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Essentials · Fun Factory
Fun Factory Bootie Fem Review: A Plug Designed Around Anatomy
An asymmetric plug shaped to leave room for vaginal stimulation during double play. Clever and comfortable.
Tested for 5 weeks · Published September 2, 2026
Our verdict
The tulip-shaped base and asymmetric bulb solve real problems that round plugs ignore. Our top pick for combined vaginal and anal play at any price.
$34.99–$34.99
Typical US price at The Pleasure Chest
What we liked
- +Asymmetric design avoids internal pressure conflicts
- +Slim tulip base sits comfortably between cheeks
- +Velvety silicone with a flexible neck
- +Beginner-friendly size
What we didn't
- −One size only
- −Base shape takes a session to get used to
- −No vibration
First impressions
The design brief is visible: a tilted bulb and a narrow, petal-shaped base. The silicone has Fun Factory's signature velvety matte texture.
How it performs
The asymmetric bulb leaves room for a partner or a toy vaginally without the crowded feeling a round plug creates. The base disappears between the cheeks for comfortable long wear.
Care
Pure silicone: boil, bleach or dishwash. The matte texture needs a bit more lube than glossy toys but rewards it with less drag.
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