Buy Oil-Based Lube – Crisco, Boy Butter, FF Grease and Splashers
Oil-based lubricants are thick, economical and last significantly longer than water-based alternatives – ideal for fisting and intense sessions. At Tom Rocket's you'll find Crisco, Boy Butter and specialised fisting greases. Important: not compatible with latex condoms.
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Crisco: The Cult Lubricant
Crisco is an American vegetable shortening that has been used as a lubricant in the gay fisting scene since the 1970s, historically associated with the Crisco Disco in New York. The consistency is semi-solid to creamy, softens at body temperature and becomes extremely slick. The Crisco 453 g is the standard tub; the XXL Crisco 1360 g is the bulk size for regular users.
Crisco is oil-based and therefore not compatible with latex condoms or latex gloves. The oil degrades latex. Nitrile gloves are the safe alternative. For fisting without a condom or with nitrile, Crisco remains one of the slickest and most long-lasting products on the market.
Boy Butter Original
Boy Butter Original Tub (454 g) is based on coconut oil and organic silicone: hypoallergenic, homogenised and water-washable (which is rare for pure oil products). Made in the USA. The consistency resembles butter and turns creamy on contact with skin. Boy Butter is toy-safe (with non-latex toys) but equally unsuitable for latex condoms.
Fuck & Fist FF Grease
Fuck & Fist 1L FF Grease is a semi-liquid milking grease: additive-free, fragrance-free, in a 1-litre can with a clip closure (hangable). The consistency is thicker than liquid lube but thinner than Crisco: a middle ground for users who want more slickness than Crisco but less fluidity than a hybrid gel. Not latex-compatible.
Splashers: Lube Capsules for On the Go
The Splashers Lube Capsules (20 pieces) are something unique: capsules based on evening primrose oil that are inserted rectally (like suppositories) and dissolve within 15 to 30 minutes. The lubricant distributes itself from the inside: ideal for darkrooms, saunas, pool parties and travel, where applying lube externally would be inconvenient. No external application needed, no sticky hands, no bottles to carry.
Oil-Based vs. Water- and Silicone-Based
Oil-based lubricants have clear advantages and clear limitations:
- Advantage: Extremely long-lasting: does not dry out, rarely needs topping up
- Advantage: Thick consistency: ideal for fisting and deep penetration
- Advantage: Nourishing: coconut oil and plant fats condition the skin
- Limitation: Not latex-compatible: degrades latex condoms and gloves
- Limitation: Harder to wash off than water- or silicone-based lubes
- Limitation: Can stain fabrics
Anyone using latex (condoms, gloves) should switch to a water- or silicone-based alternative. Those fisting without latex or using nitrile gloves will find oil-based products the most durable and slickest option available.
Cleaning and Storage
Oil-based lubricants are harder to remove from skin than water- or silicone-based alternatives. Warm water and soap are usually sufficient. For Crisco and Boy Butter, an oil-based cleanser or shower gel helps. Fabrics (bedding, towels) can stain. The FIST CLUB FFuck Sheets from the fisting accessories category protect furniture and bedding. Store Crisco and Boy Butter in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. Fuck & Fist FF Grease has a clip closure and is hangable, practical in a play room.
Shipping
Tom Rocket's ships free within Germany from EUR 49, EU-wide from EUR 99. Orders placed before 1 PM are dispatched the same day. Discreet delivery in plain packaging. Customer service via chat, email or WhatsApp.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Crisco really suitable as a lubricant?
Crisco has been used in the fisting scene since the 1970s: extremely slick, long-lasting and well-established. Not compatible with latex condoms.
What is the difference between Crisco and Boy Butter?
Crisco is pure vegetable shortening (oil-based). Boy Butter contains coconut oil plus organic silicone and is water-washable. Both are not latex-compatible.
How do the Splashers capsules work?
Insert rectally like a suppository. The capsule dissolves within 15 to 30 minutes and distributes the lubricant from the inside. Ideal for on the go, darkrooms and saunas.
Can I use oil-based lube with condoms?
No. Oil degrades latex. Use only with nitrile gloves or without barrier protection. For sex with condoms: choose a water- or silicone-based lube.