The Best Sex Toys for Men, According to a Guy Whose Been “Testing” Them for a Decade
It's time to get over your sex toy insecurities and embrace the good a quality toy can do for a relationship.
It's time to get over your sex toy insecurities and embrace the good a quality toy can do for a relationship.
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Google “sex toys” and you will be hit with hundreds of websites claiming their sex toys are the best. These companies boast of sustainability, Bluetooth compatibility, or having fifteen different vibrations and speeds. (I’m sorry, but every goddamn vibrator has different vibration patterns and speeds, and you end up using only one of them.)
With never-ending options, deciding on a single toy to purchase can be overwhelming. And one thing you’ll quickly learn is that a higher price does not guarantee a better quality toy. There are some costly sex toys that, frankly, are crap—and some inexpensive toys with powerful vibrations that will last you a lifetime.
Luckily, I’ve been a sex writer for nearly a decade, and part of my job is reviewing sex toys. I have literally “tested” over a hundred toys—yes, my job is fantastic—and I’m here to share some of my “findings.” So without further ado, here are the 15 best sex toys for men.
This open-ended stroker makes it great to use with a partner. Your partner can go down on you—sucking your head and using the Manta on your shaft. It’s also an excellent handjob accessory. And if you and your partner like cum, the Manta is ideal because when you ejaculate, you shoot everywhere because the toy is open-ended, unlike traditional masturbation sleeves.
The Hugo is on the pricier side, but it’s one of the few times where higher price does equate to better quality. This prostate massager comes with a remote control that allows for very specific, localized vibrations. You actually control the speed, intensity and placement of the vibrations by tilting the remote.
Full transparency, I was involved in the design of this dildo. Fun Factory and I partnered to create a dildo in the colors of the bisexual flag for my new book, Boyslut: A Memoir and Manifesto. This toy is on the smaller side, with less than five insertable inches, but if you’re new to anal play or want to show off your bi pride, then the Bi Amor is for you.
I was looking to see why this toy’s reviews were on the lower side, and I quickly realized that people were inserting it incorrectly. You don’t just insert that wiggly tip; you insert the entire base up to the “on” button. Then the remaining section hugs your perineum. This toy isn’t for beginners because it remains deep inside you, but if that’s the type of stimulation you’re after, the Duke is your man.
While we don’t think of vibrators as sex toys traditionally for men, placing a wand on your frenulum (the back of your penis where the shaft meets the head) can feel heavenly. You can also press it to your anus for external pleasure. The Vim is my favorite vibrator with its flexible head and strong vibrations. (It’s also helpful if your girlfriend wants to use it on herself.)