Booty Call — every product, scored

Booty Call makes straightforward anal toys that do what they say they will — beads, plugs, a pump, and a douche. Five products, all of them scoring well, and four out of five in body-safe silicone. If you want something that works without asking you to learn a new interface, this is where to look.

The range covers the basics: beads in two sizes, a plug, an inflatable pump, and a douche bulb. Most of it sits in the beginner-to-intermediate space — nothing here demands experience, and nothing asks more of you than it needs to.

The Booty Shaker beads and the Booty Rocker plug are the standouts, both silicone and both consistently praised for being easy to use and easy to clean. The Booty Pumper gives you adjustable size without the complexity some inflatables bring. The original Booty plug has been around long enough to gather over 400 reviews, and it still scores well. The Booty Beads sit a bit lower — reviewers found them fine but not exceptional.

You will not find prostate-specific designs here, despite one product being filed that way. This is a brand that does general-purpose anal play, and does it well enough that people keep buying it.

Four of the five products are silicone, which means you can clean them properly and they will last. The fifth is TPE — porous, so it cannot be sterilised. Keep that one to yourself, use a condom, and replace it when it starts to feel tacky or smell odd.

Silicone is the material you want for anything that goes inside you more than once. It does not harbour bacteria the way porous materials do, it tolerates hot water and soap, and it does not degrade the way TPE and PVC eventually will. Booty Call's material split is better than most brands at this price point.

The Booty Shaker beads lead the range — silicone, well-reviewed, and exactly what beads should be. The Booty Rocker plug sits just behind it, also silicone, also straightforward. The Booty Pumper inflatable comes in third, giving you size control without fuss. The original Booty plug has the review count to back up its score, and it still holds up. The Booty Beads are the only one that does not quite match the rest — they work, but reviewers were less enthusiastic.

All five earn a recommendation, which is rare for a brand this size. If you are starting out or replacing something that wore out, any of the top three will do the job.

The Snug Report is published by the team behind Coy, a New Zealand retailer that stocks many of the products reviewed here. We say so on every page. Our scores come from aggregated public reviews, not from us — the method is on the methodology page and the evidence count is on every review.