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Shop dildos online and find the one that fits your body and your mood. Choose lifelike silicone, hands-free suction cups, smooth glass, fantasy or strap-on-ready shapes. Every one ships in plain unmarked packaging, with free delivery on orders of $100 or more. Beginners should start around 5 to 6 inches insertable and 1.25 to 1.5 inches wide.

Quick answer: A dildo is a non-vibrating sex toy for penetration, judged by shape, size, material and base, not a motor. For a first dildo, go for body-safe silicone around 5 to 6 inches insertable and 1.25 to 1.5 inches wide, with a flared or suction-cup base. Water-based lube works with every material. At Naughty Hut dildos start from $11.99.

New to buying one? Our best dildos NZ buyer’s guide walks through silicone versus glass, suction-cup bases and beginner-friendly insertable sizes. Once it's home, our silicone dildo care guide keeps it in top shape.

Shop dildos by type

Counts and prices below are read from the live catalogue, not a static list.

Type Products From Best for
Realistic Dildos 189 $11.99 Lifelike dual-density silicone, veined shafts, skin tones
Suction Cup Dildos 212 $15.99 Hands-free on tile, glass and smooth floors; harness-ready
Huge Dildos 88 $26.99 8"+ insertable, XXL girth, for experienced users
Fantasy Dildos 43 $19.99 Tentacle, alien, unicorn and creature designs
Coloured Phallic Dildos 40 $21.99 Bright, non-realistic silicone, pink, purple, rainbow
Double Ended Dildos 16 $26.99 Long flexible shafts for shared or solo double play
Glass Dildos 14 $42.99 Borosilicate, non-porous, warm or chill for temperature play
Packing Dildos & Packers 12 $24.99 Soft FTM packers and STP designs, multiple skin tones
Double Penetration Dildos 6 $26.99 Dual-shaft DP toys for simultaneous vaginal and anal
Thrusting Dildos 5 $47.99 Motorised in-and-out motion, several with body-warming
Squirting Dildos 4 $43.99 Pump-fed ejaculating designs for realism play
Dragon Dildos 3 $95.99 Creature Cocks and Alien Nation fantasy silicone

Strap-on and pegging

Harness-worn play has its own hub. 55 strap-ons from $24.99, and the sub-types below.

Type Products From Best for
Strap On Dildos & Harnesses 55 $24.99 Harness kits, hollow strap-ons and pegging sets
Strapless Strap-Ons 7 $74.99 Held internally, no harness required
Pegging Gear 37 $18.99 Complete kits and beginner-sized dildos for couples

Best dildos in NZ right now: by situation

Six picks, chosen across price and shape rather than by margin. Prices verified September 2026.

Quick buying guide

  • Beginner size: 5 to 6" insertable length, 1.25 to 1.5" diameter
  • Safest materials: medical-grade silicone, borosilicate glass, stainless steel
  • Universal lube: water-based works with every dildo material
  • Base type: flared for anal, suction cup for hands-free, O-ring compatible for strap-on use
  • Shipping: discreet NZ-wide delivery, free on orders of $100 or more

How to choose the right dildo

1. Material first. Medical-grade platinum-cure silicone is the gold standard for safety, longevity and feel, non-porous, hypoallergenic and easy to sanitise. Borosilicate glass and 316-grade stainless steel are also fully body-safe and unlock temperature play. Avoid jelly, TPE and PVC for long-term use, as porous materials trap bacteria.

2. Size. Most first-time Kiwi buyers are happiest at 5 to 6" insertable length and 1.25 to 1.5" diameter. Step up to 7"+ once you're comfortable; our Huge Dildos collection handles 8" and beyond.

3. Base. A flared base is essential for anal use. A suction-cup base unlocks hands-free play. An O-ring-compatible base lets the same dildo double as a strap-on.

4. Lube. Water-based lube works with everything. Silicone-based lube degrades silicone toys over time, avoid pairing them.

Dildos vs vibrators: what's the difference?

Dildos are non-powered toys that rely on shape, size and material for stimulation. Vibrators contain a motor and deliver buzzing or pulsing sensation. Some designs blur the line, our thrusting dildos drive motorised in-and-out motion, and several add body-warming. If you want pure depth and fullness, a classic dildo is the right call; if you want clitoral or external buzz alongside penetration, look at the vibrators range.

