SWT One Anal Beads 72 cm: review

SWT One Anal Beads 72 cm in brief — this is what you get

SWT One Anal Beads 72 cm is an anal chain without electronics: six balls molded onto a single through-shaft that ends in a flat base plate. The stores state the total length as 72 centimeters, the largest ball diameter as 6.5 centimeters, the base diameter as 11 centimeters, and the weight as 800 grams. The item is sold in Sweden by three stores at prices between 395 and 595 SEK, and all three had it in stock at the price check on 29 July 2026.

This desk review is about the item with EAN 8436572925434. The number has been checked in the structured data of all three stores in the price table, against the item number on Vuxen’s product page, and against the EAN field in a fourth, independent channel. All five link the number to the same thing: a 72-centimeter-long anal chain with six balls from the brand that Swedish stores spell as Vergite.

What sets this review apart from most others on the site is the source location, and it deserves to be stated directly instead of being hidden further down. The manufacturer publishes no specifications at all for this product. There is no product page, no manual, no datasheet, and no materials declaration to refer to. Every digit below is a store detail, and it is marked as such every time it is mentioned. That, in itself, is the most important result of the desk review.

Vergite, Virgite or SWT — who manufactures the anal balls?

The name question is messier than it should be, and it’s worth clearing up because it determines where you should look for specifications. Two of the three Swedish stores list the brand as Vergite. The third, Vuxen, states no brand at all on the product page, but instead lists the item under the category "Anal – xtreme".

The trail can be followed further. Vuxen’s own product text for the sister item SWT Anal Snake 89 cm — same letter combination, same EAN series 8436572925xxx — describes it as part of "Virgit Strange & Wild Things collection". That’s where the pieces fall into place: SWT stands for Strange & Wild Things, and the brand is called Virgite, a Spanish company that markets itself under the slogan Erotic Things. The 843 prefix in the EAN number is Spanish as well.

Virgite has an official website. It presents seventeen product collections — VIBES, ESSENTIALS, REALISTICS, PROSTATICS, SHE HAS THE POWER, COSMETICS, SLEEVES, EGGS, HOLLOW STRAPS, MASTURBATOR, FLUO, QIOT, APP TOYS, LOVE HIT, NIPPLE CLAMPS, PUMP IT and WASSH. None of them is named SWT or Strange & Wild Things, and the manufacturer’s own product catalog contains neither anal balls nor any item from that series. In other words: the brand exists and has a public website, but this product is not on it. That’s why you can’t find an official specification for how much you look for—because it’s not published, it’s not removed, and it’s not behind a login.

What can actually be substantiated — and what can’t

When the manufacturer is silent, the retailers’ product feeds become the only source. It’s a worse source, for three reasons. The stores copy from each other, so three consistent store listings can in practice be a single piece of information repeated three times. The stores translate mechanically, which means that words like "base diameter" can mean something else in the original. And stores have a commercial interest in having a number sound good, while a manufacturer that publishes incorrect measurements gets returns at their doorstep.

The information the stores agree on

The good news is that the agreement here is complete. Four independent store pages — three Swedish and one Norwegian — state exactly the same set of numbers:

• Total length 72 cm. Listed by Vuxen, SexleksakerOutlet, Blush Me and the Norwegian Woome. Blush Me lists it as 72,00 cm in its specifications field.
• Largest diameter 6.5 cm. Blush Me explicitly gives it as "Diameter (max) 6,50 cm", while the others list it as 6.5 cm in the measurements line.
• Base diameter 11 cm. Listed by Vuxen, SexleksakerOutlet and Woome in the measurements line.
• Six balls. All stores write "Anal ball with 6 balls".
• Weight 800 grams. Listed by Vuxen, SexleksakerOutlet and Woome.
• Material and color. Blush Me is the only one I can rely on here: the store’s specification field lists "High-quality silicone" and the color "Black". The other two Swedish shops list no material at all.

