Trans & Nonbinary

Trans & nonbinary

Sorted by body, not by label.

These pages sort the line by the body you have now: on testosterone, on estrogen, after surgery, or none of the above.

  • On T: small external shapes, packers, stand-to-pee devices, strap-on gear.
  • On E: prostate toys, rings, breast plates, strap-on vibes.
  • After surgery: start small and soft, once your surgeon clears you.
  • Any body: the whole toy line, sorted by motion and fit.
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Silicone Packer100% silicone, squishy and super-flexible.Learn more
Stand to Pee, SiliconeSilicone, with a funnel that's easy to aim.Learn more
Breast PlateWearable C-cup breasts in a pull-on vest.Learn more
Body KissesSuction on one side, a vibrating ridge to ride on the other.Learn more
Back For MoreA wearable shaft and a small plug, on one flexible leash.Learn more
Pleasure PadA bendy pad to ride, grind or press on, either side.Learn more

Questions

What are the best sex toys for trans men?

Go by fit, not the box. On testosterone, small external toys, suction and grind pads fit bottom growth well; packers and harnesses cover shape and strap-on play.

What are the best sex toys for trans women?

The prostate stays active on estrogen, so prostate-shaped plugs are a common start. Rings, grind pads and strap-on vibes are the other favorites.

What are good sex toys for nonbinary people?

Anything that fits by shape and function instead of gender. Every Gender X toy is listed as internal, external or both.

Can I use toys after bottom surgery?

Only once your surgeon clears you. Then start small and soft, with plenty of water-based lube.

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Everything for trans and nonbinary bodies