Addicted Toys black TPR prostate stimulator

This time, take the time to discover this anal stimulator designed specifically for the prostate. Unlike classic passive dildos, this one offers an ergonomic design focused on sensitive areas (prostate, anus, perineum), with a wide handle that makes it easier to control and handle. I classify this model among introductory accessories for male anal stimulation—no electronic gimmicks, just carefully designed geometry.

TPR material: what you need to know

TPR (thermoplastic elastomer) is a porous material that is less premium than medical-grade silicone but more affordable. I have to be transparent: this material retains more bacteria and odors than non-porous silicone. This means cleaning after every use is mandatory and thorough—mild soap, warm water, and complete drying. If you share this toy with a partner, using a condom is strongly recommended. TPR also has a shorter lifespan than silicone: expect 1 to 2 years of regular use before gradual deterioration.

Beginner-friendly dimensions and ergonomics

At 11.3 cm in total length and with a 2.6 cm insertion diameter, this stimulator remains compact—ideal if you are discovering anal stimulation. The widened handle (11.1 cm) provides a good grip and prevents slipping. This is an “S” size according to my internal classification: approachable, not intimidating, and perfect for first explorations. Weighing 155 g, it is lightweight and easy to handle.

Use and lubricant compatibility

It is intuitive to use, but here are the details that make a difference: this stimulator works with any lubricant (water-, silicone-, or oil-based). I recommend a water-based lubricant to make cleaning easier afterward. Apply it generously to the toy and anal area, then proceed slowly. The prostate is located a few centimeters inside the rectum—you will feel a slightly firmer area by gently pressing toward the front of the body. This type of stimulator requires some patience and experimentation to find your rhythm. Discover my guide to overcoming prostate taboos .

If you are truly a beginner, I recommend consulting our guide Beginner sex toy: how to choose, use, and enjoy one from the very first time—it also covers male anal stimulation.

Alone or with a partner

This stimulator is suitable for two scenarios: personal discovery (to better understand your own sensitivity) or exploration as a couple (where your partner can control the pace and pressure). In both cases, communication and muscle relaxation are key. Do not rush.

• TPR material compatible with all lubricants
• Ergonomic design focused on the prostate, anus, and perineum
• Compact dimensions (11.3 cm)—beginner-friendly
• Wide handle for optimal control
• Thorough cleaning required after every use

A girlfriend's advice— Honestly, what I like about this model is its no-frills simplicity. No electronics to recharge, no complicated modes—just you, your partner if you want, and geometry designed for the prostate. It is the type of toy we often recommend in stores to anyone who wants to try it without committing to technology.