That four shops are in agreement does not mean the details are verified—they most likely come from the same wholesaler stream. But it means that no shop has made up its own number, which is different from the situation where two shops give 40 and 42 centimeters, respectively, for the same article number. Here, there’s no such conflict to report.

The information that none of them publishes

The list of what’s missing is longer than the list of what’s provided, and it’s at least as important when you’re deciding:

• Insertion length is not published. The 72 centimeters are the product’s total length, including the shaft and base plate. No shop and no manufacturer states how much of it is intended to be inserted.
• The diameter of the individual balls is not published. 6.5 centimeters is the maximum value. If the balls are progressive—that is, they get larger toward the end—and if so from which diameter, that’s nowhere stated.
• The type of the material is not specified. "High-quality silicone" is a store phrase, not a material declaration. No Shore hardness, no silicone type, and no information about phthalates, latex, or BPA is published for the item.
• No IP rating is published. The product lacks electronics, but the absence of a rating means that nobody has tested and certified anything about submersion.
• No manufacturer warranty is published. Neither the brand nor any shop states a warranty period for the item.
• No country of manufacture and no delivery contents list is published. What’s in the box in addition to the product—storage bag, user manual, nothing—is not shown.

What can be concluded is that the person who buys this item buys it based on the store text and product image. It’s entirely possible to do that intentionally. However, it isn’t possible to do it with the same information as when you buy a Lelo or a Satisfyer, and that difference should be reflected in the price you’re willing to pay.

Material: high-quality silicone according to one of three shops

The material question is the single most important feature of an anal product, because it determines whether the product can be kept clean and whether it’s still hygienic after a few years. Here the information is thin but not nonexistent: Blush Me states "High-quality silicone" in its specification field, and the same shop also states the color black. SexleksakerOutlet and Vuxen provide no material information at all for this particular item.

Why silicone matters for an anal product

Silicone is a non-porous material. It sounds technical, but it has a very practical consequence: a non-porous surface can be cleaned because there are no microscopic cavities where residue and bacteria can get trapped. On a product intended for anal use, this isn’t a comfort issue—it’s a hygiene issue—and it weighs more than any other line in a specification.

Silicone has two more properties that matter for this particular design. It can be stretched without cracking, which is a requirement for a 72-centimeter-long chain that needs to be able to bend in all directions. And it retains body temperature better than hard plastic, which is relevant when the contact area is large. The store texts describe the surface as “soft and silky”—it’s a marketing formulation and not a measurement, but it is at least consistent with the material description.

An indication, though indirectly: the adult product text for the sister model SWT Anal Snake 89 cm explicitly states platinum silicone, meaning platinum-catalyzed silicone. It’s the cleaner of the two common curing methods. However, that information applies to the other item, not this one, and the same store doesn’t say anything about material on the page for SWT One. Drawing the conclusion that both are platinum silicone would be guessing, and we don’t do that here—but it does say something about what the manufacturer appears to be working with in the collection.

Phthalates, plasticizers—and what “silicone” might not securely mean

Phthalates are a group of plasticizers used to make plastics—above all soft PVC—flexible. Kemikalieinspektionen describes them as substances that can affect the hormone system and make reproduction more difficult, and several of them are therefore restricted or banned in the EU in a large number of products. This product category comes up again in oversight because it contains soft plastic in contact with the mucous membrane.

The point of knowing that a product is silicone is that silicone doesn’t need phthalate plasticizers to become soft—softness comes from the polymer’s own structure. The material specification is therefore, by itself, better information than almost any other line in a specification. But here comes the caveat: the information comes from a store, not from the manufacturer, and no party publishes an explicit declaration that the product is free from phthalates, BPA, or latex. Compare that with how a manufacturer that actually publishes its specifications does it: Lelo states for Soraya Beads both body-friendly silicone and ABS plastic, exact outer dimensions, and a battery specification down to 520 mAh and 3.7 volt.

