Rear Assets Trainer Kit Review

Thinking about dipping your toes (or more accurately, your butt) into the world of anal play? The Rear Assets Trainer Kit from NS Novelties is designed to help you do just that – gradually, comfortably, and with a little sparkle. With three rose gold metal plugs in graduated sizes and a cute pink jewel base, this set promises a stylish and structured way to train your booty.

I put it to the test, one plug at a time – here’s how it stacked up.

Key Takeaways

The Rear Assets Trainer Kit is a solid little intro to metal butt plugs. It’s budget-friendly, comes with three well-sized plugs, and delivers a steady, manageable kind of stimulation – perfect for curious beginners or anyone coming back after a break.

It’s not luxury. The jewels are basic, the tips could be more rounded, and there’s no included storage or guidance. But if you want something shiny, smooth, and no-nonsense, it delivers exactly what it promises: an easy path to building confidence and comfort in anal play – with a little rose gold flair on the side.

Who Should Try It? It’s ideal for anyone curious about anal play who wants a budget-friendly set to experiment with. The three sizes offer a gentle progression, making it a great fit for beginners ready to explore at their own pace. If you enjoy the look and feel of metal toys – or want to try temperature play – this set ticks those boxes too. And with its sparkly, rose gold finish, it’s a fun and cheeky addition to your collection without breaking the bank.

Who Can Skip It? This kit might not be the best fit for total beginners who feel nervous about firmer or pointier toys. The tips aren’t sharp, but they’re less rounded than some softer silicone options. If you prefer a plush, flexible feel or expect high-end finishes, the plasticky jewel base and rigid aluminum body might disappoint. It’s also worth skipping if you’re sensitive to cooler materials or not into metal at all.

You Can Buy It on the Peep Show Toys website for $35.

What Is the Rear Assets Trainer Kit?

Technically, the box just says 3pc Metal Plug Kit, but online it’s listed as the Rear Assets Trainer Kit – Pink. Either way, you’re getting a set of three solid metal plugs made of lightweight aluminum, all in a gorgeous rose gold finish with pink gem bases. The idea is simple: start small and work your way up. Whether you’re brand new to anal play or coming back after a break, this kind of graduated set can help you build confidence and comfort.

There’s nothing fancy in the box – no lube samples or storage bags – but you do get three plugs in small, medium, and large. Each one is smooth, solid, and weighty enough to feel like a real toy without being overwhelming.

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First Impressions & Features

Unboxing

As you can see in the below image, the box itself is cute and giftable. There’s a bit of branding and a short description, but not much else. Inside, the plugs sit in a molded plastic tray. No frills, no extras.

Would a little satin pouch have made me swoon? Maybe. I’ve definitely bought worse things for the packaging alone. But honestly, this packaging works. It gives you a clear view of what you’re getting, and it feels nice enough to give as a cheeky little present if you’re feeling bold.

Quick Specs

• Small: 1.26″ diameter × 2.72″ length (approx. 2.25″ insertable)
• Medium: 1.34″ diameter × 3.15″ length
• Large: 1.61″ diameter × 3.74″ length
• Total weight (all plugs): 368g
• Material: Chrome-plated aluminum
• Color: Rose gold with pink gem

How Do I Use the Rear Assets Trainer Kit?

Like any butt toy worth its sparkle, the Rear Assets Trainer Kit is all about preparation and pacing. Start with a shower – or whatever gets you clean and feeling good. Choose your lube (both water- and silicone-based work perfectly with aluminum), and warm the smallest plug in your hands or with a bit of warm water if you want to take the chill off. Or cool it down if you’re into that kind of surprise.

Begin with the smallest plug, especially if you’re new to this or it’s been a while. The pointed tip looks sharper than most, but thanks to the polished metal finish, it slides in smoothly once you’re relaxed. Just go slow. Hold it by the neck – not the jewel – when inserting, or you might find it slipping around like a bar of soap. Ask me how I know.

Once you’re in and feeling comfortable, you can explore going up a size. There’s no gold star for rushing, and honestly, the small plug is great for warm-ups, teasing, or even subtle all-day wear. The medium adds a bit more weight and stretch, while the large is more of a statement piece – perfect for deeper play sessions when your body’s ready.

For removal, ease it out slowly. Metal gets slippery fast with lube, so having a towel nearby – or just a steady hand – makes everything smoother. And afterward? Give it a wash with warm water and soap or toy cleaner, pat it dry, and tuck it away (preferably in something soft, since there’s no pouch included).

You can learn more about using butt plugs in this article.

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My Personal Experience

I started with the small plug while watching something boring on Netflix (as you do). It felt light, simple, and sat comfortably while I shifted around the couch. The narrow neck helps it stay put, and the gem doesn’t dig in – which is a win.

Later that night, I went for the medium plug during a longer solo session. The sharp-looking tip made me pause, but it went in surprisingly easily. That extra weight and pressure were noticeable, especially during clenching and movement.

The large plug took more prep. It’s got some heft, and the bulb feels fuller without being overwhelming. I wouldn’t wear it long-term, but for deliberate play, it hits the mark.

A few things I noticed: they hold temperature really well (I chilled one for fun – wow), and they’re incredibly easy to clean. Downsides? The jewels look a bit cheap up close, and they don’t come with any kind of case or bag. But honestly, for the price, that’s forgivable.

Design

There’s no mistaking these plugs for anything but what they are – but that’s kind of the charm. The rose gold finish is genuinely lovely in person, and the pink jewel base (image below) adds just enough sparkle without veering into tacky territory.

The shape is a classic spade: tapered tip, bulbous body, slim neck. That said, the tips are noticeably pointier than most beginner plugs. They’re not painful or unsafe, but the sharper look might feel a bit intimidating if you’re used to more rounded styles.

