The Booty Bumpers kit is a strap-on compatible dildo set with butt-plug-like bases. They can be used vaginally or anally. I wouldn't say that any of the three dildos is really beginner material, and I have personally only used the pink and orange in that manner. They are flexible enough so that there isn't much danger of a bruised cervix.

The toys are made from Sensafirm, which is a plastic derivative that is meant to mimic "the real thing". They are soft and flexible but still firm enough to hold-up during use. While they feel life-like, the colors are far from natural, and honestly I love the bright colors. There is no texture, so I would say these are appropriate for beginners for vaginal use and intermediate as far as anal play goes. Keep in mind that Sensafirm is a porous material and makes cleaning tough; sharing these requires condom use.

The kit comes with three dildos that share the same width of 1.5 inches. The green dildo is 7 inches long, the orange is 5.5 inches long, and the pink is 4 inches long. Because of their base, they are all harness-compatible, and I would say they are the width of the "average" dildo. So they would be fine for beginners to dildos, but may be a bit much for the first time butt-plug user. The shape of the dildos mimic that of a penis, but I wouldn't say they are realistic, given the bright, neon colors. They don't vibrate and have no metal, so I suppose they are safe for travel, but I personally have never taken them on a trip.

I have never had an issue with these, although I make sure not to share them, given the material. The suction-cup base makes them harness-compatible. I had no problem fitting them into my harness, although the pink one is really more of a plug than a dildo so I have never used it as anything else. The green one I have only used vaginally, but it could be used for pegging. I know some may avoid this set given the material, but I really love their density and how brightly colored they are.

While the Sensafirm makes it so that the dildos are flexible, it also makes them hard to clean. You trade the nice feel for toys that are a bit high-maintenance. The material is porous, and if you plan to share them, you NEED to use condoms and swap the condoms any time they are changing from person-to-person or a different part of the body (e.g., don't go from anal to vaginal or vaginal to anal without changing condoms). You can use toy cleaner or antibacterial soap, although they will never be sterilized because of the porous Sensafirm. Only use water-based lube, and be sure to keep these in "a dark cool place"--I keep them in my room in a dark-colored tote to make sure they don't get too warm or get too much light.