Quick answer
Choose Ted if you want a classic, soft silicone plug that starts narrow and widens midway for straightforward training. Choose Heaven's Gape if your goal is gradual stretching with a round head that opens you up before the girth increases.
How the shapes differ in practice
Ted's profile is narrow at the tip, reaches its maximum circumference about halfway down the body, then tapers again to a neck your hole closes around. That makes insertion predictable and gives a clear 'widest point' sensation once you're past the middle. Heaven's Gape uses a round head that pushes you open first, followed by a steady increase in girth. The difference matters most during insertion: Ted rewards a slow, straight push, while Heaven's Gape asks you to relax into a rounded stretch before the wider section arrives.
Neither plug is inherently more comfortable—comfort depends on how your body responds to that first moment of dilation. If you prefer a plug that feels narrow until you're ready for the widest part, Ted is the easier starting point. If you like a round, even opening sensation, Heaven's Gape may feel more natural.
Material and surface trade-offs
Both plugs are made from platinum silicone, which is body-safe and easy to clean. Ted is described as super soft, so it has more give when you clench. Heaven's Gape has a smooth surface that glides inside with little resistance. The trade-off: softer silicone can feel more forgiving during long wear, but a firmer, smooth surface can make insertion easier when you're still learning to relax. If you've had trouble with plugs feeling too firm, Ted's softness is a real advantage. If you want less friction on the way in, Heaven's Gape's smooth finish helps.
Width and depth: what the catalog does and doesn't tell you
The supplied catalog lists size and colour options for both plugs but does not give exact dimensions for each size. That means you can't compare precise widths or insertable lengths from the product pages alone. Use the shape descriptions as your guide: Ted's widest point sits halfway down, while Heaven's Gape increases gradually from a round head. If you need exact measurements before buying, check the size chart on each product page or contact the store—do not guess based on the shape alone.
Key trade-offs to weigh
- Insertion feel: Ted starts narrow and reaches its widest point halfway down, so you feel a clear 'pop' past the middle. Heaven's Gape uses a round head that stretches you evenly from the start. If you dislike a sudden widest point, Heaven's Gape's gradual increase may feel smoother.
- Material softness: Ted is super soft platinum silicone, which flexes with your body. Heaven's Gape is smooth platinum silicone with a gliding surface. Softer silicone can be more comfortable for longer wear; smoother surface can ease insertion.
- Training goal: Ted's classic shape is ideal for straightforward width training. Heaven's Gape is designed specifically to help you train toward gaping with a round, opening head. Match the plug to your goal: general training (Ted) or gradual stretch (Heaven's Gape).
Product facts at a glance
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Heaven'S Gape: Round head with gradually increasing girth for stretch training. The rounded tip opens you up before the wider section, which suits gradual stretching rather than a sudden widest point.
Heaven'S Gape
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Ted: Super soft platinum silicone with a classic tapered shape. The soft material gives more flex during wear, and the narrow tip makes insertion easier to control.
Ted
Who should choose which
Best for
- Ted: beginners or anyone who wants a soft, forgiving plug with a predictable widest point.
- Heaven's Gape: users focused on gradual stretching and a round, even opening sensation.
Not for
- Ted: those specifically training for gape who want a round head that opens them up first.
- Heaven's Gape: anyone who prefers a narrow tip and a clear midpoint sensation.