Ava Noir
Pegging Dildo
About Pegging Dildo
Pegging, where one partner wears a strap-on to penetrate another, is an exciting way for couples to explore new dynamics together. Our pegging dildos and kits are chosen with comfort and confidence in mind, making it easy to start your journey whatever your experience level.
What Is Pegging?
Pegging usually refers to a woman penetrating a male partner anally using a strap-on dildo, though the term is enjoyed by couples of all kinds. A pegging dildo has a flared base for a harness, and is often slimmer and gently curved to target the prostate comfortably.
Starting Out Together
If pegging is new to you both, communication is everything. Start with a slim, tapered dildo, plenty of thick lube and lots of patience. Going slowly and checking in with each other turns it into a shared, pleasurable adventure rather than something to rush.
Dildos and Kits
You can choose a pegging dildo and harness separately, or pick a complete kit that pairs a compatible dildo with a comfortable, adjustable harness. Kits are a popular choice for beginners, taking the guesswork out of making sure everything works well together.
Comfort and Care
Use a generous amount of thick, body-safe lube, as the area doesn't self-lubricate, and never force anything. Afterwards, remove the dildo from the harness and clean it thoroughly with warm water and a toy cleaner, allowing it to dry before storing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a pegging dildo?
A pegging dildo is a harness-compatible dildo, often slim and curved, used by one partner to anally penetrate another during pegging.
What size is best for pegging beginners?
Start with a slim, tapered dildo. You can always move to something larger as you both grow more comfortable and confident.
Do I need a kit or separate pieces?
Either works. A kit pairs a compatible dildo and harness for convenience, while buying separately lets you customise. Kits are great for beginners.
What lube should I use for pegging?
Use a generous amount of thick, long-lasting lube, as the area doesn't self-lubricate. This is essential for comfort and safety.