Silicone Rapture Advanced Anal Plug Climax

What it is

The Silicone Rapture Advanced Anal Plug is a single molded silicone plug, sold as one piece sealed on a hanging blister card. The card front carries the Climax wordmark, the series name Rapture Advanced and a small oval silicone material badge; the plug itself is a solid light blue with a high-gloss, non-porous surface. It is a passive item with no batteries, no motor, no controls and no removable parts — one continuous shape from the tapered tip to the flat base. It sits in the Climax Rapture Advanced line within our wider range of adult toys and novelties.

The shape, in detail

The tip is narrow and angled rather than straight, so the leading edge is offset slightly from the center line of the body. From there the shape widens through a gently curved, slightly S-contoured body, reaches its fullest point roughly two-thirds of the way up, then draws in sharply to a short, defined neck. That combination — a slim entry, a gradual widening and a distinct waist — is the standard plug geometry, and the angle is what distinguishes this one from a symmetrical cone.

Below the neck sits the base: a thin, flat T-bar rather than a wide disc. The crossbar runs side to side and is low in profile, which is the whole design intent of a T-bar — it gives the same stop function as a round flange while presenting far less surface area against the skin. The piece is molded in one go, with no seams, no glued joints and no parting line visible along the body in either photograph, and the finish is uniformly glossy rather than matte or soft-touch.

Silicone as a material

Silicone is a synthetic, rubber-like polymer, and it is the material this packaging identifies for the item. Two of its ordinary properties explain why it is so widely used for body-contact products: it is non-porous, so a smooth silicone surface has no open structure for residue to settle into and it wipes clean readily, and it is chemically stable and odorless at room temperature. It also has a distinctive hand — slightly grippy and warm-feeling rather than slick like hard plastic — which is why silicone items are normally used with a lubricant rather than dry.

One material quirk is worth knowing before you buy: silicone-based lubricants and silicone surfaces do not always sit well together, because a silicone lubricant can soften or tackify a silicone item over repeated contact. The usual convention is a water-based lubricant with anything molded in silicone. If you want independent background on how chemical warnings on consumer goods work, and what terms like these mean on a package, California's Proposition 65 warnings site and its chemical fact sheets are the state's own reference pages. They explain the labeling regime in general; they say nothing about this or any other specific product.

Using and caring for it

This is a passive item used with plenty of water-based lubricant, and washed with warm water and a mild soap. Go slowly and stop if anything is uncomfortable. The T-bar base is the part that stays outside the body at all times — that is the entire reason a plug is built with a flange or crossbar, and nothing of this kind should ever be used without one. Because the tip is angled rather than symmetrical, the orientation you hold it in changes how it sits, so it is worth taking a moment to find the position that suits you rather than forcing a fixed one.

For cleaning, warm water and a mild unscented soap are all a smooth silicone surface generally needs, before and after each use. Rinse thoroughly, let it dry fully in the open air, and store it somewhere dry and out of direct sunlight. Keeping silicone items separate — in a pouch, a bag or their own drawer space — stops them resting against other materials that can react with them over time. Keep it away from sharp objects, too: a nick in the surface is the one thing that undoes the advantage of a non-porous finish.

Who it's for

This is an item for adults 18 and over who want a smooth, passive silicone plug with a low-profile base, rather than something vibrating, textured or mechanical. The narrow angled tip and the drawn-in neck are the design features doing the work here, and the thin T-bar suits people who find a wide round flange bulky under clothing or against the skin. Anyone new to this category is generally better served starting with the smallest option in a range and taking their time over it. The rest of the category sits in toys for men and in adult products for women.

Good to know

• For adults 18 and over. Keep out of reach of children.
• Personal item: use it yourself and do not share it without a barrier, since sharing is a route for transferring bacteria between people.
• Water-based lubricant is the conventional pairing for a silicone surface.
• Inspect the surface before each use and retire the item if you find a tear, split or nick.
• If you have a medical condition, have had recent surgery, or have any concern about using a product of this kind, speak to a licensed healthcare professional first.
• This is a novelty item, not a medical device, and it is not sold to address any health condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this plug made of?

Silicone. The blister card carries a silicone material badge on the front, and silicone is named in the product title. The surface in both photographs shows the smooth, high-gloss, non-porous finish typical of a molded silicone item, with no seam or parting line visible along the body.

Does it need batteries or charging?

No — it is entirely passive. The plug is a single continuous molding with no battery compartment, no charging port, no buttons and no controls anywhere on its surface, so there is nothing to power, charge or replace.

What lubricant should I use with it?

Use a water-based lubricant. Silicone-based lubricants can soften or tackify a silicone surface over repeated contact, which is why water-based is the standard pairing for anything molded in silicone. Apply generously and reapply as needed, since water-based formulas absorb and evaporate over time.

How do I clean it?

Wash it with warm water and a mild unscented soap before and after each use, then rinse and air dry it completely. The non-porous silicone surface has no open structure for residue to settle into, so a thorough wash and a full dry are what the material asks for. Store it dry, out of direct sunlight, and separately from other items.

What does the T-bar base do?

The T-bar base stays outside the body and acts as a stop. It is a thin, flat crossbar rather than a wide round disc, so it does the same job with a lower profile and less surface area against the skin. Any product used this way needs a base of some kind, and it should never be removed or trimmed.

How is the order packaged for delivery?

Orders ship in plain outer packaging, with no product imagery, no brand marks and nothing on the outside describing the contents. It will not show the Gear Isle name. The item travels inside its own sealed blister card within that outer packaging.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe product specifications directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Adult novelty device for adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.