For anyone who is allergic to latex, the lack of information is particularly troublesome. Latex allergies cause reactions in the mucous membrane faster than on ordinary skin, and an anal product is exactly the type of use where that information matters. There is no such information to rely on here—neither from the brand nor from any of the shops.

Dimensions and weight: 72 cm, 6.5 cm, and 800 grams

Dimensions are the part of the specification that is best supported—in the sense that four shops list them with the exact same wording. They are also the part that makes it most clear why Vuxen classifies the article under the heading “Anal – xtreme” rather than among regular anal balls.

A 72-centimeter-long chain, put into context, is almost twice as long as a typical mid-range anal chain. Hidden Desire Extreme Heavy Anal Balls Large measures 39 centimeters according to the same shop’s specification field, which is 33 centimeters less. And the premium model that is usually used as the quality reference in the category, Lelo Soraya Beads, is 234 millimeters long—barely a third of the SWT One.

Base plate at 11 centimeters—the most important figure

On an anal product, the base plate is not a detail but the entire safety construction. The rectum has no natural stop function, and what prevents a product from sliding in completely is that the base is wider than what is inserted. The shops list the base diameter as 11 centimeters, meaning it is almost twice as wide as the largest ball at 6.5 centimeters. That’s a really good margin on paper.

But there is one caveat that must be included. No shop specifies what those 11 centimeters refer to. The reasonable interpretation is that the measurement applies to the flat base plate, which in the product images sits at the end of a narrow shaft and has the shape of an oval plate angled relative to the shaft. But it does not say so, and there is no drawing or manual showing where the measurement was taken. So someone who places decisive importance on the width of the base has a measurement to relate to, but not a definition of it.

However, the construction itself can be described based on the product images: six balls are threaded onto a continuous, flexible shaft that continues past the last ball and ends in the flat base plate. The chain is so flexible that in the picture it is rolled up into a ring. That is the usual construction for long anal chains, and it differs from models with a pull cord at the end—like Hidden Desire’s 39-centimeter model, where the shop expressly states that there is a pull cord for safe removal.

What 800 grams changes in use

800 grams is a lot for a product without a battery. For comparison, Lelo lists 145 grams for Soraya Beads—so less than one fifth. The weight is a direct result of the amount of material: a massive silicone body 72 centimeters long with balls up to 6.5 centimeters in diameter simply contains a lot of material.

In practice, it means two things. One is that the product hangs—a heavy chain pulls downward under its own weight, which affects how it behaves during use in a way a lighter product does not. The other is that it needs space and a thought about storage: 800 grams of silicone rolls up into a ring with, judging from the product photos, an approximately forearm-sized diameter. It’s not a product that fits in a wash bag.

The sister model puts the number into perspective. SWT Anal Snake 89 cm is listed as weighing 1.3 kilograms and measuring 8.65 centimeters in diameter—same collection, one step up in every measurement. The fact that the brand has a model that’s even heavier says something about what the collection is intended for.

Use: six beads and a size scale that requires experience

The shop texts agree on who the product is for. Vuxen lists it under “For the experienced user,” SexleksakerOutlet under the point “Explore the world of anal stimulation,” and both place the item in their extreme categories. It’s a reasonable labeling based on the measurements, and it should be taken seriously rather than read as marketing.

6.5 centimeters in diameter in context

6.5 centimeters is the product’s largest diameter according to the shops’ specification fields. Based on that figure, it corresponds to a circumference of a bit over 20 centimeters—just a conversion of the shop’s information, not a published value. The best-selling anal plug in the beginner segment typically comes in at half of that, and the Hidden Desires 39-centimeter model is listed by the same shop as 4.00 centimeters at most.

So what can be established is that SWT One is a bit more than 60 percent above a product that itself is marketed as “extreme.” It’s not a step up—it’s a leap, and it’s the single most important piece of information to consider before you order. The combination of a 72-centimeter length and a 6.5-centimeter diameter means the product can’t reasonably be used in its entirety by most people—which is also why the lack of a published insertable length is a real problem and not a formality.