Material

These plugs are made from lightweight aluminum (as stated on the packaging) and finished with smooth chrome plating. Aluminum is firm, cool to the touch, and noticeably lighter than stainless steel – so you get that satisfying weight without the bulk.

The finish is seamless and well-polished, with no rough edges, seams, or drag. It’s a nonporous material, meaning it won’t absorb bacteria, and it’s super easy to clean with soap and water. You can also boil them (just handle them with care) or use a sex toy cleaner. And yes – they’re perfect for temperature play, whether you’re warming up or going icy. I chilled one for fun and instantly questioned my life choices. But hey – it woke me up.

Stimulation

These plugs aren’t here to rock your world with intense stretch or vibrations – but that’s kind of the point. They’re more about steady presence than high drama.

For me, it was that gentle weight and quiet pressure that stood out. Once in, the plug just sat there – no shifting, no poking – just a solid, subtle fullness. I noticed it most when I was moving around or tensing up during play. It didn’t scream for attention, but it was always there, adding a layer to the experience.

The slim neck helps your body close comfortably around it, so I never felt like I was holding it in. And the jewel base, while a bit flashy, does its job without digging in. It’s not the kind of toy that dominates the scene – but it makes its presence known in all the right ways.

Build Quality

For the price, the Rear Assets Trainer Kit holds up well. All three plugs feel sturdy in the hand, with a smooth rose gold finish that looks more expensive than it is. The shaping is consistent across sizes, and the polish is even – no seams, no scratches, no weird machining marks.

The jeweled bases are where things feel a bit more budget. They’re definitely plastic, and up close, they don’t scream “high-end.” More like “party store tiara” energy than “boudoir chic.” But honestly? It kind of adds to the charm. That said, they’ve stayed in place through multiple uses and don’t feel like they’ll pop out or loosen anytime soon.

My only real gripe? The tips are sharper than I expected. Not unsafe, but pointier than most beginner plugs I’ve used. It’s a design choice that might make newcomers hesitate, and a slightly more rounded taper would’ve gone a long way in making the set feel more welcoming.

Ease of Use

Honestly? These are easy anal toys. The sizes ramp up gradually, the shape is intuitive, and cleanup takes two seconds. You don’t need to overthink the technique here – just go slow, listen to your body, and enjoy the process.

The biggest learning curve is dealing with the slippery feel once lube gets involved – metal + lube = bar of soap. But as long as you keep a towel nearby and take your time, they’re very user-friendly. Even the larger plug felt approachable once I’d worked up to it, which says a lot for a set aimed at beginners.

Versatility

You can use these plugs cold, warm, solo, with a partner, in bed, or even for light wear around the house. The variety of sizes means you’ve got options, and the middle size hits a nice sweet spot for most situations.

This isn’t a novelty set – it’s usable. No frills, but functional. And if you want to bring a little flash to your butt stuff, that pink sparkle base will do it.

Warranty and Support

This set doesn’t come with any listed warranty, and there’s no support documentation in the box. That said, they’re basic metal plugs – it’s unlikely they’ll break unless you mistreat them. Just store them safely and don’t throw them loose in a drawer.

Please note that many resellers (like Lovehoney, SexToy.com, and others) offer their own warranty or satisfaction guarantees, so it’s always a good idea to check with the store you’re buying from in case you need support later on.

Minor Issues I Found During Testing

The Rear Assets Trainer Kit doesn’t come with a storage pouch, so you’ll need to improvise – either reuse the box or wrap the plugs in a soft cloth to keep them protected. The jeweled bases are fun and flashy, but up close, they do look a little cheap – not a huge deal, but something to know if you’re after a more luxe vibe. The tips of each plug are also noticeably pointier than most beginner sets. They aren’t unsafe, but if you’re new to anal toys, the sharp look might feel a bit intimidating at first. Lastly, there are no instructions or sizing guides included in the box, which seems like a missed opportunity for a kit that’s clearly aimed at beginners.

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Alternatives to the Rear Assets Trainer Kit

Temptasia Bling Plug Set

If you like the jeweled look of the Rear Assets Trainer Kit but want something a little softer and friendlier for longer wear, the Temptasia Bling Plug Set is a solid pick. Made from silicone instead of metal, these plugs are flexible, body-safe, and come in a similar graduated trio. The tips are more rounded, which can be less intimidating if you’re just starting out. Plus, silicone offers a very different kind of feel – more forgiving, less temperature-sensitive, and perfect for folks who want something lightweight and squishier against the body. The sparkly base still brings the fun, but the overall vibe is a bit gentler.

You can read my Blush Temptasia Bling Plug review here.

Pipedream Icicles No. 48

For something completely different, the Icicles No. 48 by Pipedream swaps metal for sculpted glass. It’s a single plug rather than a set, but what it lacks in variety it makes up for in looks. The pink-tinted glass and daisy-shaped base give it a boutique, almost art-object quality. It’s firmer and heavier than the Rear Assets plugs, with a tapered bulb that delivers a steady, elegant fullness. Great for temperature play, too – warm it up or chill it down for extra sensation. Just be aware: while it’s beginner-sized, glass has zero flex, so it’s best for slow, intentional sessions.

You can read my Pipedream Icicles No. 48 review here.

Do you want more options? We have reviewed more jeweled plugs in this article.

I am Sold! Where Can I Buy It?

You can buy it on Peep Show Toys using this link.

Thanks for reading my Rear Assets Trainer Kit review!

Sandra

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Sandra studied nursing and sexual health and is named one of the world’s top 50 sexologists. She founded My Sex Toy Guide in 2016, where she and a team of experts write about relationships, LGBTQ topics, and other sexuality issues. She has been featured in Men’s Health, Wedding Wire, InsideHook, ThriveGlobal, and more.
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