PACKERS
Built from lived experience
Packers for
Real Bodies.
Soft, silicone, TPR, and pack-and-play packers in cut and uncut styles and a full range of skin tones. Cheap enough to try your first one, or handcrafted and top-shelf. Picked out by people who actually pack.
Not sure where to start?
Start with TPR
Soft, affordable, and the easiest way to figure out size, position, and style before investing in silicone. From $19.
Shop TPR Packers →Go Silicone
Non-porous, body-safe, dishwasher safe, built to last years. The #1 Trans Packer is our community's favorite. It's ultra-soft platinum silicone, from $38.
Shop Silicone Packers →Check the Bulge Guide
Shaft length alone doesn't tell the full story. Ball size is what really decides how big your bulge looks. We made a whole guide about it.
TGS Bulge Rating Guide →Packer materials, care & FAQs+
TPR vs. Silicone: Which is right for you?
| Material | Feel | Price | Lifespan | Best for |
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TPR Shop TPR → |
Soft, lightweight, flexible | From $19 | ~6 months daily wear | First packer, budget-friendly, figuring out size & style |
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Silicone Shop Silicone → |
Realistic weight, squishier, more lifelike | From $26 | Years with proper care | Long-term wear, skin tone matching, premium realism |
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What's the difference between TPR and silicone packers?
TPR packers are soft, lightweight, and affordable. They're great for figuring out what size and style works for your body before you spend more. Silicone packers feel more realistic and hold their shape better. They last years with good care, and they're non-porous, so they're safe against your skin long term. Most people start with TPR and upgrade to silicone once they know what they want.
What size packer should I get?
Shaft length alone doesn't tell you how a packer will actually look in your pants. Ball size is what decides how big your bulge looks. Use our TGS Bulge Rating Guide to find the right match for your body. Most people who pack daily land between a Bulge Rating of 2–3.
How do I wear a packer?
Position matters more than most people expect. Read our full How to Wear a Packer guide. It covers positioning, underwear choice, and tips for all-day comfort. Your packer pairs best with Cake Bandit packing underwear or a harness designed to hold it in place hands-free.
How do I clean and store my packer?
Wash with warm water and mild soap after each use, or spray with Toy Cleaner with Aloe Vera. Allow to fully air dry. Before storing, dust with Packer Renewing Powder to keep the surface soft and prevent stickiness. Never boil or machine wash a TPR packer. Heat will ruin it for good. Silicone packers are dishwasher safe (top rack, no heat dry). Read the full Packer Care Guide →
Do you ship discreetly?
Always. Every TGS order ships in a plain, unmarked mailer. The return address just says "Shipping Dept." No product names, no company name on the outside. Your order looks like any other package.
From the blog
Packing 101: Everything You Need to Know
The complete guide: materials, sizing, positioning, daily wear tips, and how to choose your first packer.
Read the Guide →What Size Packer Should I Get?
The TGS Bulge Rating System. How ball size shapes your bulge, rated 1–5 for every packer we carry.
Read the Guide →How to Wear a Packer
Where to put it, what to wear it with, and how to stay comfy all day. The practical stuff most guides skip.
Read the Guide →I Wore a Mr. Limpy for 7 Days Straight
A community member packed for a week straight. Here's what held, what shifted, and what it actually felt like.
Read the Article →How to Care for Your Packer
How to clean, sanitize, and store TPR, silicone, and elastomer. Keep your gear body-safe and make it last.
Read the Guide →STP Guide: How to Choose & Use a Stand-to-Pee Device
Ready to pack and pee? Here's how STPs work, which models fit which bodies, and how to line one up right.
Read the Guide →