Which lube works with SWT One Anal Beads?

All the shops recommend water-based lube, and SexleksakerOutlet has it as its own point in the product description: “Use with water-based lube.” The recommendation is correct for two independent reasons.

The first is the material. A silicone-based lubricant on a silicone product breaks down the surface over time and makes it porous. A porous surface can no longer be cleaned properly—only be replaced, and the damage is permanent. Oil-based products such as coconut oil also leave a film that’s difficult to remove. Since the material here is only supported by a shop statement, the precaution rule is even more justified: treat the product as silicone, because it is the only material information available.

The second is anatomy. The rectum produces no lubrication of its own, unlike the vagina. Lubricant is therefore not an option for anal use; it’s a prerequisite, and on a product with this surface and these dimensions, there needs to be plenty of it—and it needs to be replenished. Water-based lubricant dries in faster than silicone-based, which is the trade-off for being the only option that is safe for the material.

Safety: the base plate, the control, and what must not happen

The risk that is specific to anal products is that the object slides in completely and can’t be taken out without care. Protection against that is provided by the base’s width, and here the shops state 11 centimeters versus the largest ball’s 6.5. So the margin is good—with the caveat that the measurement isn’t defined and doesn’t come from the manufacturer.

Two practical consequences follow from the design. First: the product has no pull-ring, but a plate at the end of a shaft. That means the grip is on the shaft, not in a loop—which is harder with lubricant on your hands than it sounds. Second: a flexible chain weighing 800 grams behaves differently than a rigid plug, because the weight hangs in what has already been inserted. Take the balls out slowly, one at a time—sudden pulling is the most common cause of problems with this type of product.

One last thing that can’t be verified but still belongs in a purchasing decision: no party publishes an instruction manual or safety information for the item. There is no document that states what the manufacturer itself thinks about usage time, cleaning method, or temperature tolerance.

Cleaning, storage, and durability

That’s where the lack of a manual is felt the most, because it’s the only part of care where a mistake first ruins the product.

How do you clean a 72 cm long silicone chain?

Assume the material is silicone, because that is the only material information available. Rinse the entire chain in lukewarm water after every use and use fragrance-free soap or a cleaning product intended for intimate products. Be especially careful in the transitions between the ball and the shaft—that’s where the surface is most difficult to reach and where residue is most likely to remain. Let the product air-dry completely before putting it away.

Boiling and dishwashing should be avoided. No manufacturer and no store state any temperature tolerance for this item, and without a published value there is no basis for exposing 800 grams of silicone of an unknown type to boiling water. Pure silicone generally tolerates high temperatures, but “in general” is not a specification.

Storage is a practical problem in itself. No storage pouch is stated to be included — the contents of the delivery are not published at all — and silicone attracts dust and lint. Store the chain coiled up in a fabric pouch or its own compartment, and don’t let it lie against other silicone products. Two silicone anal plugs that are pressed against each other for a long time can react and become sticky, which is a known phenomenon in this product category.

Water resistance and IP rating: why the question looks different here

No IP rating is published for SWT One Anal Beads. Enclosure classes of the type IPX are defined in the international standard IEC 60529 and describe how well a housing protects electrical equipment against water. On a product with no electronics at all, there is consequently nothing electrical to protect, and the absence of classification is therefore a smaller gap here than on a vibrator.

That does not mean, however, that the question is uninteresting. A classification would have said something about seams and casting, and it would have provided a third-party-verified statement in a specification that otherwise lacks any form of verification. Without it, you can only settle for the conclusion that a mass-cast silicone product without a battery compartment reasonably can be rinsed — which is a conclusion, not a statement.

No electronics: what it means for the specification

SWT One has no motor, no battery, no charging connector, and no app. This is not a drawback but a design principle, and it has consequences in both directions.

The advantages are concrete. There is no battery that loses capacity, no charging cable that can be misplaced, and no proprietary magnetic contact that makes the product unusable when the cable breaks. Where a battery-powered product is in practice used up when the cell is, here only the silicone’s condition sets the limit for service life. There is no sound value to state because there is no sound source, and there is no charging time to compare.

