Hefty Weighted Silicone Plug

$49.99

An advanced non-vibrating silicone anal plug with two enclosed metal balls totaling 185 g, a 4.75-inch insertable length, 1.6-inch maximum diameter, rounded tip, and flared retrieval base.

Product facts

Intended use
Fullness or penetration
Material
Silicone
Firmness
Soft Silicone With Internal Weights
How it works
Manual
Experience level
Intermediate
Solo or partnered
Solo
Insertable or usable length
4.75 in
Maximum diameter
1.6 in
Maximum circumference
5.03 in
Total product length
5.5 in

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The b-Vibe Butties Hefty is a non-vibrating silicone anal plug designed for a heavier, gravity-enhanced feeling. Two enclosed metal balls provide a published total internal weight of 185 grams, while the rounded tip, tapered body, flexible neck, and flared base shape the way the plug enters, settles, and can be removed.

Size, weight, and materials

  • Manufacturer SKU: BV-114.
  • Total length: approximately 5.5 inches.
  • Insertable length: approximately 4.75 inches.
  • Maximum diameter: approximately 1.6 inches.
  • Maximum circumference: approximately 5.03 inches.
  • Internal weight: two enclosed metal balls totaling 185 g.
  • Body material: nonporous silicone around the internal weight.
  • Power: manual and non-vibrating.
  • Base: external flared retrieval base.

The weight is a separate fit factor from the 1.6-inch diameter. A person comfortable with a similarly wide lightweight plug may still find 185 grams more demanding during movement or longer wear. The maker presents Hefty for experienced users, so it should not be treated as a beginner plug simply because its tip is rounded.

Fit and sensation

Compare both the maximum diameter and insertable length with products you already use comfortably. The tapered body increases gradually toward its widest point, then narrows at the neck. The flared base must remain fully outside the body at all times. Do not insert the base or cover it with another device.

The 185 g published weight is enclosed inside the silicone, so the product should feel solid rather than hollow even though the exterior remains flexible. That weight can pull differently when standing, walking, kneeling, or lying down. Test each position separately instead of assuming comfort will carry over. If the base tilts, presses uncomfortably, or becomes harder to reach, remove the plug and choose a lighter or differently shaped design.

For a lighter or smaller starting point, compare the Rookie Beginner Silicone Plug. For a different weighted format, see the b-Vibe Snug & Tug 128 g. If you prefer non-silicone weight and a firmer feel, compare the b-Vibe Stainless-Steel Prostate Plug. Each has a different size, shape, and care routine; these are comparisons, not interchangeable fits.

Setup and wear checks

  1. Inspect the silicone for tears, cuts, swelling, tackiness, exposed internal material, or separation around the enclosed balls.
  2. Wash and dry the plug before use.
  3. Apply generous water-based lubricant to the tip, body, and opening.
  4. Insert slowly without forcing the widest point. Pause if the weight changes your control or positioning.
  5. Confirm the base sits flat outside the body and can be grasped immediately.
  6. Recheck comfort, sensation, and base position during wear, especially after walking, changing position, or adding movement.

Stop and remove the plug for sharp pain, persistent pressure, numbness, unusual cramping, bleeding, loss of sensation, or difficulty controlling the weight. “Extended wear” language is not a universal time limit or a promise that one duration is safe for everyone. Begin with a short, supervised session and remove the plug before sleeping, driving, exercising, using intoxicants, or any activity where discomfort or a shifting base may go unnoticed.

Removal should be as deliberate as insertion. Reapply water-based lubricant around the neck, relax, grasp the base, and withdraw slowly along the same angle used for entry. Do not pull by one edge of the base or use sudden force to overcome resistance. If the plug cannot be removed comfortably, stop pulling and seek appropriate assistance rather than using tools or attempting to cut open the silicone.

Lubricant, cleaning, and storage

Water-based lubricant is the conservative default and is specifically recommended by the maker. If you want to use another formula, spot-test only as the product maker directs; some silicone lubricants can alter silicone surfaces. Add more lubricant whenever friction increases rather than pushing through resistance.

Wash the plug with warm water and mild, unscented soap or a silicone-compatible cleaner. Pay attention to the neck and junction with the base, rinse away all residue, and allow the entire surface to air-dry. Do not use a damaged weighted plug, and do not attempt to open or repair the silicone around the internal balls. Store it separately in a clean, dry pouch or container so the silicone does not rest against an incompatible soft material.

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