9 Best FTM Sex Toys [2024]: For Trans Masculine People

Finding good sex toys is not fun, especially for trans guys. So we’ve done the leg work for you and got you some of the best FTM sex toys on the market.

As if trans people don’t have enough on their plate, finding good sex toys can be a real minefield. 

Many don’t fit right and weren’t made with trans peoples’ genitals in mind. Others can be off-putting in their design and stir up some dysphoria troubles or issues people have with their own bodies. 

And that’s ignoring all of the sex toys out there that are just plain bad!  

That’s why today we’re looking at 9 of the Best FTM Sex Toys for transmasc peeps in 2024. 

TOP 3 coming at you first. 

The Best FTM Sex Toys in 2024

The Satisfyer Curvy 1+ is almost like it was made with trans men in mind. It’s got a wider and deeper opening than other clit suckers, so it will fit medium-to-large bottom growths decently well. 

Plus, the packaging and design are pretty good for trans people.

It’s not exactly gender neutral, but it’s a long way from the hyperfeminine boxes and bubblegum pinks of many other toys. 

The opening will fit a pen or a AA battery quite comfortably width-ways, and it’s about an inch deep, maybe a little bit more. 

That means transmasc people who’ve been on testosterone for a while can actually PENETRATE this opening! And it even has texture on the inside. 

The ribbed texture is a nice touch that feels great once you lube it up and slip inside. 

Turn the thing on, and the texture is mostly forgotten because it’s the air pulse and vibrations’ time to shine. 

And shine they do. They combine effortlessly to give you a blend of rumbling and pulsing that feels divine. 

You’d think a little toy like this with two motors can’t have much power behind it, but you’d be wrong. The vibrations are rumbly and strong, and the air pulses have an incredibly satisfying thuddiness behind them. 

Put that together, and at the higher intensities, you’ll be rocking. 

And I didn’t even get to the best part yet. The Satisfyer App is easy to connect and use and offers basically infinite patterns to work through. It feels like you could try a new pattern every day and never run out of novelty. 

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There aren’t many masturbation sleeves specifically made for trans men on testosterone, so options are somewhat limited. 

Fortunately, this ShotPocket Pleasure Sleeve exists. Made out of very squishy silicone and has a nice ribbed texture and impressive suction. 

And I mean impressive – once you get the air pressure right, it can actually feel like someone is sucking on you! Together with the ribs, it feels fantastic and well worth the modest entry price. 

It’s about half an inch wide internally and 1.7 inches long, making it suitable for anyone who’s experienced some bottom growth. It could be a bit longer, though – some people with more growth downstairs might find they can’t get in all the way, especially if they pump first. 

The ribs are simple but feel great once you get some lube in there and get the suction right. It doesn’t compete in terms of detail with, say, a Fleshlight Quickshot, but it sucks better and is better priced. 

And it’s 100% SILICONE!

That means it’s easy to clean – all you have to do is turn it inside out and wash it with mild soap and water.

Since it’s silicone, it shouldn’t degrade, so even though it’s more expensive than some gross cheap thermoplastic toys, it will last so much longer that you’ll save money in the long run. 

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Lelo isn’t exactly known for making trans-inclusive toys, but the Sila Cruise is a hell of an exception. 

It looks great – pretty and non-anatomical. I don’t think most people would even recognize it as a sex toy. The colors are a bit feminine but not gratingly so, so its passes the dysphoria test in my book. 

Not only is this baby powerful, but it’s the right kind of power. It’s soft, deep, and rumbly, like waves breaking on the shore.

There are NO SIGNS of buzziness here, so you can keep using it without your skin going numb – even if you push it down on your skin to get that rumbly goodness deeper. 

The pulses have a thuddy, deep quality to them that’s unique – the feeling travels right through you in the best way. 

There are 8 modes to try out, and while it’s got plenty of power, it never feels like it’s too much. People who want a super-intense, oh-god-I’m-gonna-die feeling might be let down, but for the majority of people, it will be just perfect. 

It’s got a generously wide nozzle that should fit most, even if you’ve been on testosterone for a while. 

The only issue with it is that it’s not very deep. So if you love feeling enveloped all the way and you’ve been blessed with length, this might not be ideal for you. 

That said, the pure feeling around the tip is absolutely exquisite, so it’s really a different-strokes-for-different-folks kinda deal. Most people could do a lot worse than these strokes, that’s for sure. 

Interested in learning more? Read our in-depth review here.

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If you want something to reliably get you off in an affordable, easy-to-use package, the Satisfyer Pro Penguin should be right up your alley. 

It will fit small to medium growths quite comfortably, though the squarish nozzle shape might feel constricting for those of you blessed with some girth. It’s fairly deep, though, so you can actually penetrate it. That’s nice. 