The downside is that the comparison with electronic alternatives becomes a pure functionality question. The Lelo Soraya Beads has eight vibration modes, a lithium-ion battery of 520 mAh and 3.7 volts, up to two hours of runtime and up to two hours of charging time at 5.0 volts and 500 milliamps. SWT One has none of that, and correspondingly costs a fraction. Who is right depends entirely on whether vibration is what you’re looking for — which in this size class is rarely the case.

SWT One Anal Beads compared with the alternatives

Three comparisons are relevant: to the next step in the same collection, to a standard extreme model from another brand, and to a premium product whose manufacturer actually publishes its figures. All details below come from the respective source listed in the source list, and all prices come from the shops’ product feeds on 29 July 2026.

Against SWT Anal Snake 89 cm — same collection, one step up

SWT Anal Snake 89 cm is the closest sibling: same EAN series, same collection, same stores. Adult toy listings state the total length as 89 centimeters, the diameter as 8.65 centimeters, the weight as 1.3 kilograms, the material as silicone, and the elasticity as bendable. The price is 499 SEK and the article number is 8436572925465.

The difference versus SWT One is 17 centimeters in length, 2.15 centimeters in diameter, and half a kilo in weight. It’s not a variant difference but two different difficulty levels. Calculated per centimeter, they are almost identically priced, though: 395 SEK for 72 centimeters becomes 5.49 SEK per centimeter, 499 SEK for 89 centimeters becomes 5.61 — both calculated based on prices and measurements from the sources.

Two things still make Anal Snake a better-documented product. Adult toy listings state the material in its quick fact field for the model, but not for SWT One, and the store text specifies it as platinum silicone. If the material declaration matters a lot to you, it’s worth knowing that the sister model has one, and that this one does not at the same store.

Against Hidden Desire Extreme Heavy Anal Balls Large 39 cm — half the size, pull ring

Hidden Desire’s model costs 329 SEK at Blush Me and is listed there with a length of 39.00 centimeters, a max diameter of 4.00 centimeters, the material as high-quality silicone, and the color as black. The store also explicitly states a pull ring for safe removal.

The comparison is interesting precisely because it keeps everything else the same: the same store, the same material wording, the same product type, and the same black color. What differs is the size and the grip. SWT One is 33 centimeters longer and 2.5 centimeters thicker, and costs 66 SEK more at its cheapest store. Per centimeter, Hidden Desire is more expensive — 8.44 SEK versus 5.49 — but that figure matters less than the fact that it’s a completely different product in practice.

Who should choose what is unusually straightforward here. If you don’t already have experience with products in the upper size class, 39 centimeters and 4 centimeters are the rational choice, and the pull ring is also a safer grip than a plate at the end of a shaft. If you already know you want more than that, there’s nothing in Hidden Desire’s specifications that speaks in its favor.

Against Lelo Soraya Beads — this is what a published specification looks like

This comparison is less about the products and more about the basis. Lelo Soraya Beads are vibrating anal beads, and the manufacturer publishes on its own product page: the dimensions 234 × 59 × 46 millimeters, the weight 145 grams, the materials body-friendly silicone and ABS plastic, a lithium-ion battery of 520 mAh and 3.7 volts, a charging time of up to two hours at 5.0 volts and 500 milliampere, an operating time of up to two hours, eight vibration modes, that the product is completely waterproof, and a two-year manufacturer warranty followed by a ten-year quality guarantee.

Hold this list up against what Virgite publishes for the SWT One: nothing. Not the dimensions, not the material, not the weight, not the warranty. The price difference is big, but the difference in controllability is bigger—and the latter costs nothing to publish.

In terms of the product, they’re barely comparable. Soraya Beads are 23.4 centimeters long and weigh 145 grams, so they’re under one third of the length and under one fifth of the weight. The person who chooses between the two, in practice, chooses between two different things: a documented, battery-powered premium product in normal size, or an undocumented manual product in extreme size.