Why shop dildos at Naughty Hut

  • 100% NZ brand, Kiwi-owned
  • 100% discreet packaging, nothing on the parcel identifies the contents
  • Flat $10 NZ-wide shipping, free on orders of $100 or more
  • Price Beat Guarantee on identical in-stock items
  • Secure NZ checkout, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Afterpay
  • Verified R18 retailer: adults 18+ only (R18 policy)

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy a dildo online in New Zealand?

At Naughty Hut. We list 410 dildos and ship them in plain, unbranded packaging, no Naughty Hut reference on the courier label. We're a Verified R18 retailer.

How much does a dildo cost in NZ?

A beginner silicone dildo starts at $11.99 here (the Enduro Blaster 12.7cm); the most expensive plain dildo in our range is the Adam & Eve Bedrocker at $221.99. A good beginner silicone dildo sits around $25 to $50; dual-density realistic models are $80 to $110; premium platinum-silicone and fantasy pieces run $95 and up. Shipping is free on orders of $100 or more.

What is the best dildo to buy first?

A smooth, slightly tapered silicone dildo of 5 to 6 inches insertable and 1.25 to 1.5 inches wide, with a flared base. The Dr. Skin Mini Cock 12.7 cm is the cheapest version of exactly that shape in our range; The Rocket Dr. Realistic Dildo 19cm is the step up if you already know you want length.

How much is shipping on dildos?

Shipping is a flat $10 per order, free on orders of $100 or more.

What is a dildo?

A dildo is a non-vibrating sex toy designed for penetrative use. Unlike vibrators, dildos rely on shape, size and material, not a motor, for stimulation. Modern dildos are made in silicone, glass, stainless steel and other body-safe materials, in everything from beginner-friendly slim designs to advanced sizes and fantasy shapes.

Are dildos legal in New Zealand?

Yes. Dildos and sex toys are completely legal to buy and own in New Zealand for adults aged 18 and over. Naughty Hut is a verified R18 retailer and sells to adults 18+ only (see our R18 policy).

What is the safest material for a dildo?

Medical-grade platinum-cure silicone is the gold standard, non-porous, hypoallergenic and easy to sanitise. Borosilicate glass and 316-grade stainless steel are also fully body-safe. Avoid jelly rubber, TPE and PVC for long-term use, as porous materials can trap bacteria.

What size dildo should a beginner buy?

Most beginners are most comfortable with 5 to 6 inches insertable length and 1.25 to 1.5 inch diameter. Choose a smooth, slightly tapered design with a flared base, and step up in size only once you're confident.

How do I clean my dildo?

Wash before and after every use with warm water and mild fragrance-free soap or a dedicated toy cleaner. Motorless silicone, glass and stainless-steel dildos can also be boiled for three minutes for full sterilisation. Let air-dry completely before storage.

What lube should I use with a dildo?

Water-based lube is safe with every dildo material. Avoid silicone-based lube on silicone dildos, it can degrade the surface over time. Glass and stainless steel are compatible with all lube types.

Ready to find your match? Browse the full dildo range above, or jump straight into a category: Realistic · Glass · Suction Cup · Strap-On. Discreet NZ-wide delivery on every order.

Updated October 2026 · product counts and prices verified against the live catalogue on 5 September 2026.

Quick buying checklist

The buying guide above covers material and size, these extra checks round out what's worth confirming before you buy.

  • Firmness: a dual-density design pairs a firm inner core with a softer outer layer for a more realistic give, while a single-material silicone piece feels firmer and more uniform throughout.
  • Exact measurements: check the product page for the precise insertable length and diameter rather than relying on the product name alone, these can vary between brands even at a similar size.
  • Motor and charging, if motorised: a thrusting dildo runs on a rechargeable battery, so check the charging type and roughly how long it runs before you'll need to plug it back in.
  • Noise, if motorised: a thrusting motor will have some audible hum, worth factoring in if you want to keep things discreet.
  • Storage: a dedicated pouch or box keeps a silicone piece away from dust and stops it touching other silicone toys in a drawer.

Guides from Naughty Hut

Everything you need to choose the right size, material and style.

Dildo brands in our range include Shots Toys, Adam & Eve and Fun Factory.