The pressure waves are also nice.

Not much more to say about them, really – they don’t match the power of the Curvy 1+ or the ripply deepness of the Lelo Sila Cruise, but they’re perfectly satisfying. 

As you’d expect from the name, the Penguin is completely waterproof, meaning you can take it in the bath to enjoy the added intensity using it underwater gives you. That definitely makes the feeling deeper and more intense. 

And best of all – it has a bow tie. I mean, come on. Bow tie! Okay, maybe that’s not to everyone’s taste, but I love it. No notes from me on the design front.

We’ve actually reviewed the Satisfyer Pro Penguin before, so if you’re interested and want the full details, check this out.

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If you want a stroker that feels great and fits larger bottom growth, this might be perfect for you. 

This Trans Masc Stroker by Calexotics is generously sized, feels great, and looks pretty good too. And it’s so stretchy that cis men with smaller penises could probably use and enjoy it, just to give you some idea of what size it will work for. 

Because it’s made of thermoplastic rubber (TPR), it feels amazing. It’s so squishy and delicate that it envelopes and sucks with awesome gusto. It’s almost skin-like in how good it feels. 

And it has a lovely ribbed texture that gives some intense stimulation. 

That said, it’s important to remember that TPR is porous and can’t be boiled to sterilize it. And you can’t expect it to last forever, though it is durable. 

It’s easy to hold on to and stroke up and down, or just squeeze on it and feel the suction. There are plenty of ways to play with it. 

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I was in two minds about this toy. Honestly, I wasn’t sure whether to push it higher up the list or not to include it at all. 

Why higher up? Well, because it feels brilliant. The nozzle is ultra-smooth and silky-feeling silicone that caresses as it stimulates. 

It’s on the smaller side for sure, so if you’re packing something to be proud of, then you’ll want to grab the Curvy 1+ or something else bigger. 

But for just the air pulses alone… WOW.

They’re deep, thudding, and get deep into the tissue, like a massage without any skin contact. This thing doesn’t even need vibration because the quality of the air pulses is so good. 

It’s also sleek, easy to use, and probably the quietest motorized toy on this list. 

So what’s the problem? 

Well… the name. And the branding. Womanizer? Seriously? Whose idea was that, and why am I picturing a cigar-chomping greasy businessman who still calls women “broads”? 

Still, it says a lot about how good this toy is that it made it here despite the unfortunate cisnormativity. So it’s worth consideration as long as the branding and packaging don’t really disturb you. 

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As a first set for pumping, this is a great option that doesn’t break the bank. 

It’s inclusive and affirming, which is greatly appreciated. 

There are three sizes of cylinder included in the package, going from 2 inches long and 1 inch wide to 4 inches by 1.25. So whatever you’ve got going on, you should be able to pump yourself up real good. 

The Pump Deluxe is easy to use, too.

The wide flange at the base makes it easy to create a seal and doesn’t irritate the skin as much as the thinner ones you’d find on nipple pumps, for example. 

That makes it surprisingly comfortable, which is important when you’re pumping. Especially if you’re doing it with a partner, discomfort can really kill the mood. 

If I have one criticism, it’s this: the cylinders tend to lose pressure quite quickly, so you have to keep pumping periodically to get a good size increase. 

But when it does everything else so well, you won’t mind a few extra pumps now and then. 

It will even work pre-T! And when other pumps can cost like $50 just for one cylinder, having something this affordable is wonderful. 

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Despite being silicone, the softness of Jack rivals most TPE sleeves, which is saying a lot. I had to double-check it was really silicone because I thought someone was pulling a fast one. 

Speaking of pulling a fast one, Jack has excellent suction that doesn’t come off easily. It feels hot and stimulating, but not too much, right in the Goldilocks zone. 

The suction will work as long as you’re thicker than about half an inch and will accommodate sizes quite a bit bigger than that. I think it would even work for someone with post-metoidioplasty genitals. 

There are ridges on the inside for added texture and to improve the suction while masturbating. They’re not mind-blowing, but they add a bit extra and keep things interesting. 

The suction is enough for Jack to work as a packer, too – but only if you’re wearing tight underwear. It’s fine, and it’s damned impressive that it works as a stroker AND as a packer – but the best utility is on the stroking side of things, for sure. 

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SpareParts Pete Commando is light, comfortable underwear designed for soft packing. 

It features a V-shaped front pouch with tons of options for what to do with it. That makes Pete an incredibly versatile piece of underwear. 

The open front allows you to have the packer out and loose without feeling like it’s going to dislodge, even if you’re exercising. Or you can keep it against your skin. 

And it’s light enough to be worn underneath more underwear if you don’t fancy going commando today. 