Price range: 395 to 595 SEK and three stores with stock

Three Swedish stores sell the item with EAN 8436572925434. Cheapest is SexleksakerOutlet at 395 SEK, then Blush Me at 529 SEK, and most expensive is Vuxen at 595 SEK. It’s 200 SEK or 51 percent difference between the lowest and the highest for the exact same item number.

The positive thing about this price range is the stock situation. All three stores had the product in stock at the price check on July 29, 2026, which is unusual in this product category and means that the cheapest store is also the one that can actually deliver. It’s not always the case—on several products in the category, the lowest price is at a store that is sold out, and then the figure is useless.

Vuxen also states “Previous lowest price 30 days: 595 SEK” on its product page, i.e. the same amount that the store charges. That means that 595 SEK is not a discounted price at that store but a regular price, and that the difference compared to SexleksakerOutlet’s 395 SEK is purely a margin difference between stores rather than a campaign that will soon end.

The prices in the table above come from the stores’ own product feeds and are updated when the feeds do. Always check the final price at checkout before you order, and assume that shipping costs may be added under each store’s free-shipping threshold—on a product that weighs 800 grams, the shipping weight isn’t negligible.

Who is SWT One Anal Beads 72 cm for—and who isn’t?

It’s a fit for you if you already know where your limit is—and have found that it’s beyond what the standard range offers. It’s a fit for you if you want a manual product with no battery to charge and no cable to misplace. It’s a fit for you if you want maximum length for the money—5.49 SEK per centimeter is low in the category—and can live with the fact that the materials information comes from a store instead of from the manufacturer.

It’s not for you if you’re new to anal toys. A 6.5-centimeter diameter is more than 60 percent more than a product that’s already being sold as extreme, and a length of 72 centimeters isn’t a step—it’s a leap. It’s not for you if you need to know exactly what you’re putting into your body, because there’s no materials declaration, no shore hardness, and no information about phthalates, latex, or BPA to rely on. It’s not for you if you want vibration—there’s the Lelo Soraya Beads with its eight settings, and that’s the obvious way to go. And it’s not for you if you want a warranty from the manufacturer, because no such thing is published.

A trade-off belongs in the decision. The product is big enough to be a project in itself: 800 grams of silicone that has to be cleaned, dried, and stored—and it doesn’t fit anywhere discreetly. Anyone who buys this item on impulse will likely use it just once or a couple of times. Anyone who buys it after intentionally comparing 39, 72, and 89 centimeters will know why 72 ended up being the answer.

Warranty, complaints, and right of withdrawal

No manufacturer warranty is published for this item, neither under the Virgite brand nor by any of the three stores. That alone is information: where Lelo offers two years of manufacturer warranty and then ten years of quality warranty on Soraya Beads, there is no commitment here at all beyond what the law provides.

What the law provides, on the other hand, isn’t little—and it applies regardless of what the manufacturer promises. Under konsumentköplagen, you have three years’ right to complain about defects in the goods. A defect in a molded silicone product usually shows up as a casting defect, a crack at the transition between the ball and the handle, or a surface that becomes sticky—all of which are material defects and therefore provide grounds for a complaint, not normal wear and tear.

In distance purchases, there’s also a right of withdrawal for fourteen days under the law on distance contracts and contracts concluded outside business premises (lagen om distansavtal och avtal utanför affärslokaler). Be aware that in practice the right of withdrawal is limited for hygiene products that have been taken out of a sealed package—however, the right to complain about defects always applies. If you have questions about what applies in your case, Konsumentverket via Hallå konsument will guide you.

A practical tip that follows from the source situation: save the box and the receipt. When the manufacturer does not publish any specifications, the store’s product page at the time of purchase is the only basis you have for what you ordered, and that basis can be changed without notice. Feel free to screenshot the size information before you place the order.