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Experimental Era

Experimental Era is new sex toys and kinks to try once you already know what you like. Shop tentacle grinders, ride-on machines and toy mounts, electro play, pinwheels and leather floggers, chastity cages, pet play, molding kits, oral sex treats and games.

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What is a novelty sex toy?

A novelty sex toy, the way we mean it, is not a gag gift. It is something new to your routine: a sensation, a position or a dynamic you have not tried yet. Experimental Era is what we would hand you if you said “show me something I haven’t tried.” The novelty is the point, and everything still has to be body-safe and actually worth using.

It covers every direction you can branch out in. New sensations like electro play, pinwheels and wax. New ways to ride with grinders, mounts and machines. New dynamics like pet play, chastity and restraints. And new things to do together, from couples toys to dice games.

The thing most people miss: change one thing at a time. If a new toy, a new position and a new restraint all show up on the same night and it does not land, you will not know which part missed. Try one, talk about it after, then add the next.

Types of experimental era

Every way to branch out, sorted by what it does.

  • Bump and grinders: tentacle, alien and creature grinders plus vibrating grinding pads. You ride them instead of holding them.
  • Sex furniture: wedges and ramps, toy mounts, straddle cushions and swings that change the angle of everything you already own.
  • Sex machines: ride-on machines that do the thrusting so you can focus on the feeling.
  • Neon wand and electro play: electrosex kits and electro impact toys that add a crackle you cannot get any other way.
  • Ticklers and sensation play: pinwheels, spiked sensory gloves and ticklers for light, prickly, teasing sensation.
  • Floggers: leather, beaded metal and wooden handle floggers, from a soft thud to a sharp bite.
  • Drip candles: low temperature candles made for wax play, the easiest way into temperature play.
  • Chastity cages: clear and colored cages with locks for chastity play.
  • Pet play: tail plugs and ears sets, plus pet play accessories like bone gags and engraved collar tags.
  • Bondage: under bed restraints, spreader bars, hogties, chest harnesses and beginner kits.
  • Molding kits: make a silicone copy of you or a partner. Half the fun is the process.
  • Strap-ons and harnesses: strapless and harness styles for trying strap-on play from either side.
  • Couples vibrators: wearable vibes and vibrating rings made to use during partner sex.
  • Anal toys: tail, jeweled, glass and prostate plugs for a first step or a new direction.
  • Oral sex essentials: flavored candies, mints and gels that make oral a little more fun.
  • Arousal creams: warming and tingling creams that add sensation without adding a toy.
  • Games: dice and truth or dare games for a low pressure way to bring something new up.
  • Gift sets: themed boxes that bundle a few new things into one try-it-all kit.

How to choose the right one

If you are not sure where to start: try a new sensation before a new dynamic. A grinder, a pinwheel or a flogger is easy to stop the moment it is not working. Chastity and restraints need more conversation first.

If you want to bring it up with a partner: start with a game or a couples toy. A dice roll or a dare makes the ask for you, and a couples vibe adds something new without changing what you already do.

If you want hands free: go for a grinder, a mount or a machine. A toy mount holds a wand or a dildo in place, and a grinder or a ride-on machine lets you set the rhythm with your hips.

If you are curious about electro play: start with a kit. Keep it away from the head and anything flammable, and skip it entirely with a pacemaker or other implanted device.

If you are curious about chastity: start with short sessions. Check the fit and the skin often, take it off at any numbness or color change, and do not sleep in it until you know how it fits.

If you want to go bigger: size up in steps. Warm up with something smaller, use more lube than you think you need, and go slow.

On pinwheels and metal floggers: fleshy areas and a light hand. Keep them off the face, joints and spine, and clean them between partners.