 reviews. Both fall under categories that ask something of you — huge toys and tunnel plugs aren't beginner ground, and the brand doesn't pretend otherwise.
Huge Anal Toys · Tunnel Plugs
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Anal Fantasy Collection Vibrating Ass Blaster
85 Coy Recommended -
Anal Fantasy Collection Open Wide Tunnel Plug
74 Worth a Look
What they build it from
Both products are silicone, which means both are non-porous and genuinely cleanable. That's the entire range — no TPE, no jelly, no mystery blends. For a brand working at this size and intensity, that material choice matters. You can sterilise these properly, share them safely with a barrier, and expect them to last if you look after them.
Silicone (2)
The supplier states a material for only 2 of 2 products in this range, which is too few to make a brand-level claim about. We will not extrapolate one.
Their best-scoring products
The Vibrating Ass Blaster takes the higher score at 85 and earns a Coy Recommended grade — reviewers consistently praise the taper, the weight, and the fact that the vibe is strong enough to feel through all that silicone. The Open Wide Tunnel Plug scores 74 and lands at Worth a Look. It does what it's designed to do, but it's a specialist piece: reviewers who wanted exactly this loved it, and reviewers who expected something more versatile did not. If you know you want a tunnel plug, this one works. If you're not sure, start elsewhere.
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