# What I Actually Think About the Horse-Style Silicone Anal Dildo We Stock (S–XXL)
I'll be straight with you — when this thing first showed up in our warehouse, I opened the box and thought, "well, that's a lot of silicone." We've been selling adult products for years, and I've handled thousands of plugs, probes, and dildos, so it takes something unusual to make me stop and stare. This one did. The Horse Style Silicone Anal Dildo, SKU P3256809309779390, is one of those products that looks intimidating in the photos and somehow even bigger when it's sitting on your desk in real life. But here's the thing: it's also one of the most thoughtfully made pieces of body-safe silicone we've carried in this category, and once you understand what it's actually for, the size stops being the headline.
Let's talk material first, because that's where this thing earns its price. It's made from liquid silicone, which means it's soft, smooth, and genuinely odorless. No weird chemical smell when you open the package. No sticky residue. If you've ever bought cheap TPE or jelly toys, you know exactly the smell I'm talking about — that sharp plastic-y funk that never quite washes off. This doesn't have it. The surface is silky to the touch, and the finish holds up after repeated washing, which matters more than people realize. Silicone also doesn't harbor bacteria the way porous materials do, so it's a much safer choice for something you're putting inside your body. The build quality is solid throughout — no seams, no rough patches, no mold lines you can feel with your finger.
Now the specs, because you deserve the real numbers. This comes in four sizes. The Small is 25 by 4.6 centimeters, roughly 9.84 by 1.81 inches. The Medium is 30 by 5.6 centimeters, about 11.8 by 2.2 inches. The Large is 34 by 6.8 centimeters — that's 13.38 by 2.67 inches. And the XL is 38 by 7.5 centimeters, or 14.96 by 2.95 inches. The girth increases meaningfully between sizes, so don't jump two steps at once. We stock standard sizes and several color options, and the listing price is $31.17 across the board, which honestly is fair for this much silicone. The horse-style shape means a pronounced flare at the base — that's your safety stop, and it's not decorative. Do not use anything in this category without a flared base. Ever.
So what do people actually do with this? Three real scenarios I hear about constantly. First, dilation and stretching routines — folks who are working gradually toward larger sizes use the S and M as stepping stones, sizing up over weeks or months. Second, prostate massage. The longer shaft and gentle curve on the smaller sizes let you reach the prostate without contortion, and the soft silicone means less pressure discomfort than firmer materials. Third, depth training for experienced users — the kind of person who already owns three plugs and wants to go longer. It's also popular with couples where one partner wants something that stays put hands-free thanks to the wide base.
Using and maintaining it is simple, and I mean actually simple. Wash it before and after every single use with warm water and a mild, unscented soap, or a proper toy cleaner if you have one. Dry it fully with a clean towel before storing it — moisture in a drawer is how you get problems. Use water-based lubricant only. This is not negotiable. Silicone lube will degrade silicone toys over time, and I've seen customers ruin expensive pieces that way. Go slow, start with the smallest size you can tolerate, and stop if anything hurts. Store it somewhere cool and dry, ideally in a cloth bag rather than jammed against other toys.
The pros are substantial. Body-safe, odorless, soft-yet-firm silicone. Four sizes so you can progress instead of buying a whole new toy every time you level up. A flared base that does its job. Easy to clean. Fairly priced for the material volume you're getting. The cons are honest too. It's heavy and large, so storage isn't effortless. Beginners should absolutely not start with the XL, no matter how curious you are. And because it's soft silicone, it has some flex, which some users love and others find less precise than firmer materials. If you want rigid, this isn't that.
From an expert standpoint, the design makes sense for a specific reason: the gradual taper combined with the soft durometer lets your body accommodate over time rather than all at once. That's why the S-to-XXL range matters — it's a progression system, not just a product line. It suits intermediate and advanced users, people doing dilation work, and anyone who wants a longer, softer alternative to firm plugs. If that's you, this is a solid buy. Just start smaller than your ego suggests.
