Neon Bunny Plug Tail 5 Inch — Blue vs Bunny Plug Tail 6.7 Inch — Pink

Two bunny-tail plugs from the same range, one smaller and lighter, the other longer and heavier. The blue 5-inch is the gentler introduction — easier to wear for longer and less likely to tire you out. The pink 6.7-inch asks more of you but delivers more presence once it's in. Both are silicone, both have the same fluffy tail, and both score well. The question is how much plug you want under it.

The 5-inch blue has 58 reviews averaging 4.6 stars. The 6.7-inch pink has been bought and reviewed far more widely — 215 reviews averaging 4.3 stars. Both counts are high enough to trust, and both averages sit comfortably above four stars. The pink's slightly lower score reflects the fact that a longer, heavier plug will suit fewer people, not that it is badly made.

The pink is a third longer — 6.7 inches insertable against 5 — and twice the weight at 157 grams to the blue's 79. That weight difference is the more significant one: the pink sits heavily enough that you will always know it is there, while the blue is light enough to forget about for a while. If you are new to tails or to wearing a plug for more than a few minutes, the blue is the safer bet. If you have worn plugs before and want something with more heft, the pink delivers it.

Both are body-safe silicone, so soap and hot water is all they need. Both have the same white fluffy tail. We do not have diameter, taper or base measurements for either, so we cannot compare those — the supplier has not stated them. What we can say is that they come from the same product line, so the design language and the quality of the tail itself will be identical. The difference is entirely in the size and weight of the plug underneath.

If you are new to tails, or if you want something you can wear comfortably for an hour or more, the 5-inch blue is the one to start with. It is light, it is short enough not to press uncomfortably, and it has a higher review average. If you have worn plugs before and you want to feel the weight of it — or if you simply prefer a fuller sensation — the 6.7-inch pink will suit you better. It is still a tail plug, not a training plug, so the appeal is the tail itself and the way the plug holds it in place. The pink just does that job with more presence.

Both are well-reviewed silicone tail plugs from the same range, so you are choosing on size and weight rather than quality. The 5-inch blue is the easier wear and the safer starting point — lighter, shorter, and with a slightly higher review average. The 6.7-inch pink is for the buyer who knows they want more heft and more length, and who is comfortable with the fact that a heavier plug will be felt more consistently. If in doubt, start with the blue. You can always size up later.

Both are stocked at Coy, along with the rest of the Neon Bunny Plug Tail range. We are published by the same team, and we say so on every page. The prices and stock levels are current as of this review, but check the product pages for live availability.

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.