Pete gets along great with STP packers, so you can go to the bathroom easily and conveniently. 

The straps are comfortable and keep everything in place really well, and overall the design is aesthetic as well as functional. 

And while it’s designed for soft packing, Pete can also work as a strap-on harness for a dildo if you’re in the mood for playing. 

Basically, Pete does everything and does it better than most other comparable underwear on the market. 

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The Best FTM Toys Buying Guide

Size

Like any toy for any gender, size is always up there near the number 1 consideration. If a toy doesn’t fit, it doesn’t matter how good everything else is. 

Transmasc people have more to think about than most other sex toy buyers, as they have to consider not only current size but future growth and gender-affirming procedures. 

So the first thing you should know is your own dimensions, and the first thing to look at in the specs is how big it is and who it’s going to fit.  

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Materials

Most air pulse toys are made with silicone nozzles that are body-safe and easy to clean, needing just soap and a good rinse to keep sanitary. I wouldn’t trust any air pulse toy that didn’t have a silicone tip, personally, as you’d have to keep replacing the tip every now and then to avoid bacteria colonizing your most orgasmic friend. 

As for packers and sleeves, well, there’s a lot more variety. Silicone and thermoplastics like TPE and TPR are the most common. 

Silicone is always good because it’s non-porous, making it both longer-lasting and easier to clean than thermoplastic materials. However, it tends to be more expensive and not as soft or squishy. 

TPE and TPR are gorgeous to touch – they’re smooth, soft, and squeezable as a stress ball in the best way. But that comes at a cost, namely, hygiene concerns. 

Thermoplastic has micropores that allow bacteria and other nasties to get in and set up shop, so cleaning them thoroughly with toy cleaner is essential. And it’s not a bad idea to keep some corn starch around – they tend to get tacky and a bit gross after a while. Even then, they don’t last forever. 

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Color

Color is always important, but even more so for FTM people who might struggle with gender dysphoria.

Many toys have color options, which is nice, but many air pulse toys often come in that annoyingly feminized pink. 

It’s always a matter of personal preference. Fortunately, a lot of newer manufacturers are giving more considerate color choices, but I’d still like to see more variation in color choices. 

Give me a metaphorical and a literal rainbow! 

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Budget

Since FTM-suitable toys aren’t very common, there’s less of a range available to enjoy. 

That said, some toys will fit into most budgets while still being safe to use and fun to play around with. 

You can pick up a decent stroker for around $20 that will last a long time, while a good air pulse toy will set you back somewhere in the region of $50. Not that cheap but affordable for even a modest budget, especially when you remember that a good toy like a Satisfyer has a 15-year warranty.    

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F.A.Q.

Are there risks in using FTM sex toys?

While there have been massive improvements with regard to sex toys and safe materials, there’s still a long way to go. 

And sadly, sex toys for trans people still have more than their fair share of unscrupulous manufacturers making toys and products out of unsafe materials. 

Most products don’t contain phthalates anymore, which is like the bare minimum you would expect from your sex toys. 

But the whole industry still isn’t as well regulated as it should be, and there are a crazy number of fake products out there that often contain more than they say they do. 

So, the short answer is yes; there are risks in using FTM sex toys, packers, and everything else. 

However, that risk is minimized if you take reasonable precautions and always buy from sellers you can trust. 

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What’s the best FTM prosthetic for sex?

There are as many answers to that question as there are people using FTM prosthetics! Basically, it’s entirely up to you. 

There are plenty of options for prosthetics that are functional and hyper-realistic, such as Transthetics, Freetom, and Emisil – just to name a few of the best-known ones. 

But the options are so much broader than that. If you have a lot of dysphorias to deal with, then a quality prosthetic might well be worth the considerable expense. 

However, many people find that prosthetics aren’t worth the cost when it comes to sex. They tend to be less secure than some other options and sometimes don’t hold up to real pounding. 

In that case, you and your partner might get more joy out of a regular old strap-on. That has the added benefits of being easier to thrust with and generally cheaper with more sexy options to work with. 

As always, your mileage may vary. 

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Where can I buy FTM sex toys online?

You can buy a good FTM sex toy from a reputable manufacturer or vendor, like any of the ones from this list. Of course, they’re not the only sellers you can trust, but they’re a good place to start. 

One thing to note – as a general rule, don’t buy your sex toys from Amazon or other large online marketplaces. They don’t really vet their manufacturers that well when it comes to sex toys, so there have been many cases of people not getting what they paid for. Fake products abound! 

So get your sex toys from a place that sells sex toys. Period.

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Conclusion 

Hopefully, this has cleared up some of the mystery and confusion surrounding transmen suitable toys, so get out there and enjoy.